By: Kara Stevens
Being a boss isn’t easy. Being a girl boss? Even harder. As a woman in business, it’s easy to feel like you have to work even harder than your male colleagues, just to be respected. Being a leader isn’t just talent; it’s something to be worked on each day. The marathon of becoming the best
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By: Kara Stevens
No matter what size your business is, it’s essential to prioritize branding. Critical to making your company stand out, engaging your audience, and securing customer loyalty, branding sets you apart from your competitors and facilitates commercial success. While major corporations have multi-million dollar campaigns at their disposal, smaller businesses are typically working on a much
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By: Kara Stevens
No matter what’s going on in the world, improving your company’s online presence should always be on your to-do list. But in unpredictable times like these, this step is crucial! Now, people are shopping online more than ever, home deliveries are becoming the norm, and where there’s a change like this, there’s an opportunity. If
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By: Kara Stevens
As Black women, we tend to put ourselves last and push ourselves to the limit at work and at home. This is often to our detriment. As coronavirus (COVID-19) graduates from being a global health crisis to being declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization, maintaining our health is the highest priority. Period. “We have
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By: Kara Stevens
Female entrepreneurs are well and truly on the rise, and we couldn’t be happier. Unfortunately, the modern world of business hasn’t always been the ideal environment for female leaders to thrive and succeed. Thankfully, this continues to improve day after day, as success stories inspire others to dare to achieve their goals. When you are
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By: Kara Stevens
Emergencies are an inevitable part of life. Whether it’s your car, your health, or your home, emergencies can be scary and costly. There’s good news, though: An emergency fund can help you offset the cost and stress of the unexpected tremendously. All you need to do is a little bit of prep work. Regardless of
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By: Kara Stevens
Sandy Smith, the owner of Yes, I Am Cheap, is the queen of home-based businesses. Even when she had a full-time job, she was able to pull in $80k on the side in one year. Impressive. Now that we are in the era of coronavirus and many of us are experiencing financial anxiety about our
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By: Kara Stevens
Photo by Kaleidico on Unsplash You are a go-getter. You set up your business, you researched the products and the best way to do things, and you have sorted through the financial aspects. This is all great, but there can’t be a business if you don’t have customers. Finding customers and successfully marketing the business
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By: Kara Stevens
Making the most of what you have comes in many forms. Clearly, the most obvious is financial. Being able to make the most of your finances without feeling like you are missing out is great. Sometimes, though being able to make do with what you have is better when you think about things such as
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By: Kara Stevens
Life isn’t exactly a walk in the park financially in the best of times. Well, for some, it’ll be quite a stroll, but the majority of us need to keep an eye on things pretty much every day. One day, everything can be hunky-dory. The next day, though? A problem could arise out of seemingly
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