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Women About Biz Member Orientation!
Thursday, September 09, 2010 @ 12:00 to 1:00 PM (EST)
Did you just join Women About Biz? Are you a current member seeking an update in membership benefits and information on how to take advantage of your membership?
The WAB Member Orientation is scheduled twice each month (once during noon time and once during the evening) for an indepth orientation class conducted by Trina Newby, Founder & CEO, Women About Biz.
Weekly Group Coaching Starts September 14th!
Women About Biz is proud to present our Weekly Coaching Sessions! Each month we'll focus on a different theme that is designed to help you move forward in your life and business. No matter how old you are and how small or large your business is - everyone benefits from the power of coaching. If you're interested in learning ways to accomplish your goals faster and receive resources and tools to make it happen - this is for you.
12 Must Ask Questions to Evaluate Your Business!
Written by Trina Newby
I believe the process of questioning is one of the greatest skills a business woman can have when it comes to staying in touch with how your business is performing and how you are doing as the CEO of your company.Asking yourself the right questions and finding solutions and answers to them will not only help you to stay on the road of being real with yourself, but it will also help you to see the necessary changes that need to be made for business growth.
Featured Book for September/October 2010
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Join the WAB Book Club!
Featured Book: by Michael Gerber Scheduled Book Tele-discussions: Thursdays 7:30 to 8:30 PM (Eastern Time) September 9th & 23rd & October 7th & 21st |
10 Ways to Build Your Business Credit
by Trina Newby, Business Success Coach
Let's face it, personal and business credit are essential to your financial health as a small business owner. It's important to understand this and learn as much as you can about building and maintaining a good credit score for your business.
Having a business credit score of 75 or higher through Dun & Bradstreet is essential and can help you especially when trying to get lines of credit with vendors. While cash loans, such as an SBA loan, micro loan or personal signature loan will require a review of your personal credit - your business credit score will help also in making a final decision.
A Must See Video!
Sometimes the best gifts can come through your email and so it did for me. On a Friday, I opened my email and a link to a most inspirational video really put things about life in perspective. I was inspired so much so that I decided to place it in the Personal Development Channel, because anyone wanting to improve their life and achieve success should see it.
Enjoy!
Trina
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