We wear our self-esteem like an oversized nametag. During business and networking functions we often wear nametags saying, “Hello my name is.” The same holds true for our “self-esteem nametag.” As we meet people, we unconsciously display a nametag proclaiming, “Hello my self-esteem level is.”

We’ve heard it said before, “You only get one chance to make a good first impression.” A well-written networking “commercial” can make the difference between being taken seriously as a woman in business and being dismissed as someone who isn’t sure of their business expertise.

As an empowered woman in business, are you thinking about working with a business coach? Are you a good coaching candidate? After all, a coach is interviewing you as much as you are interviewing them. You both must decide if it is win-win professional fit and personality match.

I’ve been working from home for over twenty years and I’ve found that it is definitely not as easy as it looks. Let me share three things you should consider if you’re thinking about working from home. Trust me when I say, you’ll want to make time to watch the video and read the article.

I’ve worked from my home for the past 20 plus years and found it to be a double-edged sword. On one side of the sword you have complete flexibility on the other, there is too much flexibility. Working from home takes not only discipline but also the ability to have laser-beam focus on your goals.

Many women in business have a difficult time “bragging.” When going for the next big account or job, it is important to give yourself permission to talk with pride about your accomplishments. You’ll want to read this article and watch the video before your next business presentation.

Here are four powerful, yet practical, success tips for taking yourself seriously as a successful woman in business. Watch the video and enjoy the accompanying article.

Many years ago I realized that I wasn’t focused on my goals – the goals that could make my business grow. I found myself emotionally and physically taking the “buckshot” approach to business. I realized that I didn't have a mindset of success.

Women in business often stop themselves from asking for the sale or coming out of their comfort zone because they are afraid of the word "no." With the right mindset, you can turn the negativity around and make "No" a very positive thing! You’ll want to watch the video and read the article.

The mere mention of setting and achieving goals can strike fear in the heart of many women in business. Although goal setting is an important success tool, many of us are apprehensive and reluctant to write out our plans for the future. Somehow, we’ve come to equate goals with stress and struggle.