by FFESAdmin | Feb 6, 2016 | Inspiration, Leadership, Small Business, Strategy Tips, Women Entrepreneurs, Women Entrepreneurship
5 Reasons Why You Should Write a Book of Authority If you are a business coach, a nutritionist, a personal trainer, a physiotherapist or any other kind of professional, writing your own book establishes you as an expert. Did you know that less than 2% of people that... by FFESAdmin | Jan 25, 2016 | Inspiration, Leadership, Small Business, Women Entrepreneurship
Worldwide Focus on Entrepreneurship,The GES Summit This is a guest blog from Yvette Mazariegas of Belize. Yvette attended the 2015 GES Summit in Nairobi, where there is worldwide focus on entrepreneurship. Yvette is CEO of M&M Distributors, a paper and... by FFESAdmin | Jan 20, 2016 | Inspiration, Inspiring stories of women entrepreneurs, Social Media, Women Entrepreneurship
St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands This is a guest post from Jo-Ann Hamilton, Founder of Secret Birds based in London, UK. Jo-Ann was born in St. Croix and recently returned to the island for a short break. Female Entrepreneurship in St. Croix As a West Indian with roots... 
by FFESAdmin | Dec 7, 2015 | Inspiration, Leadership, Small Business, Strategy Tips, Success, Women Entrepreneurship
A guest post by Serena Schwab, CEO of Tigris Events The A,B,C’s of How to Become An Entrepreneur Are you an entrepreneur? Or do you hope to become an entrepreneur someday? If you answered yes to either of these questions, read on. There are a few basics you should... 
by FFESAdmin | Nov 28, 2015 | Inspiration, Inspiring stories of women entrepreneurs, Women Entrepreneurship
Reflect, and choose 12 days of gratitude instead of 12 days of Christmas. As the holiday season approaches, instead of making it a mad time of shopping, partying and spending beyond reason, celebrate the season differently. As the world is grappling with the second... 
by FFESAdmin | Nov 24, 2015 | Inspiring stories of women entrepreneurs, Women Entrepreneurship
Times are changing in Cuba, you can see it slowly happening, even though the US trade embargo is still in place. The country won’t move dramatically forward like China, but it will be a slow evolution similar to Vietnam. Normal relations with the USA will slowly... 