My Own Boss

Mary-Ann Bowcott Shows How Women Rock Trade with Her Plumbing Business

Found Her Business Niche with Detailed, Cusotm Events

If Entrepreneurship Is Wired Into Our DNA, then Jenny Got ALL the Genes

Ep36: Erin Andrews Moves Her Small, Spunky Chocolate Business To the Top by My Own Boss

Ep35: Jennifer Krigbaum, Took a Market Gap and Built a Successful Company by My Own Boss

Strong, Smart and Challenging the World

Creates a Business that EVERY Entrepreneur Needs

Kelly Fennelly Gives Back with a Non Profit - Learn How You Can Too

Abbie Gaines Shows Us that a Girl CAN Rock a Tech Business

Ever Wondered About Crowdfunding? Hear How Two Women with Passion Project Funded a Company

Finds a Way to Take a Busy Life and Add a Business

Shannon Brown, shares how a disaster in the kitchen turned into a life changing invention.

Kathy Ravenberg shares the reason behind the love of Christmas and Santa.

Emotional Connections Drive Leila Breton’s Custom Bridal & Red Carpet Business

A Heritage in Food and a Quest for Knowledge

Ep24: Jessica Smith, A Gift Leads to a Storied and Timeless Business by My Own Boss

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Ep22: Kyra Bussanich, Ten Years to Overnight Success by My Own Boss

Julie and Melissa talked about the fun in numbers and taxes.

Author & Advisor, Teaches You How to Claim the Spotlight

Fabric, Talent, & a Little Magic Make this Business a Delight

Nina Used Trial, Error, and Guts to Create Her Dream Business

Maria Wills, Taking a Personal Brand and Pushing Societies’ Boundaries with Afternoon Tea

Ep16: Jessica Law, This Boss's Passion is Bein' the Boss by My Own Boss

Mandi A combines a warm personality with strong business strategies.

Controlling Chaos & Clutter Traps, Chelsey Catalano talks about being a professional organizer

Nikole Vincent, How Struggling With Motherhood Birthed a Business

From the Gardens of Vietnam to A Pure Skincare Line

From Detroit Junkyards to Badass Accessories

Tempestt hated hated her job, see what that inspired her to do.

The heart of the story is the heart. Let's get to know Sherin as she tells her story.

Kerri Glenn: Owner, Pando Social Media "I would say this has been something that has been building my entire life. Like I can really look back, at every stage and how it's pointed me in this direction without me ever even realizing it. Which is kind of cool, I guess, you know, ever since I was little, I always wanted my own business; which I don't know if most little five-year-olds say that Thankfully I had super supportive parents and they really cultivated that when we were little. They weren't allowance type of parents. They were like, "Okay, what do you want to do to earn your money?". And so, weird as it sounds, my siblings and I actually bought a small herd of goats. It's so weird. Everyone's always like, "You what?". And so, we milked our goats and we sold the goats milk to various families that we knew and kind of a little co-op fashion and we made really good money from it.

Are you thinking of having your own business? If it's for you or not? Julie talk about the Four Questions to Ask Yourself Before Starting a Business on her latest blog post. Check it here: https://medium.com/@boss_45862/got-what-it-takes-four-questions-to-ask-yourself-before-starting-a-business-e64d3a7bb3b Follow us @myownbossinc Website www.myownbossinc.com

Listen to Julie and Kelly as they discuss the disadvantage of not having a website.

Elaine Rau: Founder, LadyBoss Blogger “I feel like women when everything's crumbling around you ...you take it upon yourself to feel better, to be better, to be the support that everyone around your needs. I moved down to Honduras because my husband's brother was murdered. I was not only trying to be there for him but also trying to figure out my new life and how do I cope with this new language, this new culture, and I don't have a car and I don't have any friends and all this stuff. I've always been raised as strong ... my mom has always been a huge role model for me and she's the hardest worker I knew, and so I always knew that to get out of situations you’ve just got to work hard. And you’ve got to work harder. If the situation is hard you’ve just got to work harder. It originally started because I needed ... needed, not wanted ... I needed to connect with women who knew what they were doing because I didn't. I needed to create a platform in order to do It's always been Lady Boss Blogger because I wanted it to be about lady bosses. I wanted to become a blogger and I wanted to be a lady boss, and I wanted to interview those bosses. For 355 days, I didn't neglect to post at least one post on my blog every single day. I think I am in the collaborative mindset versus competitive mindset. It's never ... the platform works for me as a collaborative platform. I love complimenting people, I love promoting other people. That's just who I am. This platform is just bigger, where I can talk about all these other cool people to a bigger audience.

Women's' Roundtable Discusses Putting a Price Tag on ... Us The ladies gather to discuss how to value and charge for our services and products, as well as networking and testimonials.

Irene Gillespie: Owner, Irene's Catering Kitchen "I learned in the kitchen with my mom and my grandmother. I'm a mixed woman, so I learned the Spanish side of cooking. I learned the black side of cooking and then I was involved heavily in my church. On Saturdays they would sell dinner, so I would participate and learn what I could and deliver. I've always had a passion for cooking. I didn't work in a restaurant. I literally did things for family members, friends, you know things like that. After hearing I should do something, I should start a business so many times, I started saying, well maybe I should.

MY OWN BOSS helps women entrepreneurs how to tame their business by women entrepreneurs with decades of business experience. We'll show you that you don't need a business degree to be successful, and we'll guide you through those hardest parts of owning a business, by teaching and empowering you to truly own all the pieces of it. And you know what? When you do that, you'll be able to focus on what you love and do best! Be Your Own CFO

Ilana talks about how she got to own her own insurance office, her personal struggle & growth, and how she was savvy in creating her niche.