Welcome to Project Eve! Wednesday, June 19, 2013
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    Call For Nominations: 33 Essential Websites For Women

    By Meridith Dennes

    To kick off the summer, we want to know what you’re surfing? What have you bookmarked?  Where do you go for insight, inspiration, information or to get an interesting perspective on a topic you care about? It may be a traditional media outlet or an evolving one. It may be practical and service oriented or a peek into a

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    Security Essentials and Internet Vulnerability

    By Anna Colibri

    Security Essentials Security essentials on the internet are an important part of contemporary living, especially if you are a solopreneur or an e-business owner. If you are reading this, you are probably online and, whether or not you realize it, experiencing internet vulnerability. COLIBRI knows, talking about security essentials could be considered, um, don’t be

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    6 Steps to Help You Move Out of Your Inbox

    By Jackie Nagel

    When did it happen? How did it happen? It was all so subtle. It started with a small portion of your day visiting your inbox. Your inbox was new and exciting and, with anything fresh, electrifying, and shimmering, it held mind-blowing magnetism! Next, you brought your morning cup of Joe. Your warm, fuzzy pajamas and

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    Three Tough Words for Entrepreneurs to Swallow: “That Didn’t Work”

    By Marcy Twete

    For any entrepreneur, writing your annual plan is a daunting task. I began my company’s plan for 2013 in October 2012. I wanted ample time to plan, process and deliver my plan to my Advisory Board. While grateful for the time spent developing a solid plan, what I’ve learned since then may be the three

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    8 leadership lessons we learn from Olympic athletes

    By Jo Lynn Deal

    Olympic champions are the best of the best.  Their journey to the highly coveted medals is long and difficult, and requires unwavering commitment.  A few weeks ago, I listened to four-time gold medal winner Sanya Richards-Ross share her story at the Chick-fil-A leadercast. While most of us will never know what that unique accomplishment feels like, we can take

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Profit from Sustainability

There are different meanings for the concept of sustainable growth. In one sense, it is synonymous with sustainable development; in other words, it is a pattern of economic growth in which resources are not depleted

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Funding Opportunities Available for Women Business Owners

Funding Sources that Target Women-Owned Businesses Angel, Seed & Venture Capital Golden Seeds and Golden Ventures http://www.goldenseeds.com/ “Golden Seeds is an investment firm that is dedicated to delivering above market returns through the empowerment of women

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Business Hustle: Can Women Learn the Moves?

Forbes author and successful businessman, August Turak, identifies hustle as a distinguishing feature of those who succeed in business. People addicted to hustling spend little if any time wishing the world was “fair”. Instead like

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Roaming with Sarah Neill and DOODAD

Sarah Neill is the co-founder, CEO, and female travel extraordinaire over at tech-startup DOODAD  (www.getadoodad.com).  As a prime example of a businesswoman who saw a

Boot-Scrapping

Have you gotten scrappy?! Recently, Jody and I were having a lovely meeting with startup founder, Kathy Taylor, on the roof of our office building.

Do I have what it takes?

Not in a million years I would have imagined to set up my own business! I mean, at 40 years old, isn’t it too late

My 30-Day Life Overhaul

If you had told me 30 days ago that in the next 4 weeks I would fly myself to Spain for a job interview, accept