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 Women Empowered By Business (WEBB) is an organization that promotes and empowers
women who are seeking to become knowledgeable and self-sufficient members of the
business world. Based on the initial vision and
determination of Lori Tyll and Judy Stoleson, WEBB has grown from only an idea into
an organization composed of a variety of talented, passionate women working to make
themselves and others heard in today’s corporate society.
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Join us on June 19th for our monthly webinar! Our guest speaker is Linda Clemons and she will be talking about “Identifying Stumbling Blocks.”
Linda Clemons, CEO of Sisterpreneur, Inc.®, is one of the most widely respected motivational speakers and sales trainers in the U.S. today. Her spellbinding messages have inspired ordinary people to become extraordinary achievers through the art of networking, in venues such as the White House and Major League Baseball. Her contributions as a trainer, author and media personality have earned her countless recognitions and honors.
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 How would you handle a major life challenge? What would you do to overcome a seemingly
insurmountable obstacle? For Mary Beth Gibson, these were very real questions that
needed to be answered. Only a few months into starting to run her own business,
Mary Beth was diagnosed with breast cancer. Although she had a history of breast
cancer in her family, she had hoped to be the exception. Instead, after her diagnosis
Mary Beth’s life changed dramatically.
Since her decision to become a coach at The Entrepreneur’s Source, Mary Beth had
dealt with several new challenges. She had to learn the TES system of coaching,
develop lead sources, contact local newspapers to promote her business, work on
expanding her networking groups, and on top of all this manage a family of three
young children and a husband! It was undoubtedly difficult, but Mary Beth felt up
to the challenge...
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Webb Reaches Out
- Susan G. Komen
- FINCA
- Habitat For Humanity
- Best Friends
- Safe Horizon
Jamie Novak's
Tip of the Week
Keep your desktop clear of clutter.
Pens and notepaper can go in the top drawer along with the stapler and other essentials. Use the space as a workspace instead of a storage area.
Also, to maximize your desk space and minimize distractions, keep the inbox off of your desk. The inbox is meant for incoming items,and they should come in by the door. So place your inbox closer to the door; that way as you walk by you can toss something in the box.
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