In this episode, our repeat guest, Patty Block, shares another brilliant concept to help women grow their businesses. 62% of women rely on their businesses for their primary income, yet 88% of these businesses generate less than $100,000 in annual revenue.

The first time I saw Kylie Hodges’ website, one of the things that stuck with me was how she described her work: she helps clients grow their businesses “while working with their ADHD, anxiety, or depression.”

Making sure we identify, track, and protect the many IP assets that flow through our businesses is a common source of anxiety. That’s why I created the Asset Tracker (also known as IP Tracker).

A woman's intuition is a superpower.

I had a feeling I was going to love my guest Shoshanna French, and I was right. She and I had a powerful conversation about practical intuition, which is what her business Simple Spirit is all about.

An astounding 70% of the US domestic product is intellectual property. As expertise-based service providers, we are creating intellectual property (IP) every day.

Environmental, social and governance (ESG) is a term used to represent an organization's corporate financial interests that focus mainly on sustainable and ethical impacts.

In this episode, I put a new spin on journaling to achieve your personal and business goals—keeping an IP journal. The goal of an IP journal is to document the who, when, what, and how of all your content and ideas at the time you create them.

Non-Disclosure Agreements have become ubiquitous in US business these days because so much of our economy runs on Intellectual Property.

Imagine if there was a way to get back a whole day of your busy week. That’s the goal of Sarah Greener, a specialist in helping women business owners find ways to focus on their high-creative tasks instead of getting bogged down with the minutia of running a business.