Women were packed, standing room only, into the Hot Mommas® Project Guerrilla™ Mentoring event (at a major discount – thanks to our partner the Center for Entrepreneurial Excellence). For two hours, they’d get help on their own goals and issues, and help others.
Susan Niebur – our Hot Mommas Project Winner of our 2011 STEM Category (Science, Tech, Engineering, and Math) – passed away yesterday. She is accomplished, well-known, and well-liked in professional, social media, and personal realms. But there are two things I am compelled to share with you here:
I’m in a group called “Circle.” Here, each month, eight of us confide about business and personal matters to trusted advisors. It pretty much rocks. Kassie Rempel is one of the members. Today, I received what I deemed a “Circle 911” from another member of the group.
Do you think just one person can make a difference for women and girls? Last week, the Hot Mommas Project launched a contest for tickets to our ground-breaking women’s leadership half-day bootcamp: Sis U. We’ve cracked the code on confidence and can measurably improve it. Our research shows : It’s ALL about confidence ladies. Strangely, with all our degrees and success, we have less of it than our male counterparts.… Read More »Can Just One Person Make a Difference for Women and Girls? Rachel Eberhardt Says Yes, and Leads the Way as Sis U Winner
If you want to Build a Million Dollar Business, Cameron Herold is the man to help you do it. Welcome, my home slices, to a new (or renewed) belief system. In yourself.
For one week, starting today, we’re running a contest for the fantastic women in your life. Sis U is our proven half-day seminar that combines groundbreaking research with the best practices in women’s leadership education.
Sunday night was Mtv’s VMAs. Having cracked the code on confidence for girls, Gen Y and Gen X, The Hot Mommas® Project wants to know:
Here are three stellar leadership lessons. They have to do with mother nature, life, and people, which will always be bigger than business, which is a lesson in and of itself.
The story begins..”You teach Gen Y, but you don’t hate Gen Y. Why do so many other people seem to hate Gen Y?” Jenn Sacks asked me one day. “Don’t worry,” I said, “I am Gen X and – when I was young – people hated us too.”
The Hot Mommas Project July 2011 Newsletter. Not your grandmother’s email newsletter. But, if you’re Jenn Sacks, it is your grandmother’s email newsletter.