More Than WE Know

An interesting week at the carnival with lots of outstanding lessons for Women Entrepreneurs.

At the top of the list is the Carnival of Small Business Issues hosted this week by E-Biz Booster Blog.  Lots of good reads, but my top choice is an article by Nikole Gipps.  She provides inspiring and practical tips on how to keep your business moving forward during challenging times in Be Your Own CEO posted at Small Business Essentials: News, Tips and Advice.

This issue of All Woman Blogging Carnival  is hosted at Barmus.  An interesting read for Women Entrepreneurs is I Was a Bratz Doll in a Barbie World, Lessons from My Failed Broadcasting Career posted at The Frugal Duchess. This article describes the lessons that the author learned from failure and the subsequent success she found when she learned to value who she was and stopped trying to be someone she wasn’t. 

The December issue of  Mothers in Business Carnival has a good round-up. Among other great articles, Donna-Marie asks the provocative question Should WAHMs pretend they don’t work from home? posted at Small Business Diva.

The Working at Home Carnival has a wide variety.   Sagar presents a lot of practical advice and a huge collection of links in  No More Filing Cabinet: 25 Online Filing Systms for Web Workers posted at Bootstrapper. 

 E3 Carnival of Success Principles is jam-packed with good articles. The one that caused me to add a resolution to my New Year’s list is Charles H. Green’s  The Single Fastest Thing You Can Do to Increase Trust posted at Trust Matters. His advice is simple, cheap, effective and very rarely done. 

That’s it for this week. Enjoy your Sunday reading. Let me know which articles were your favorites!

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