Selling What Comes Natural

The Internet is not a fad!  It is a proven medium for the 
exchange of information.  Like it or not, the Internet is 
going to be an intricate part of our everyday life and a
 primary factor in the shaping of our culture.

There are  83.4 million Internet users ages 16 and 
older, as of April this year!  Nielsen predicts 132.7 
million by the year 2000.  The size and nature of the
 World Wide Web can make setting  up a practice 
challenging.  Rest assured, you don't have to be a techno
 brain to get involved.  Its' easier now than it ever was, 
and the benefits are real!
If the trends of the past decade continue, according 
to the latest figures by the National Foundation of 
Women Business Owners (NFWBO), the number of
 women owned businesses stands at 9.1 million; 38%
 of al American companies.  The number of employees
 at women-owned firms has quadrupled to 27.5 million 
since 1987 and annual sales have grown fivefold to $3.6 trillion.

Women entrepreneurs are active in the marketplace. 
Accessing capital, buying technology, using the Internet 
to expand their business.  Much the same way as our 
male counterparts.  Why not cut the "middle man" and 
grow your business by and for yourself. 

Have faith in what you know.  Sure, building a smart 
investment takes time and  money.  But, ask yourself... 
can any smart woman entrepreneur  afford not to invest in 
their business.

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Lisa Blanton
Founder  Coaching Academy