I am an Entrepreneur starting in 1979, the last time I worked on someone else’s
payroll. I’ve started and owned 9 businesses, including sole-proprietorship’s, both
kinds of corporations, and an LLC. (Limited Liability Company). In these last
forty years each business has taught me and led me to the next. A journey that
has carried my dreams heading to future dreams that I might not yet have even
experienced.
I wrote this Guide to become a handbook for women of all ages who have a desire
to become an entrepreneur. I want it to be a resource for creating your team, and
as a “Go-To” book that will be your friend for many years to come. It’s for all of
you who have a dream or an idea that inspires you to reach for potential success or
create your own future by becoming engaged in structuring your own lives.
When you are an entrepreneur at heart, sooner or later you will have questions.
You’ll need advice to rely on; need to call on the voices of past E-Girls called
“experience,” fi nd networks to help you get over the hurdles, and become inspired
by others who have gone before you.
Entrepreneurs are not necessarily only engaged in “making money” as their sole
purpose. They might also be volunteers, or organizers of food banks, rescue
organizations collecting donations, or church activities needing leaders to reach
goals just to name a few. The goal, your goal, must be bigger than just making
money! The “mission of the company” is paramount to success. This is a place for
God to show you the way if you reach out to HIM.
