About Stephanie Breedlove

Stephanie Breedlove is a thought leader who helps entrepreneurs understand how to create a business with economic impact. She has spent a career walking the walk of a woman entrepreneur, building an integrated life of family and high growth business. Women owned businesses contribute only 3.8% of total U.S. revenue and employ only 6% of the workforce. “Let’s not leave more on the table than we should. Let’s not settle. Let’s believe that developing our talents to the fullest is good for us, our families, society and the economy.” Stephanie speaks on the subject of women entrepreneurism and the need for growth and greater economic impact.

The Secret’s Out: The Amazing Things Successful Women Entrepreneurs Share

Hello All In community! Today’s wisdom comes to you from Andi Simon, President of Simon Associates. Andi is a powerhouse of knowledge, expertise and support for women entrepreneurs and the potential of their economic impact. Andi’s deep studies prove that women at the top of organizations produces results – even though methodologies may differ from [Read more]

By |December 21st, 2017|Tips from the Community|113 Comments

How to Create a Company of Owners and Why It is Smart Business

A Company of Owners Is a Company of Engaged Individuals

Company culture has been an increasingly important focus of businesses over the last decade. In fact, a study led by Columbia Business School showed that more than 50% of survey respondents felt that corporate culture has an influence on productivity, creativity, profitability, firm value, and growth [Read more]

By |December 7th, 2017|Steph’s Stories|91 Comments

Why Desire Matters at Work

Hello All In community! Today’s wisdom comes to you from Kristen Wheeler, Founder and Creator of Native Genius. Kristen shares her valuable and unique methods for finding your innate talents, your right path, and how to capitalize on all her methods have to offer. It’s genius. The new year is coming – a great time [Read more]

By |November 23rd, 2017|Tips from the Community|5 Comments

Game Changers: Difference-Making

Every one of us desires to make a difference. Whether we are twenty, thirty, forty, or seventy, we want to feel we are having an impact on the world in some way. How do you define what it means to make a difference? I believe with all I have that answering the call to become [Read more]

By |November 9th, 2017|Steph’s Stories|29 Comments

The Mother-Founder Paradox and It’s Meaning to Entrepreneurship

Motherhood and entrepreneurship are not mutually exclusive.

Hello All In community! Today’s wisdom comes to you from Jen Mellon, Co-Founder of Trustify. Jen gracefully and effectively tackles a topic that is often discussed with too much emotion to be of value. I’m talking about the paradigm shift of the perception of women, who are also parents, [Read more]

By |October 26th, 2017|Tips from the Community|99 Comments

Have You Found Your Secret Sauce?

In a world of tough competition, how do you distinguish your brand from the rest?

Experts agree that entrepreneurs maximize a business idea when their authentic talents and values are at the core of their business and woven into the fabric of their efforts. These aren’t always groundbreaking. They are often subtle, a slightly different way [Read more]

By |October 12th, 2017|Steph’s Stories|68 Comments

Why Is Investing in Being a Life-Long Learner So Powerful?

Hello All In community! Today’s wisdom comes to you from Wendy Sachs, Founder of The Philadelphia Nanny Network. As a 30+ year successful entrepreneur, Wendy has traveled a long and deep journey to understand the power and value of life-long learning. Her words of wisdom will get you to find the commitment, and reap the [Read more]

By |September 28th, 2017|Tips from the Community|91 Comments

Actually, There IS Accounting for Success

Money is at the top of the list of tough stuff for most entrepreneurs. When a business issue (versus a personal issue) is the core reason for failure, 65% of the time it is due to financial mismanagement. If you hold yourself fully accountable, money doesn’t have to be one of your tough topics. I [Read more]

By |September 14th, 2017|Steph’s Stories|256 Comments

9/7/2017 Edition of Entrepreneurs Should Know

In the articles over the past two weeks, two themes seemed to emerge: A renewed focus on the
advancement of women entrepreneurs, and advice focused on grass-roots efforts and the value
of working hard and doing things right. I truly enjoyed reading the past couple of weeks, and I
know you will enjoy the best of the offering. [Read more]

By |September 7th, 2017|Entrepreneurs Should Know|2 Comments

How to Lose a Pitch Competition Like a CEO

How not winning my first pitch competition confirmed my entrepreneurial mindset for success

Hello All In community! Today’s wisdom comes to you from Janice Omadeke, Founder of The Mentor Method. If you are thinking about raising money or trying to raise money, Janice’s authentic advice will be a game changer. Thank you Janice for [Read more]

By |August 31st, 2017|Tips from the Community|42 Comments
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