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For decades, women thought they had to “be one of the boys” in order to succeed in business. Thankfully, the days of big shoulder-pads and masculine-styled suits are behind us and now, women are seeking out ways to develop their own authentic style of leadership.
Which isn’t always easy, especially as there are few truly feminine, highly successful role models to learn from. I’m often asked:
Kendall, how do you stay in your feminine magic
without giving up your power?
How do you balance the demands of running a thriving business
with the natural rhythms of a woman’s energy, without getting burned out?
How do you know when it’s best to listen to your intuition,
versus keep your decisions ‘just about business’?
As a woman entrepreneur, questions like these can cause you to feel an internal conflict, or struggle, unless you know how to successfully integrate the best of BOTH worlds: masculine and feminine.
Happily, this is surprisingly easy to do, as women have a natural talent for personal growth. And right now is the perfect time for redefining what it means to be a Divine Feminine leader of your business.
Which is why I’m delighted to share with you 3 of my secrets for becoming the Divine Feminine Leader of a successful business.


Whether you’re new to leading teleseminars or you’re a seasoned pro, there comes a moment in every “preview” call where it’s time to ask for the sale.
One of the biggest roadblocks many women entrepreneurs have to growing their business is thinking they have to first invest in office space, a fancy website, a blog and more before they can be successful.
Now that the holidays are behind us, it’s time to get busy planning your year.
As a woman entrepreneur, learning the right marketing strategies will help you create success, but unless you also master certain key emotions, you’ll continue to find yourself challenged as you try to grow your business.
Every year I evaluate which marketing and business skills I’ve mastered and make a list of the areas that I need to learn more about to keep my business thriving and growing.
As a woman entrepreneur, whether your business is robustly moving forward or you’re just getting started, it’s common to have a bit of “emotional money baggage” you may be carrying around, that is slowing you down.
Given that it’s only within the past few decades that women have had the opportunity to flourish as entrepreneurs, it’s no wonder that so many feel hesitant about becoming major income earners.
It doesn’t matter whether you’re brand new in business or you’re an advanced entrepreneur with momentum and leverage working for you, you’re frequently going to be engaging in a conversation with a prospective client. And when you have a step by step template to follow, you can predict with extraordinary accuracy how many of these “Discovery session” style conversations will turn into paying clients.
It’s Thanksgiving here in the U.S., which is my FAVORITE holiday of the year. So, instead of my regular, award-winning article, I’m sharing this special blessing I wrote for you — I hope you enjoy it!
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