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Forbes.com
30 Women Entrepreneurs to Follow on Twitter
Twitter has been an incredible tool for connecting with like-minded people from around the world. I am always on the lookout for women entrepreneurs and women in business to follow, connect with, and learn from. The following 30 women entrepreneurs have excellent twitter feeds to follow:
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The Detroit News
MomGYB underscores importance of community
One of the things I love about the community of moms is that its members tend to be very supportive of one another. Have a bad day? Another mom will listen and boost your spirits. Need a solution to a problem? Another mom will not only give advice, but she’ll jump right in and help you fix it. Need a contact? Just ask a mom, she’ll hook you up.
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BizzieMommy.com
Mom Entrepreneur Interview: Lara Galloway
Tell us about The Mom Biz Coach As a certified life and business coach, I help mompreneurs make more money doing work they love while taking care of prioirity #1: family. I offer one-on-one coaching and coaching groups, and am also host of the Mom Biz Coach Show on BlogTalkRadio. I offer twice-weekly podcasts as well as the popular WoMEN (What Mom Entrepreneurs Need) Teleseminar Series on the Show. In September, listeners can also tune into the Mom Biz Makeover Show I’ll begin podcasting on the Women’s Information Network (www.theWINonline.com). I’m passionate about helping mom entrepreneurs create (or re-create) sustainable businesses that truly satisfy them.
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Tidbit Blog
10 Ways Twitter Changed My Life
This month marks my one year anniversary of being on Twitter. Little did I know when I typed my first tweet last year how things would change! For instance, I could not have predicted back in October 2008 that Twitter would become “my office,” that I would eventually get 95% of my qualified leads from Twitter, and that I would be able to achieve my status as expert and go-to resource for mompreneurs in less than a year. For this, I owe a debt of gratitude to the developers of Twitter. Thanks, Guys!
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