The Wild WE: Business Gone Wild, Wild Women Entrepreneurs

Business Gone Wild: Wild Women Entrepreneurs

Monday, December 3, 2007

12 Wild Days: The 12 Days Of An Entrepreneur's Christmas

Forget Pen Sets. Forget Blotters. Forget Day Planners. Forget Charming, Totally Useless Mini-Trashcans HO, HO, HO! GROW, GROW, GROW! MERRY CHRISTMAS! Get the Gifts Your Business Deserves For more information on the event, go to: http://www.12WildDays.com

Labels: 12 days of chirstmas, business, entrepreneurs, gifts

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Sunday, August 5, 2007

New: City Business Directories

Wild WE is creating nicely bound business directories for each city. Your submission would include:

* A Description of YOUR Business
* A Picture of YOU
* A Profile of YOU as a person

This is a great way to get personal and get to know the other business owners in YOUR Community!

If you're interested in learning more, contact Cynthia at

wildwe-losangeles/at/TheWildWE.com

Labels: business, city directories, los angeles

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Tuesday, July 24, 2007

How to Wildly Blog Your Way to Success!

There are many reasons to blog. Here are a few:

* They help solidify you as an expert in your industry

* They can create buzz: If you are a catchy or thought-provoking writer, then your blog will catch on

* Instant Gratification: With most blogs, people can respond to your posts. Their responses will allow you to gauge if your topics strike a chord

Though blogging isn't for everyone, it is a great way to build your business while speaking your mind.

Remember, this is YOUR business! Only YOU can Grow it, but Wild WE can help!

Labels: blogging, business, expert, industry, wild we, writer

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How can I help YOU!

I am known for that phrase. It's one of the reasons why people like to work with me. I like to think of the other person first.

However, I have never had anyone say to me, "Well, that's a dangerous thing to say to a man" until this week. When he put out the offer for me to become his personal travelling masseuse, I knew the conversation was over.

If a man is having a business conversation with another man, it is just that: strictly business. How is the same type of phone call with a woman different?

Anyone who knows me knows that this is not a bash against men. I was just shocked because I have never had a businessman talk to me in such a manner. As you can guess, I will not be HELPING him anytime now or in the future.

I would love to hear from you women (and men). Post your experiences on the Gold/Platinum member listserv and let me know your story.

Look forward to connecting with you!

Ja-Nae
Your Fun, Fearless, and Fabulous Leader

Labels: business, dangerous, man, professional, woman, women, work

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Monday, July 16, 2007

These Mommy Wars Push My Buttons

Good Morning,

So I was just watching NBC's morning show when the "Mommy Wars" topic
came on. I just don't understand why we are beating around the bush.
The real issue is how and when will Corporate America catch up to the
needs of the modern family. More and more families are trying to make
it work (men and women), but the corporate structure is still set up
for the traditional family unit and functions, which for the most
part, no longer exist. Here is what I feel we should be focusing on:

-Flexible Hours when Possible
-Childcare Opportunities at the workplace location
-Maternity for Both Men and Women

I feel very strongly that when we as a business culture step up to
the plate with these items that we will find stronger, happier,
healthier families, which will then directly effect people's communal
environments, as well as, their working environments in a positive way.

Wow! All of that before coffee??? Thank God it's brewing.

Wildly Yours,

Ja-Naé
Wild Women Entrepreneurs President/Founder
http://www.TheWildWE.com

Labels: business, childcare, mommy wars

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Saturday, July 14, 2007

Me! Me! Me!

I have to laugh anytime I read an email or a post that states what a person needs or wants me to do for them, but yet doesn't ask me what I would like in return. In order to get someone to help you, you MUST create a WIN/WIN.

Here are 3 easy ways to create a WIN/WIN:

1) Turn Me! Me! Me! into You! You! You! Ask, "How can I help you?" and come to a mutual agreement.

2) Listen: Really find out whether or not the person is in a place to help you out. Also, read between the lines to see if there are any needs that haven't been verbalized.

3) Send a thank you. This will keep you in the forefront of that person's mind.

Remember, this is YOUR business! Only YOU can Grow it to Success!

Labels: business, growing your business, listen, success, thank you, win/win

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Friday, July 13, 2007

Business Gone Wild Blog On the Move Again

Due to circumstances beyond our control, the Business Gone Wild Blog is on the move once again.
The new address is
http://www.thewildwe.com/businessgonewild.

Looking for past Business Gone Wild posts? They will be available in the Business Gone Wild Blog Archive at http://www.thewildwe.com/bizgonewild/blog.html.

Labels: archives, business

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