Archetypes are universal themes within stories and systems. Having learned that two thirds of businesses don’t survive their founders' lifetime inspired Rebecca to engage archetypes from the most powerful, enduring, and renewing force she knew, the natural world, and apply them to challenges and growth opportunities her business faced.

The Animal Archetypes gave Rebecca a framework through which she transformed her companies from entrepreneurial leadership, that which is dependent on its founder, to professional management, a structure that is scalable and self-replicating. 

At some point (or many points) in our lives, we will face difficult people, whether at work or at home.  These challenging people seem to defy logic.  Some may unconsciously be difficult while others seem to thrive on the chaos. It’s easy to let an unreasonable person affect us and ruin our day. Studies have shown that stress can have a negative, lasting impact on the brain and our overall, health.  What are some of the keys to empowering yourself in such situations?

What does it mean to be a member of NAWBO and be an advocate for women business owners?

Our bipartisan Advocacy efforts on behalf of the nation’s women business owners continues, and NAWBO National is busy preparing for the 117th Congress. We have had overwhelming interest in the NAWBO Town Hall. For this reason, we will be shifting to a *webinar* at 12 p.m. ET on Wednesday, November 18th so everyone can participate.

We are a #NAWBONATION! Experience meeting other NAWBO members across the country every Wednesday at 5pm ET