Have you . . .
Not started your business because you have no idea
what to do first?
Started, stopped, started and stopped and allowed fear to keep you stuck?
Would you . . .
Like to build your business while you are still employed full- or part-time?
Love to leave crazy Corporate America behind once and for all and become wealthy sharing your passion
with those who need and want what you have to offer?
Like step-by-step instructions and morale support to build and grow your business?
Welcome to e-Black Women Network!
No matter where you are now in your business, things can change for the better - quickly. However, this won't happen unless you plan for it to happen. You must decide right now that you really want this business. You must commit to learning what you need to know to successfully and professionally run your business. You must set goals and commit to achieving them no matter what.
Develop a magnificent picture in your mind of what your life will look like once your business is up and running and turning a profit!
You will finally be able to leave Corporate America where your talents, skills, creativity and ability are undervalued and often ignored.
Building a business is one of the hardest and sometimes the loneliest roads you will travel. This is why I started e-BlackWomenNetwork; you don't have to dig and scuffle like I did - up countless hours late at night in front of my computer trying to teach myself this and that. We have products and services to assist you. Because we are here - your sisterfriends who share the same dreams - you don't have to feel isolated or feel that nobody cares because we do.
e-BlackWomenNetwork is for the woman who is struggling to build a business but still has to work and juggle other responsibilities while she builds the business. This sister may need help marketing her business, she may not even know what business she wants to start, she may just need someone to bounce her ideas off of or a shoulder to cry on sometimes.
I am Carmin Wharton and I have been where you are now. I've put all of my creative energy, blood, sweat and tears into a job only to be rejected for a promotion or pay raise while those less qualified moved up the corporate ladder. I've been there; struggling to rob Peter to pay Paul when the month is much larger than your bank account and then for what? After all of that corporate struggle, only to be laid off. I walked around for 5 years with a book inside my soul and another 3 years with the manuscript in my work bag; dragging it on a cart everyday - for 3 years because I thought no one wanted to hear my story.
One day I finally listened to what Spirit and loved ones had been telling me, "You know too much not share it with the world and get paid for it." If this is what Spirit is whispering to you, I hope you'll consider joining e-BlackWomenNetwork; it doesn't cost you a dime to join and the benefits you stand to reap are monumental.
In sisterly love,
