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Starting with a vision and a sincere desire to help women realize their dream of entrepreneurship, Carmin Wharton has built e-BlackWomenNetwork, a membership networking community for business women of color.

Prior to launching e-BlackWomenNetwork.com, Carmin published a top selling relationship memoir, Lessons Learned: While Looking for Love in All the Wrong Faces.

Carmin is an expert on the challenges of building an online business and she knows that her purpose is to empower, enlighten, educate and motivate women to enjoy abundant lives through entrepreneurship.

Carmin is a dynamic, heart-warming and approachable speaker and she is truly an inspiration to everyone who is blessed to hear her speak.

She is the mother of an adult daughter and son and the adoring grandmother of her granddaughter. She's delighted to daily share the joys of her 86-year old mother's golden years.

Carmin is devoted to and passionate about helping people earn a living on their own terms, working from home.

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Your Life is Not a Dress Rehearsal!

This is the real deal - you are on the stage of your life. There will not be an encore. Decide to live the life of your dreams now.

While it is true that people who own businesses will enjoy a significantly larger income than those who continue to work for others, it's not just about the money. It's about freedom. Freedom to use your creativity to design your own life. Freedom to spend time with your family and friends. Freedom to travel and and meet interesting people. Freedom and time to enjoy a wonderful new sunrise or a gorgeous sunset.

Why always 'Not yet'? Do flowers in spring say, 'Not yet'?

-Norman Douglas

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