Greatest Hits
- (L)Earning What I'm Worth
- The Save-to-Spend Budget
- Money Types: Carrie, Samantha, Miranda or Charlotte?
- Salary Negotiation Post - Retraction
- How Jenny Earned $15,000 on eBay
- Personal Account: Danielli, Part I
- The Fashionomics of Retail Begging
- 6 Steps to Better Pay
- Cheap, Quick Meals
- End the Superwoman Syndrome
- Rx for a Bloated Budget
- Create Other Income Streams
- Stop Wasting Time on Things That Will Never Make You Money
- The High Cost of Part-Time Work (+ working mom poll)
- Your (New & Improved?) Credit Card
- Prep for More Pay
- On Becoming a Financial Grown-up
- Challenge: Wear Just Six Things
- Personal Account: Gabrielle's Reflection on Worth
- Smash Student Loan Debt
Stop. Apologizing.
Thursday July 02, 2009
Anyone notice lately how good women are at apologizing when they need to — and when they don't? Sometimes it seems like a constant stream of “I'm sorry” is flowing out of our mouths. We're sorry when we win, when we lose, when we promote ourselves and our business, when we get ahead or fall behind, when we outdo our friends or colleagues, when we miss the tennis ball and lose the match. What is up with that? It's okay to be good at what you do, to beat the competition, win praise (and a raise) or promote your abilities. It doesn't make you a braggart — it makes you a confident, ambitious, well-adjusted woman. Stop apologizing already!
Social media strategist Jessica Smith offers up an engaging and worthwhile call to women entrepreneurs to stop apologizing for wanting success. We think it applies to all women. Read her piece here.
Women Grow Business
This morning, we're proud to occupy the feature space on WomenGrowBusiness.com. You've likely seen the DailyWorth post before -- it's a cross-post of our "Sell your ASSets" article -- but the blog itself is worth checking out. It covers the big picture experience of women in small business, entrepreneurship, and more.




