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The following article is the first in a series of articles provided by Enterprising Women magazine. To learn more about Enterprising Women, visit www.enterprisingwomen.com
How to Become a Successful Entrepreneur
BY Karen Friedman
This year I will celebrate
my 13th year in business. I've made a few mistakes along the way. But,
I have also learned a lot, which I would like to share with you so you
can continue to grow, enjoy your own successes, and share them with
others who aspire to join the ranks of successful entrepreneurs.
1. Be a sponge.
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Karen Friedman is president of Karen Friedman Enterprises,
Inc., co-author of Speaking of Success, an international communications
coach and former television reporter.
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FROM THE 2009 GLOBAL SUMMIT OF WOMEN "Setting New Paradigms for Business and Political Leadership" Santiago, Chile May 14 - 16
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Australia’s new Prime Minister
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The Girl Effect: The powerful social and economic change brought about when girls have the opportunity to participate in their society.
Adolescent girls are uniquely capable of raising the standard of living in the developing world. Girls are the most likely agents of change, but they are often invisible to their societies and to our media. When everyone-girls, parents, teachers, executives, artists, hairdressers, forest rangers, rock starts, presidents, investors, advertisers, skateboarders, truckers, cowboys, organizations, chefs, teenagers-knows about The Girl Effect, then real change can happen.
The Girl Effect is rooted in the work of the Nike Foundation. To learn more, visit www.thegirleffect.org.
Since 1998, the Corporate Women Directors International has been providing baseline information from which women's progress on corporate boards can be measured. CWDI has conducted research internationally to identify women corporate board members in Australia, Canada, Japan, South Africa, Spain, and the United States, as well as a regional report covering top companies in Latin America, and two Global reports analyzing women's board participation at the 200 largest companies in the world. To find out how many women serve on the Boards of Directors of top companies in 33 countries, visit http://www.globewomen.org/CWDI/CWDI.htm
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From the UN Foundation. To Learn More About the UN Foundation Girl Fund, Click Here. From the Nike Foundation. To Learn More About the Nike Foundation Girl Effect, Click Here. My credo for UNESCO: New Humanism
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