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What Makes A Woman Successful In Business?

By Natalie Sisson ·

Heads up: this post is from 2010. The ideas hold up, but some tools, prices and links will have moved on since. For Natalie’s current work, head to NatalieSisson.com.

This is a guest post from Carol Roth, one of the wonderful experts in the Passport to Business Program.

I love Carol Roth’s no nonsense attitude and straight up style. She truly wants women to build businesses that befit our greatness yet she feels we’re not succeeding at this.

In these short but powerful videos, Carol explores the difference between what makes a man and woman successful in business by thinking bigger and by delegating.

She also gets fired up explaining the job to business spectrum, clarifying the differences between a “jobby” (a job, that’s really more of a hobby) and a bona fide business – and why you should have the latter – today!

Or you can view it on Vimeo here: Women Aren’t Succeeding in Business.

Or you can view it on Vimeo here: Carol Roth’s Job To Business Spectrum.

What do you think? Are you fired up and ready to step into your power and be the successful entrepreneur you can be? Leave a comment. If you already are then let us know what you think has been the key to your success?

Carol Roth – CarolRoth.com

Carol Roth helps businesses grow and make more money – hands down. An investment banker, business strategist and deal maker, she has helped her clients, ranging from solopreneurs to multinational corporations, raise more than $1 billion in capital and complete hundreds of millions of dollars in M&A transactions and more.

Carol is a frequent radio, television and print media contributor on the topics of business and entrepreneurship, and is now signed to a LA-based production company to develop her own TV show. Her new book The Entrepreneur Equation: Evaluating the Realities, Risks, and Rewards of Having Your Own Business is due out March 8, 2011 which helps you evaluate the realities, risks and rewards of business ownership.

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