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Successher Wives Successher Wives (Previously Luvely Wives Club) was created in 2008 shortly after our Founder was married.

As a business owner one of the first things you learn, if you weren’t aware of it already, is that there’s a difference between a business making money and being profitable.

As a business owner, one of your goals is likely that you have a line of products that people want to buy or service or range of services that people want to schedule you for. Have you ever stopped to ask yourself “why?” though?

One of the obvious goals of every business is to be profitable. Despite this, there are some times when as a business owner you may end up taking a loss.

It is not just a dubious statement that women’s health requirements are different from those of men but a fact. Modern studies have proved that women are more vulnerable to osteoporosis, PCOS, and of course breast cancer. Also, there could be pregnancy issues that may take a toll on the health of women. Then, of course, there is plenty of skin ailments that need constant care.

Building a business undoubtedly takes time, money and resources, and sometimes no matter how hard you’re working it can seem like you aren’t making any progress forward. For a lot of business owners, this can be discouraging and so it’s understandable that they put in less effort, see even less of a reward, and before they know it they’re giving up on it all.

It seems like no sooner is a business up and running then there’s someone knocking on the door, lurking on the website, or calling all the time asking for a discount. Sometimes it’s a friend who wants the hookup or a relative looking for a family discount, other times it’s legitimate to ask that you’re unsure how to navigate. Here are 5 questions to consider whenever you’re asked to work or provide a product for free.

Money: It’s what every business needs to survive. However, getting the necessary finances to fund a new project, pay for a product launch, or even just keep the lights on for another month can feel like an uphill battle.

Everyone knows that products or services aren’t purchased on the basis of their quality alone. Instead, potential customers and clients need to be introduced to an idea, or to hear something good about it, or to see it in action.

One of the best parts of being a business owner is, if you allow it to be, the ability to act as a resource for other women with similar ambitions. Sometimes, however, especially when you yourself are first starting out or in a period of transition, it can be difficult to know exactly how to go about doing this. Here are 5 ways that you can easily be an ally to someone else in a similar position:

Regardless of where you are in the process of building your business, it’s a good idea to always be aware of the various resources that may be available to you. While some of these resources can be costly or time consuming what follows are 5 FREE resources to help you build your business.*

Happy Valentine’s day ladies! Consider that today is a day dedicated to love it seemed only fitting to focus on that especially because as a business owner it can be difficult to make time for yourself. Here are 5 ways to focus on self-care, today or any day.

You can have an incredible brand story, carefully curated content, creative product descriptions, killer images, and what amounts to hater repellent and still find your business in trouble.

There’s a lot that you have to concern yourself with as a business owner, however, some of the biggest threats to your brand may be things you never considered: imitators, haters, and perpetrators.

The term “image is everything” may be an overstatement but that doesn’t negate that there’s some truth to it. This is especially true when it comes to the image, and of course to the images that you take or have taken for your business.

Starting a business is one thing, sustaining it is another. While it’s likely that you’re focused on both gaining and retaining customers, make sure that you’re not ignoring other businesses in the process.