Wonder

From the Entrepreneurs’ Organization podcast series, Wonder is another power-packed podcast for women entrepreneurs. Hosted by Kalika Yap, a charismatic entrepreneur and EO Los Angeles member, Wonder connects listeners to the challenges, triumphs and inspiration of transformative entrepreneurs. On topics ranging from balancing family and work, leading as a woman in business and overcoming unique challenges, Wonder attracts well-known guests including Lisa Sugar of PopSugar, Devin Alexander of The Biggest Loser and many others.

The School of Greatness with Lewis Howes

The School of Greatness is one of the top podcasts by any standard of measurement. It has run for 500-plus episodes, has more than 40 million downloads and continually manages to snag celebrity names like Tony Robbins and Maria Sharapova.

Mixergy

If you’re an ambitious entrepreneur crafting your next startup, there is no better way to get a “street smarts” education than Mixergy. The show offers listeners a chance to “learn from proven entrepreneurs.” In over 1,000 interviews, Andrew Warner doesn’t back down from asking uncomfortable questions to dig deeper into the successes and failures of the most prosperous business founders and thought leaders of our time. The ideas and stories he unearths on the show are powerful and inspiring.

Smart Passive Income

Pat Flynn is a passive-income whiz. He’s earned more than $3 million in the last six years by creating authoritative and helpful websites that cover a vast array of businesses. Smart Passive Income reveals all of his online business and blogging strategies, income sources and shrewd marketing tips and tricks so you can be ahead of the curve with your online business or blog.

Stanford Entrepreneurial Thought Leader Series

If you’re partial to academic thinking and want to learn from entrepreneurs whose names you read daily, try Stanford University’s podcast series, Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders. With guests including renowned Stanford faculty and well-known venture capitalists, the episodes pack serious value and knowledge in one-hour chunks.

The GaryVee Audio Experience

Gary Vaynerchuk, the charismatic media mogul and entrepreneur advocate, can add another accomplishment to his resume: hosting one of the most popular entrepreneur-focused podcasts on iTunes! A combination of keynote speeches, interviews about business and marketing plus motivational advice, The GaryVee Audio Experience podcast features his signature no-nonsense, no-excuses style.

She Did It Her Way

Offering a woman entrepreneur’s viewpoint, business consultant and speaker Amanda Boleyn’s podcast, She Did It Her Way, helps women entrepreneurs with the advice and motivation to start, grow and succeed in their own business. Named one of “The 12 Best Podcasts for Entrepreneurs” by Forbes magazine, She Did It Her Way explores topics unique to women entrepreneurs and provides actionable guidance.

How to Start a Startup

Learning from Y Combinator and Stanford is ideal when you’re serious about launching a business–which is why How to Start a Startup is so valuable to budding entrepreneurs! Delivered as a crash course over 20 episodes, How to Start a Startup features lectures from notable investors and entrepreneurs worthy of a platform at Stanford.

Unemployable

Have you ever worked for another person or company only to realize that you’re utterly unemployable? Then this is the podcast for you! Unemployable is for the entrepreneur, solopreneur, consultant and freelancer, hosted by Brian Clark, the well-known founder of Copyblogger.

HER

Quarterly print & digital. Women’s business news.

Lioness Monthly

Digital. Business news & trends for women entrepreneurs.

Small Business Today

Free monthly digital. Trends & tech for small business owners.

Barron’s

Weekly print & digital. In-depth financial analysis for investors.

CEO Forum Magazine

Digital with limited print run. Transformative CEOs.

Enterprising Women

Quarterly print & digital. Business news for women entrepreneurs

Fast Company

Print – 8 issues per year; digital – daily news. The latest business & tech news & strategies.

Women / Entrepreneur

Digital Magazine. Women-centric articles from “Entrepreneur”

Harvard Business Review

Monthly print & digital. Current business management strategies and information.

Harvard Business School – Online Lessons

Consistently ranked among the top business schools in the world, Harvard Business School is now offering free, interactive business lessons you can complete fully online. The lessons are open for everyone who wants to advance their careers with core business concepts, from leaders to students. Entrepreneurship essentials and leadership principles are just two of the courses offered, but there is plenty for everyone. A great way to stay engaged and sharpen your skills by learning from the best. Keep an eye out for the next deadline.

How to Build a Startup by Steve Blank

Steve Blank is the so-called ‘grandfather’ of the Lean Startup method, whose methodology of Customer Development is the building block on Eric Ries’ Lean Startup movement. In this month-long course, Blank teaches how to rapidly develop and test ideas by gathering massive amounts of customer and marketplace feedback. Just a hint: The secret lies in the unmet needs of customers. If you are going to dig deeper, look for his books Four Steps to the Epiphany and The Startup Owner’s Manual, used as teaching materials at world renowned universities.

Entrepreneurship: Launching an Innovative Business Specialization

This Coursera specialization course offered by University of Maryland offers 4 sub-courses taking you into the world of business modeling, customer relationship, revenue streams and cost structures. They start with critical steps to bring innovations to the marketplace, and innovation strategies to establish and maintain a competitive advantage going through venture financing and finishing up with creating a business plan and an investor pitch. Estimated time to finish the course is 5 months, with hands-on projects and some real hard homework.

The Essential Guide to Entrepreneurship by Guy Kawasaki

An Apple-alumni and Canva evangelist Guy Kawasaki is sharing his experience as an investor and entrepreneur in this class. It tackles the A to Z process of starting a business, covering launching, pitching, fundraising, building a team, using social media, and evangelizing in over 56 lectures and 4 hours of content. Described as highly informative and entertaining, Guy uses real-world examples to show you the do’s and don’ts of being an entrepreneur. You will definitely be inspired to get your startup off the ground.

The Complete Product Management Course

Ever wonder how organizations like Apple, NASA, and Ticketmaster design their products? Now you can find out. The course is designed to give entrepreneurs a deeper understanding of what it takes to bring a product from idea to launch, how to develop strategies and concepts for products, coordinate their development, analyze and validate ideas and help them grow. Featuring case studies from NASA, Google, Zappos, and more, this course also teaches you the fundamentals of Agile Development and industry-standard tools like Pivotal Tracker, Axure, and Popplet.

Context is Key: Social Media Strategy in a Noisy Online World by Gary Vaynerchuk

Wine entrepreneur turned social media star Gary Vaynerchuk is quite popular in the startup world. Being a chairman of a media and communications company, he sure knows a thing or two about communications and lately, he has become a master at producing highly engaging and inspirational content on social media. This specific course will teach you how to develop a results-driven social media strategy with high quality content perfectly adapted to each major social media platform – a strategy that guarantees your brand is telling the right story in the right context.

Private Equity and Venture Capital from Bocconi

Bocconi, a well-known private university in Italy is known for its economic focus and now through Coursera you can get a small, but worthy glimpse into their teachings. This course is a dive into entrepreneurial finance. For everyone who wants to learn how private equity investors finance through equity companies at different stages of growth, and how they deal with activities including scouting, valuation, and financing, this is the course. Reviews describe it as ‘Excellent’ content delivered by masterful Professor Stefano Caselli.

Leadership, Management & Entrepreneurship in the 21 Century

What does it mean to be a leader in the 21st Century? Find out through 21 lectures on the key principles you need to succeed, packed with practical examples, tips, quizzes, self-assessment, links and summaries. Today’s complex business environment calls for a new approach to leadership and this course will help you shape your vision for the company, create an effective management strategy and build a strong, talented team. Take your leadership role to the next level.

First pitch checklist to present your startup idea

Pitching a business idea is often the most important moment in an entrepreneur’s professional life and for that reason, mastering the art of pitch is essential. Although the more you do it, the more you will master it, there are few tips you need to know on how to prepare it and rehearse it before delivering the idea pitch. This short 40-min course can help you set the basics and from there on, the show is yours. You never know, a quick chat at the coffee shop could turn out to be a big deal investor.

Toggl

Toggl Time Tracking Tool Mobile Interface

Toggl is a time-tracking tool that can monitor one’s own productivity levels while on the move. This fits perfectly for small freelance projects and team-based organizations. You can use a Google account for registering and logging in. You can remove unwanted entries to avoid discrepancies and even edit each entry. This tool can track time accurately even if you’re offline.

Buffer App Mobile Interface

Maintaining an online reputation is necessary. The question is, are you spending your time smartly on it? Buffer is here to the rescue. Buffer is a great app for social media managing. It allows startup founders to schedule social media posts according to the time when the target audience will be highly active.

Rescue Time

It wasn’t until I installed this app on my phone and desktop that I realized how much time I was wasting on social media. I recommend this app to anybody, entrepreneur or not, who wants to find out how much time you wasted squandering on your devices.

Headspace

Headspace Mobile Interface

By all means, this has to be one of my favorite apps. As someone who is as busy as I am, I don’t have the luxury of time to sit still and meditate as often as I’d like.
With Headspace, in just a span of 10 minutes, you are able to focus on meditation. Andy Puddicombe, a former Buddhist monk, is the man behind the voice of Headspace’s session guru. His voice is so calming and refreshing, that you can’t help but reflect on yourself, mentally and spiritually.

Podcast Mobile Interface

Whether you are on the road, in your office or at home, listening to podcasts is as easy as shelling peas. There are many entrepreneur/business-focused podcasts that you can listen to. Just find the ones you love.

1Password.

1Password Mobile Interface

Is your personal diary filled with so many login credentials from all the apps you’ve been using? How about your desk? Is there a massive amount of sticky notes with written passwords on it? Do you find it hard to remember all of these passwords at some point? If so, then I highly recommend 1Password to you.

Trello.

Trello Mobile/Ipad Interface

Effective project management is like every entrepreneur’s goal. Trello is well-liked by those passionate with time and project management. On top of being a low-cost app, it is completely easy to maneuver. It’s like your very own post-it notes and each note represents a task.

Wave Mobile App Interface

Wave is specifically created for consultants, freelancers, contractors and other small business owners like you. It relieves you from collecting paper receipts and helps you prepare professional invoices by utilizing cool templates personalized with your logo, and readily share them with your customers.

Slack

Slack Mobile Interface

Travelling around the world for business meetings can be too exhausting. Yet wherever your destination is, you are still compelled to stay in touch with your team regularly. With Slack, you can do that with ease. This app is an all-in-one communication tool where you can share files and messages to any member added on your public channels. Direct messaging is also available.

Lionesses of Africa Annual Conference

Women in Tech Africa

Tourism Indaba

Southern African International Trade Exhibition (SAITEX)

Africa Shared Value Leadership Virtual Summit 2020

Global Forum of Women Entrepreneurs (GFWE)

Africa Women Innovation and Entrepreneurship Forum (AWIEF)

Leading Women, Agents of Change in Africa – Leading Women of Africa Event

Forbes

Renowned business magazine Forbes has a treasure trove of information on its YouTube channel, which highlights the most successful players in entrepreneurship, leadership, investing, and wealth.

Forbes’s content is less instructional and more informational, providing audiences an otherwise inaccessible peek into the minds of America’s top business-people.

Videos such as “What Serena Williams Wants to Hear In Pitch Meetings” and “The Business of DJ Khaled” demonstrate diverse examples of entrepreneurship, complementing broader deep dives into emerging business trends like blockchain and cannabis.

Clever Girl Finance

A slightly smaller channel, Clever Girl Finance hosts finance focused videos hosted by Bola Sokunbi, a Certified Financial Education Instructor. The channel was created in 2015 with the mission of helping women reduce debt, save money, and build wealth.

Videos touch on every conceivable subtopic under the umbrella of finance, whether it be which bank accounts are the best, how to pay off student loans and set financial goals, or why marrying the right person is important.

Though personal finance is absolutely vital in success, most Americans are almost clueless about how to maneuver the tricky world of money. That’s why Clever Girl Finance is an absolute staple on this list.

Entrepreneur

Entrepreneur is another business magazine that uses YouTube to make its content more accessible and digestible. However, unlike Forbes, Entrepreneur tailors specifically to small business owners, providing expert advice, news, and growth strategies to its 500,000+ subscribers.

In addition to videos broaching typical hurdles faced by business owners — such as budgeting, reaching venture capitalists, and creative marketing — Entrepreneur produces multi-season shows on its channel, like Elevator Pitch which shows contestants facing off in a battle of the pitches.

Google Small Business

Google Small Business is a more specialized channel providing resources and tips for those who are starting or growing — you guessed it — small businesses.

Launched in 2008, the channel mainly spotlights entrepreneurs who have used Google services, such as AdWords or Google Maps, to expand the reach of their companies.

As a thriving online presence is absolutely necessary for most businesses, the importance of being able to navigate Google’s services and tools cannot be overstated.

Sunny Lenarduzzi

Sunny Lenarduzzi is the real deal — a self-made millionaire who grew her small social media consulting company into a profit churning machine within only a few years.

Lenarduzzi’s expertise lies in marketing and mentorship, with many of her videos delving into the nitty-gritty of Instagram algorithms and procuring followers.

She is extremely transparent about her own success, sharing precise how-to guides and in-depth explanations so that her followers can achieve the same.

Startup Grind

Startup Grind is an online platform where entrepreneurs can continue the conversation sparked by the global startup community’s trademark in-person events. Created in 2012, the channel was launched with the intention of furthering Startup Grind’s key goal of connecting and inspiring entrepreneurs.

Videos include highlights from the monthly events, featuring instructional segments from successful business owners, as well as specialized conference and program material (for example, the Quickfire Pitches program). A perfect solution if you aren’t able to make it in person!

Creative Mornings

Creative Mornings is the channel to turn to for the inspiration to drive your day. The community was originally started offline in 2008 by Swissmiss founder Tina Roth Eisenberg. The idea was to provide New York’s creative community with a free monthly event where attendees listen to a free talk and enjoy a complimentary breakfast.

The morning meeting quickly expanded to cities around the world and has now manifested itself online in the form of the Creative Mornings YouTube channel. The content is predominantly video recordings of the in-person talks; crucial viewing for anyone seeking a bit of morning motivation.

Erin May Henry

Based in Australia, Erin May Henry is the founder of coaching and mentorship hub, The Game Changer Company. Her YouTube channel supplements her other outreach efforts with a unique look into her daily life as a female entrepreneur.

She gives advice on all things entrepreneur, including her saving and spending habits, but also offers behind the scenes information about tangential parts of her life that feed into her success — namely health and wellness. Her fitness and diet videos receive the most views, instructing viewers that a healthy body equals a healthy mind.

HubSpot

True to its name, HubSpot is a hub for information that can help companies grow. The videos focus specifically on marketing, sales, and service, with a number of curated playlists that consolidate information on topics like “Social Media Tutorials for Digital Marketers,” “Staying in the Know: AI, Chatbots, Emerging Tech & More,” and “Service Tips and Tricks.”

The HubSpot approach is more academic, and the videos bare similarities to online course videos; particularly the channel’s HubSpot Academy video series.

Jasmine Star (@jasminestar)

Star is a business strategist and photographer with an Instagram feed full of crisp photos and inspiring quotes.

“Jasmine Star puts out the most amazing photos, but most importantly, she always shares inspiring stories about her entrepreneurial journey,” said Sharell Weeams, business and marketing strategist at Sharell Weeams Coaching.

HoneyBook (@honeybook)

HoneyBook is a CRM that’s designed for creative businesses to manage clients from initial inquiry to final invoice, according to Deborah Sweeney, CEO of MyCorporation.

“The account peppers inspiring quotes alongside tips and advice for getting started as a ‘creativepreneur.’ It’s bright, colorful and features individuals from all walks of life,” said Sweeney.

Sarah Langa – @sarahlanga

Based in Johannesburg, Sarah Langa is a 23-year-old student, wife, and ambassador for big names, including Vince Camuto, Brutal Fruit, and Stylista. On her website, she shares her passions for travel and fashion, frequently updating her readers on recent trips and fashion shows.

Something that draws my attention to this woman is how her life is already together. By 23 you are a successful blogger, very educated and already married! What a way to break traditional expectations!

Rachel Hollis (@msrachelhollis)

Hollis is an author, podcaster and founder of The Chic Site. Her Instagram feed includes inspirational quotes, pictures of her family, and updates about her business ventures and hobbies.

“As a business owner, mother and passionate entrepreneur, I love to follow Rachel Hollis to kickstart my day. The crisp, clean images with the inspiring … copy leave me wanting to rise and grind,” said Kelley Legler, owner of Baby Jack & Company.

Girlboss (@girlboss)

The Girlboss Instagram account will give you a confidence boost, a much-needed laugh and the perseverance to continue pursuing your dreams.

“Girlboss is [a] community for women where they share inspirational quotes from other female entrepreneurs,” said Tracy Memoli, founder of FrutaPOP. “They also share advice on a ton of useful topics, including money and self-care.”

Richard Branson (@richardbranson)

You probably know him best as the founder of the Virgin Group, which controls more than 400 companies. His Instagram feed has no shortage of motivational quotes alongside personal photos.

Branson provides a “great dose of entrepreneurship motivation and inspiration. If you want to learn, learn from the best … there is no better person to learn entrepreneurship from than … Richard Branson,” said Kliszczak.

Brit Morin (@brit)

Morin is the CEO of Brit + Co, a media company designed to inspire, educate and entertain real women. Her Instagram feed is full of family photos, work photos and motivating quotes.

Kristen Leuck, director of integrated communications at Blue Cross Blue Shield Association, follows Morin for “a reminder that it is possible to balance running a successful, multimillion-dollar business with family and fun.”

Gary Vaynerchuk (@garyvee)

Author, speaker, internet personality, and serial entrepreneur, Vaynerchuk leads VaynerMedia and VaynerX and is also known for his digital media and social media expertise.

“His inspirational content is enough to drive you to your to-do list and get going in the morning,” said Ashley Rector, founder of Harness Magazine.

Jenna Kutcher (@jennakutcher)

Kutcher hosts her own business podcast, Goal Digger Podcast, and her Instagram features pictures of her alongside inspiring captions and tips.

“Jenna Kutcher is the queen of marketing. Her email marketing courses and Instagram classes are one of the few to be backed with her own results,” said Kim Cruickshanks, co-founder of Cooking Gift Set Co.

Once you’ve had a chance to see what other successful entrepreneurs are doing with their Instagram accounts, the next step is to set up your own business Instagram account and get noticed by others.

Guy Kawasaki (TW: @GuyKawasaki)

Guy Kawasaki is a world-renowned marketing expert, author, and influencer. He was an integral part of Apple’s marketing team and currently the chief evangelist at Canva, the online design tool.

With more than 1.4 million followers on Twitter, Kawasaki keeps his audience engaged by tweeting frequently on business, marketing, his favorite tools and hacks, and his take on current events.

Richard Branson (TW: @richardbranson)

Richard Branson is the enterprising founder of the Virgin Group, best-selling author, philanthropist, and adventurer. Branson has an active Twitter presence with over 12.7 million followers.

Branson tweets about his latest business endeavors and adventures, tons of motivational content, his views on the current events, and shares his thoughts on a wide range of topics ranging from entrepreneurship to wildlife to sports.

Arianna Huffington (TW: @ariannahuff)

Arianna Huffington co-founded Huffington Post and is ranked among the most influential women in media by Forbes. In 2014, she published the New York Times best-selling book, Thrive where she makes a compelling case for living a successful life that is not just measured by money and power, but also by well-being, wisdom, and compassion. She’s currently focusing on her new startup Thrive Global where her mission is to end stress and burnout.

Huffington has a huge following on Twitter with almost 3 million followers. She tweets regularly about her take on current affairs, the importance of health and sleep, links to her latest articles, motivational quotes, and about her latest role at Thrive Global.

On the direct connection between sleep, success and sustainability. 

Tim Ferriss (TW: @tferriss)

Tim Ferriss on TwitterTim Ferriss is an entrepreneur, public speaker, and a best-selling author. He’s widely known for his self-help books, including The 4-Hour Work Week which has sold over 1,350,000 copies worldwide, and his podcast where the past guests include Arnold Schwarzenegger, LeBron James, Maria Sharapova, Tony Robbins, Malcolm Gladwell, Gary Vaynerchuk, and 300+ more.

Ferriss has over 1.6 million followers on Twitter where he shares snippets from his podcast, motivational tweets, links to his latest blog posts, videos, and frequent retweets of interesting content from his massive entrepreneur network.

Reid Hoffman (TW: @reidhoffman)Reid Hoffman on Twitter

Reid Hoffman is an internet entrepreneur, author, and venture capitalist. He’s also the host of Masters of Scale, a popular podcast on entrepreneurship and leadership. He co-founded LinkedIn and was the company’s executive chairman until its acquisition by Microsoft in 2016.

Hoffman tweets regularly on topics such as entrepreneurship, politics, and investing, and occasionally shares industry insights, his take on current events, and inspirational quotes.

Sophia Amoruso (TW: @sophiaamoruso)

Sophia Amoruso is the founder and owner of Nasty Gal, an American retailer that specializes in fashion for young women, and the New York Times best-selling author of #GIRLBOSS, her autobiography. The book was adapted into a TV series by Netflix.

Amoruso has over 100,000 Twitter followers where she shares business advice for women entrepreneurs and would-be entrepreneurs, inspiring tweets and quotes, and her latest work at Girlboss Media.

Mark Cuban (TW: @mcuban)

Mark Cuban on Twitter

Mark Cuban is a serial entrepreneur, investor, and owner of NBA’s Dallas Mavericks. He’s also a panelist and investor in the reality TV show, Shark Tank where aspiring entrepreneurs pitch their idea in hopes of securing investment from one of the “sharks”.

Cuban has close to 8 million Twitter followers and he keeps his community engaged by sharing business advice, his take on current events, inspiring quotes, and of course, about Shark Tank and Dallas Mavericks.

Barbara Corcoran (TW: @BarbaraCorcoran)

Barbara Corcoran on Twitter

Barbara Corcoran is an entrepreneur, author, investor, and one of the key investors aka “sharks” on the TV show, Shark Tank.

Corcoran has more than 735,000 followers on Twitter, and she keeps her followers engaged by tweeting lots of motivational content, links to her latest podcast episodes, and updates on Shark Tank.

Kiran Mazumdar Shaw (TW: @kiranshaw)

Kiran Shaw on Twitter

Kiran Mazumdar Shaw is the chairperson and managing director of Biocon, India’s largest biotechnology company. She was ranked among world’s 100 most powerful women by Forbes.

Shaw maintains an active presence on Twitter where she has over 1.5 million followers. She tweets frequently on topics like entrepreneurship, the startup ecosystem, biotechnology, education, and occasionally shares her views on current affairs.

A Startup Specialists Group – Online Network for Entrepreneurs and Startups: With just under 240,000 members, this group is one of the largest moderated LinkedIn communities for startups, founders, mentors, investors and small business experts.

Entrepreneurs Meet Investors: Whether you’re looking for funding to start a business or grow your existing company, this group could help. It has a network of more than 6,000 entrepreneurs and investors.

Band of Entrepreneurs: This group describes itself as “a nonprofit organization of, by and for entrepreneurs,” and it provides support on topics like legal help, human resources, public relations, technology and more. The group has more than 22,000 members.

Executive Suite: This group is all about connecting people at the executive level so they can share advice on leadership, decision-making and more. With over 300,000 members, there are plenty of connections just waiting to be made.

Future Trends: This group describes itself as a place to “connect with fellow trend hunters, corporate visionaries and future thinkers” in industries such as marketing, product development, brand management and more. The group has more than 400,000 members.

On Startups – The Community for Entrepreneurs: This group has almost 600,000 members, making it the largest entrepreneurial startup group on LinkedIn. It is dedicated to discussing marketing, financing, operations, hiring, and all other things small business.

Social Media Marketing: With nearly 1,500,000 members this is the largest and most active open LinkedIn group dedicated to social media marketing, making it a great resource for entrepreneurs.

Women’s Network of Entrepreneurs: Dedicated to female entrepreneurs and women in business who want to build their networks and share resources, this group was founded in 2008 and has more than 17,000 members.

Leadership Think Tank: A good entrepreneur is also a good leader, and with more than 174,000 members, this group is a place for professionals to learn and discuss leadership concepts and practices.

Women’s Entrepreneur Network – By Women Entrepreneurs For Women Entrepreneurs. Created by Haley Lynn Gray, of LeadershipGirl and other ventures to foster and grow other women to become the profitable mavens that they want to become.

Freedom Hackers – Freedom hacker (definition) – noun – An individual who lives their life in accordance with their own free spirit; specific to online entrepreneurship. Created by Kimra Luna for like-minded entrepreneurs to help and support each other, ask questions, build relationships and celebrate each other’s win in business. Let’s help each other reach freedom!

The Game Changers Group – This group is created by Lisa Schooley. Lisa has built and sold many businesses. If you are ready to learn how to make six figures or more. You need to be in her group.

The Feminine Business Formula – Created by Shawn Neff, her group is for soul-aligned women that want to create a thriving 6-figure business with ease and flow with the Feminine Business Formula.

The Feminine Affluent Entrepreneur – Melissa Pharr is a powerhouse! She hosts a weekly live stream teaching you something new every week. This group is for Feminine Entrepreneurs destined for Affluence, but really.. for so much more than that!

The Entrepreneur Incubator –Created by Becky Tsaros Dickson For Entrepreneurs ready to make an Impact! Lot’s of training takes place in this group.

Ultimate Sales Edge – Burnt out on the old ways of selling and closing? Kelly Fidel will be a breath of fresh air for you. This group is about ONE THING – Sales, Closing Deals, Negotiating and GROWING Your Business! This is Kelly, I’m in here daily to help you Sell. WHY? Because the market is Bloated with high ticket and faux sales BS. I’m tired of it. After closing over a billion dollars in sales, I’ll give it to you Straight – Cool?

Entrepreneurial Rockstars – Laura Rike believes in educating and empowering entrepreneurs to thrive in the social media marketing community. The purpose of this group is to provide you with a place to check in with other like-minded individuals, participate in group discussion, ask questions, and seek positive support.

BadAss Boss – If you can’t handle the heat (meaning straight forward in your face advice) then don’t join this group. If you don’t like your biz advice sugar coated then join right away. Cassie Howard will have you motivated in no time! Perfect for women entrepreneurs with online businesses that want to get advice surrounding growing their business to six-figures (and beyond). If you’re ready to get out of your shell and start turning your business into the amazing beast you know it can be, this is the group for you.