Category Archives: Finances

Trish Love - Woman Entrepreneur

Trish Love – Global Woman Entrepreneur

Congratulations Trish!

Trish is featuring on the cover of the February 2019 Volume 2 edition of the Woman Entrepreneur global magazine.

Having been in the entrepreneurial space since 1997, Trish was asked to share her five biggest life and business lessons learned throughout her journey as an entrepreneur.

She also shares:

  • Three tips for women that want to take control of their financial situation in business and their personal life.
  • What is the hardest thing about entrepreneurship that no one tells you.
  • How her entrepreneurial journey started.
  • And much more…

Check out Trish’s article here:

we-featured-story-trish-love-woman-entrepreneur

 

Why not join the Woman Entrepreneur international community? 

 

A range of options are available, including a free membership, and you can read the online magazine here:  https://www.womanentrepreneur.co/february-2019-edition-2-trish-love

 

We’d love to hear your feedback.

If you’d like to get in contact with Trish, email: trish@lovetogrow.co.nz

 

Exit Strategy – What Is Your Story Going To Be?

Start With The End in Mind

If you were to roll your life forward by 5, 10 or 20 years, what story would you like to be able to tell about your business and other aspects of your world? How big is your business vision?  More importantly, do you have a plan to execute this?

Whatever your business …

Read More

Business Growth – Likened to Child Rearing?

How many times have you heard someone refer to their business as their “baby”? 

It’s a common analogy and one we can all relate to given the blood, sweat and emotional tears we put into our business, when we decide to take that leap of faith and build our own dreams.

One of our team was using …

Read More

Taking Money Out of Companies

What is a Shareholder Current Account (SHCA)?

It sounds simple. You own the shares in your company; you have the cash in the bank so you can just withdraw the cash and spend it how you wish, right?

Actually, it’s not that simple – because your company is viewed as a separate legal entity (person), any money it generates is …

Read More