As an Executive Coach to Female CEOs and entrepreneurs, one of the things that I really enjoying doing is working with my clients to help bring some balance into their schedules.   Over and over again I find that women entrepreneurs, and in particular Mompreneurs, are overwhelmed by the multiplicity of roles that they play

I am fascinated and excited by the growing number of professional women entrepreneurs all over the African continent. Women who dreamed of being in the corporate world, then went on to leading Universities at home or abroad, and then joined and rocked the corporate world in the business and financial enclaves of Nairobi, Johannesburg, Lagos

I am so often amazed by the many women business owners that I meet. I am fascinated by their product or service, the uniqueness of that product or service, and captivated by their distinctive talent and gifting. What surprises me even more after spending more time with these remarkable entrepreneurs is the reticence of their

Dreamers are daring people. They dare to imagine. They dare to imagine a change; they dare to imagine a possibility. Where the audacity to dare becomes a limp hope is when the dreamer ceases to execute for lack of courage and for much of fear. But when we cease to dream and to execute our