What an inspirational interview. Over a year ago, I came out of a rough break-up and tapped into my spiritual side. I realized I was giving away so much love and getting nothing in return and that I forgot to love myself. Ever-since then, I learned how to be truly independent and work in harmony with the universe.

I’m intrigued by strong women and success stories of female entrepreneurs. Although I do not have my own business, I’ve been told several times that I embody the entrepreneurial spirit. I like taking the lead in projects and I know that if I put my time, heart, and mind into something I believe in, it will be a positive turnout. I like to make my own rules and challenge the status quo. I don’t like titles- I’d rather be asked “Who do you want to be?” rather than “What do you do?”

That’s why I find this site to be very informative. Reading about women entrepreneur’s journeys motivate me to continue on my path, until I find my true calling. The ~ing concept is new to me- this book sounds right up my ally!
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The winners of the free copies of Add More ~ing to Your Life are Cynthiia and Lisa. Your books are in the mail.

Heather, I talk to many women in your position who are thinking about starting a business and haven’t quite got over the fear. My advice is that there’s no perfect time to start a business and you really just have to create a plan and take the plunge. If you need any help or a little push please email me natalie@shetakesontheworld.com.

I think I lost my ~ing during childhood and I’ve had a hard time getting it back. This sounds like a great book to begin the new year and create change in my way of thinking.

I have thought many times about starting a business, but alas, am still in the fear stage. I’d like to get more in touch with my “ing” and your book aounds like a great place to start!

I have recently started my own business, so these words are very inspiring for me to stay focused and on track. Having worked for big corporations all my life, I chose to “reinvent” myself so to speak when I was laid off last Spring. For me, it’s been many “ing” experiences – exhilarating, exhausting, intimidating and a true awakening! I hope I get to win Gabrielle’s book!