What if the thing you’re missing on your unconventional entrepreneurial path isn’t clarity or strategy — but people who get you? In Finding My People on the Pathless Path, Penny Rose, CPA and Creator Tax Strategist at Penny in Your Pocket®, shares how leaving her FBI career to build a creator-focused CPA firm from the road led her to The Prosper Network — the community that finally spoke her language, fueled her expansion, and reminded her she never had to walk alone.

If you’ve ever walked away from a great conversation wondering, “Why didn’t that turn into a client?” you’re not alone. In Turning Conversations into Clients (Without Being Salesy), Sara Torpey, Business Coach and Creator of Selling for Weirdos, shares how women entrepreneurs can gracefully turn genuine connections into aligned clients through clear advocacy, permission-based offers, and trust-building that feels good for everyone.

If sales make you squirm, this one’s for you. In The ABCs of Sales, April Adams Pertuis—Visibility + Storytelling Coach and Founding Member of The Prosper Network—shares a refreshingly simple approach to growing your business through authentic connection. Her ABC Framework (Attract, Build, Convert) helps women entrepreneurs ditch the pressure, focus on relationships, and sell with confidence and ease. Which letter needs your focus right now?

Ever feel like building your business is one big, messy puzzle? You’re not alone. In this inspiring piece, Sarah Clark, Non-Toxic Living Educator and member of The Prosper Network, reminds us that clarity comes through connection and patience. From laying your foundation to finding the right “pieces” in community, she shares how progress unfolds one step—and one relationship—at a time.

What if growth didn’t have to drain you? In this inspiring reflection, Rachel Anzalone, Sustainable Growth Advisor and Director of Strategic Visioning at The Prosper Network, explores how to move beyond the empire model of business toward a regenerative, ecosystem-based approach. When you lead from reciprocity, alignment, and rootedness, growth becomes more sustainable — for you, your business, and the communities you serve.

Networking doesn’t have to feel awkward or transactional. In this refreshingly real article, Sara Torpey, Business Coach and Creator of Selling for Weirdos, reminds us that humans buy from humans — and connection is the key. With four practical tips on managing expectations, showing up authentically, leading with curiosity, and sharing generously, she shows how trust and genuine connection create the most sustainable kind of business growth.

Ever catch yourself thinking, “I’m not ready” or “Who am I to do this?” You’re not alone—and you don’t have to stay stuck there. In The Antidote to Imposter Syndrome, April Adams Pertuis, Founding Member of The Prosper Network, shares five powerful steps to silence self-doubt and take bold, aligned action. Through her storytelling and visibility coaching, she reminds women entrepreneurs that confidence isn’t found—it’s built through action.

Big results don’t come from hustle culture—they come from tiny habits. In this article, Kim Kiel, high-ticket sales and messaging expert, shares the 10 small, consistent practices that built her six-figure copywriting business with ease and balance. From finding flow in nature to plugging into powerful communities like The Prosper Network, Kim reveals how women entrepreneurs can create sustainable success—on their own terms.

The most powerful growth doesn’t come from working harder — it comes from working alongside the right people. In Beyond Support: What True Collaboration Reveals, Rachel Anzalone, Sustainable Growth Strategist and Founding Member of The Prosper Network, shares how collaboration stretches vision, sparks clarity, and leads to transformational expansion. Learn why genuine partnerships are the key to sustainable success.

Entrepreneurship isn’t meant to be a solo journey. In her article Iron Sharpens Iron, Neema Black, Holistic Health & Wellness Coach, reminds us that the right community can sharpen our vision, fuel our resilience, and make the impossible feel within reach. She shares how intentional circles of support — women who cheer for you, challenge you, and walk beside you — can change everything. Because when iron sharpens iron, women entrepreneurs rise together.

Networking doesn’t have to feel scripted or overwhelming. In this article, Sara Torpey, creator of Selling for Weirdos and Business Coach at Torpey Coaching, reveals which old-school networking “rules” you can finally let go of—and the one that’s worth keeping. Her advice helps women entrepreneurs shift from surface-level exchanges to building meaningful, trust-based connections. If you’re ready for networking that feels more human, this one’s for you!

What if giving up too soon was the only thing standing between you and success? In this relatable article, Sarah Clark, Non-Toxic Living Educator, shares how her sourdough baking journey mirrors entrepreneurship—reminding us that flops aren’t failures, but feedback. With persistence and the right community, your next try could be the one that rises. Discover why surrounding yourself with supportive women entrepreneurs inside The Prosper Network can make all the difference.

What if your biggest business "failures" this year were actually redirecting you toward abundance you didn't know you had? In this powerful piece, Rachel Anzalone, Satisfaction Strategist and business mentor, reveals how autumn's wisdom can transform your Q4 planning. Discover why the most successful entrepreneurs align their strategies with natural seasons and learn to plan with intention, not just ambition.

Are you waiting for permission to share your story? In Stop Waiting for Permission: How Women Can Claim Their Space, April Adams Pertuis, Founding Member of The Prosper Network, challenges women entrepreneurs to stop holding back and start raising their hands. She reminds us that visibility isn’t about ego—it’s about impact. By sharing our stories, celebrating our wins, and taking up space, we not only grow our businesses but also empower other women to do the same.

What if confidence comes after you take action, not before? April Adams Pertuis, Founding Member of The Prosper Network and Visibility + Storytelling Coach, shares how saying “yes” before she felt ready transformed her business. From shaky hands on stage to authentic storytelling, April reminds women entrepreneurs that imperfect action—not waiting for perfection—opens doors to connection, clients, and opportunity.

Forget the overcomplicated networking strategies—at the heart of business growth lies real human connection. In this inspiring piece, Business Coach Sara Torpey, creator of Selling for Weirdos, shares her secret-sauce for women entrepreneurs: follow your curiosity, talk to people 1:1, and show up with generosity, not an agenda. Sara’s refreshing approach proves that genuine relationships—not forced tactics—are the foundation of sustainable business success.

Your network could be your greatest revenue generator—if you know how to cultivate it. In this article, Molly Godfrey, LinkedIn Strategist for service-based founders, reveals the exact strategies she’s used to generate nearly a million dollars in revenue through authentic relationship building. Learn how to leverage communities, collaborate strategically, and create systems that turn connections into lasting growth.

You've probably felt this tension: your business needs cash flow now, but sustainable success requires long-term vision. Rachel Anzalone, Sustainable Growth Advisor at Ease & Acumen Consulting, reveals why you don't have to choose between quick marketing wins and lasting growth. After 25 years in entrepreneurship, she shares how the most successful businesses master the art of balancing both approaches with intention.