Red Dress Conversations #23 | Right-Brain Business Planning
Posted Monday, May 10, 2010 at 08:54pm | 3 comments
This week’s guest: Jennifer Lee of Artizen Coaching, Creator of the Right-Brain Business Plan
Website: http://www.artizencoaching.com/
http://www.rightbrainbusinessplan.com/
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/artizencoaching
Her upcoming Right-Brain Business Plan e-course begins May 17th. Details and sign up here!
To purchase her Right-Brain Business Plan, click on the badge to the right!
About Jennifer
Jennifer Lee is the founder of Artizen Coaching. As a certified coach, artist, writer and yogini, she inspires you to awaken your inner muse and to live life in full color.
Jennifer partners with professional women seeking more balance, meaning and fulfillment and women entrepreneurs who are launching their creative visions. These are women who crave a fresh approach to changing their lives and living their dreams.
Her first book “The Right-Brain Business Plan” will be published by New World Library in early 2011.
Red Dress Challenge
How can you awaken your right-brain to help you plan your business? Set some time aside in the calendar this quarter for right-brain business strategy. (Note: This may involve glue sticks, glitter, and other crafty supplies–and yes, this is encouraged.)
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May 11th, 2010 at 11:43 am
Thanks so much for having me over at Red Dress Studios! I enjoyed our conversation and am so excited to be featuring you and your Right-Brain Business Plan on my site this week. Yay!
May 11th, 2010 at 1:09 pm
Jenn–Loved your insights on integrating right-brain thinking into our woman-owned businesses. Such valuable advice that really helps with the “shoulds” i.e. I should be writing a 20-page business plan in a Word document (ick!).
Thanks for joining me on Red Dress Conversations, and for featuring my RBBP on your site!
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