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Women in business statistics have grown significantly, and are projected to continue on that upward trajectory.
Whether you're starting a new business or you're working towards your dream career, it's important to track your progress and make changes along the way.
Octavia Conner, CEO of Say Yes to Profits, dropped some gems in our discussion. What were your favorite takeaways? Drop a comment below.
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This is such an interesting angle on working mothers and the lack of support they've received during the pandemic. I appreciate the different perspective that was provided. Read it and let me know your thoughts. loom.ly/UD-HNw4 Harvard Business Review
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