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eWomenNetwork www.eWomenNetwork.com Welcome to eWomenNetwork (eWN), the #1 Business Community for Women Entrepreneurs!

Established in 2000, we've been empowering women for 24 years and counting, driving millions of dollars in business-building transactions annually. Connecting over 500,000 women entrepreneurs worldwide through 130+ chapters across the United States, Canada, Australia, and the United Kingdom, eWN offers membership levels tailored to your goals and budget. Led by our dynamic Leadership Team, including CEO & Founder Sandra Yancey, President & CMO Kym Yancey, and Chief Creative Officer Briana Dai, we provide exclusive tools, trademarked networking processes, coaching sessions, and masterclass videos to help you boost revenue and achieve your boldest business goals. Hosting the #1 Women’s Entrepreneur Conference in North America, the eWomenNetwork ICON Conference, we're dedicated to an irresistible culture of empowerment, inclusivity, and values-driven success. Join us in our mission to help one million women entrepreneurs each achieve $1M in annual revenue, while giving back to our community through the eWomenNetwork Foundation. Experience the power of connection, support, and growth with eWomenNetwork!

There is the networking you prepare for, and then there is the moment you realize you would genuinely enjoy talking to t...
10/09/2026

There is the networking you prepare for, and then there is the moment you realize you would genuinely enjoy talking to these women even without a business agenda.

The introduction becomes a real conversation. The quick goodbye needs another ten minutes. Someone remembers the detail you almost did not mention.

That is a lovely complication to have.

The calendar may call it an event. The experience can feel much more personal.

Which moment at ICON made you feel you had found your people?

A large goal can create excitement. It can also feel distant when you are working through the next decision in your busi...
10/08/2026

A large goal can create excitement. It can also feel distant when you are working through the next decision in your business.

That is why the conversation cannot stop at the number.

The eWomenNetwork mission gives this community an ambitious direction. The everyday work is more specific: understanding an offer, building relationships thoughtfully, strengthening delivery, and making decisions with better information.

Different women will be working through different stages. The next useful step will not look identical for everyone.

The goal is not to turn ambition into a comparison contest. It is to connect women with conversations and possibilities that support the businesses they are building.

What kind of support would make your next business goal feel more actionable?

Meeting someone gives you a beginning. It does not automatically give you permission to sell.A strong follow-up shows th...
10/07/2026

Meeting someone gives you a beginning. It does not automatically give you permission to sell.

A strong follow-up shows that you were present for the actual conversation. You remembered the challenge, the idea, or the detail that made the exchange meaningful.

That is a better foundation than sending the same message to every name you collected.

Keep the next step proportionate to the relationship. Sometimes that means sharing something useful. Sometimes it means continuing the conversation. Sometimes it simply means acknowledging that you were glad to meet.

You do not need to force a business outcome into the first message for the connection to have value.

Save this before you work through your next post-event follow-ups.

An event can look seamless from the audience and feel very different behind the scenes.That is why a useful review needs...
10/07/2026

An event can look seamless from the audience and feel very different behind the scenes.

That is why a useful review needs more than one perspective.

The celebration matters. So does understanding what made the experience work, what created unnecessary pressure, and what deserves to change before the next event.

For your own business, the final step is ownership.

A thoughtful observation becomes more useful when someone knows what will happen next.

Save this for your next event, launch, or team debrief.

Entrepreneurship is often presented as freedom, flexibility, and the ability to build on your own terms.Those possibilit...
10/02/2026

Entrepreneurship is often presented as freedom, flexibility, and the ability to build on your own terms.

Those possibilities are real.

So is the invisible work.

The decisions no one sees.

The uncertainty you carry while reassuring clients.

The administrative tasks behind the polished result.

The emotional labor of leading, caregiving, managing relationships, and holding the vision when outcomes are not guaranteed.

Not every woman experiences entrepreneurship in the same way, but many are navigating far more than the public version of the business reveals.

That is why support, systems, honest capacity, and community matter.

You do not need to glamorize every difficult part of the journey.

You need enough structure and support to keep the difficult parts from consuming the reason you began.

What is one hidden part of entrepreneurship you wish more women discussed openly?

This October, make it your priority to empower the women in business you know!Share your favorite women-owned businesses...
10/01/2026

This October, make it your priority to empower the women in business you know!

Share your favorite women-owned businesses online, tell your own story about being a woman in business, and collaborate with other women to promote more inclusivity.

Be sure to tag and use the hashtag to let us know you're celebrating this month too!

Building alone can make every challenge feel as though it must be solved from the beginning.The right community gives yo...
09/30/2026

Building alone can make every challenge feel as though it must be solved from the beginning.

The right community gives you access to lived experience.

A woman may have already made the hiring decision you are considering.

Navigated the pricing challenge you are facing.

Built the referral partnership you want to understand.

Recovered from the mistake you are afraid to make.

That does not mean copying her path.

It means learning from the questions, patterns, risks, and lessons she can help you see sooner.

Enter community conversations prepared to ask specific questions.

“What did you wish you understood before making this decision?”

“What would you measure differently?”

“Which risk was worth taking?”

Specific questions produce more useful insight than asking generally for advice.

What business question would you bring into an eWN room today?

Many women choose entrepreneurship because they want greater freedom.Freedom over time.Freedom to make decisions.Freedom...
09/28/2026

Many women choose entrepreneurship because they want greater freedom.

Freedom over time.
Freedom to make decisions.
Freedom to build around family, health, creativity, or personal priorities.

But freedom without infrastructure can become another form of pressure.

When every client depends on you, every process lives in your memory, every decision requires your approval, and every day away creates a backlog, the business may technically be flexible while remaining emotionally restrictive.

Freedom needs systems.

Clear processes.

Appropriate pricing.

Support.

Documented knowledge.

Boundaries.

A plan for reduced-capacity seasons.

The goal is not only to own the business.

The goal is to build it in a way that gives you the choices entrepreneurship promised.

What part of your business needs stronger infrastructure before it can create more freedom?

Being surrounded by people online is not the same as being in community.A strong business community should give you more...
09/24/2026

Being surrounded by people online is not the same as being in community.

A strong business community should give you more than another feed to scroll.

It should help you think more clearly, make stronger decisions, discover useful perspectives, and connect with women who understand what it takes to build
something meaningful.

Before joining another group, ask what you actually need.

Are you looking for accountability? Strategic insight? Referral relationships? A stronger sense of belonging? Access to women with experience in a challenge you are currently facing?

Then evaluate the community based on that goal.

The right room will not solve every business problem for you. It should, however, make growth less isolated and give you better information for your next move.

What do you need most from a business community right now: support, strategy, accountability, referrals, or collaboration?

Entering an eWN room without an intention can leave you inspired but unsure what to do next.Before an event, call, or co...
09/23/2026

Entering an eWN room without an intention can leave you inspired but unsure what to do next.

Before an event, call, or community conversation, choose one objective.

Perhaps you want to meet women who serve the same audience through complementary work.

Maybe you need insight about hiring, pricing, sales, visibility, or scaling.

Perhaps you want to become more comfortable explaining your offer.

Use that goal to guide how you participate.

Prepare one thoughtful question.

Introduce yourself clearly.

Listen for three relevant relationships.

Offer value where it naturally fits.

Follow up while the conversation is still fresh.

Community becomes a business advantage when participation is purposeful and relationships are cared for beyond the first meeting.

What is the primary result you want your next eWN interaction to support?

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