Lorrie Thomas Ross was invited to host a webinar for FemCity’s January Masterclass Series. Over the course of the webinar, Lorrie spoke with FemCity’s Founder Violette de Ayala about how to “Go From Expert to Authority.” Below is a recap of what was discussed during the webinar! What does it mean to be an expert … Read More
Lorrie Thomas Ross, Wild Web Women’s founder, will be one of the speakers for FemCity’s January Masterclass on January 10th. FemCity’s Masterclass series brings the experts to you to save you time and money. Ask questions, seek advice, and get inspired by their knowledge! Lorrie will be talking with FemCity’s founder Violette de Ayala at 10am … Read More
It’s great to set goals, but you also want to get them accomplished, right? Our founder, Lorrie Thomas Ross, wrote an article titled, “4 Tips for Smart Goal Setting that Work Every Time” for The Story Exchange, an organization that provides information and inspiration to women business owners. To help guide you in setting your goals … Read More
One of the biggest stoppers of success is when women put themselves last while they try to move their business forward. Wild Web Women – remember this: IT’S YOUR BUSINESS – YOU SET THE RULES! Yes, you want your business to be as successful as possible, but it cannot come at the expense of your … Read More
The Story Exchange, a nonprofit media organization that is dedicated to sharing the personal and professional stories of female business owners, posted an article by our founder, Lorrie Thomas Ross, titled “Successful Women Entrepreneurs Do These 7 Things. The Last One May Surprise You”. In this article, Lorrie points out the prominent patterns that she … Read More
If I open another email from a professional woman that leads with this dirty four-letter word, I am going to lose it. Ladies, remove the word JUST from your vocabulary! AHHHHHHH!!!!! Just is an awful word and women use it far too often personally and professionally. The word just is a credibility killer, a power diminisher and invitation … Read More
