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November 6, 2009 by Rich Whittle | 9 Comments

Last month, the Center for Women’s Business Research released a study which found that 28 percent, or an estimated 8 million, of all U.S. businesses were women-owned, reports The New York Times.

The study also showed that those 8 million cross-industry businesses created or maintained 16 percent of the country’s jobs.

However, only 4.2 percent of the nation’s revenue is generated by women-owned businesses. The Center plans to approach the Obama administration, the Small Business Administration, and House and Senate small-business committees to request more resources and programs in support of the women business owners.

On how the sector of support for women business owners needs to expand, executive director of the national Women’s Business Council, Margaret Barton said, “Women really have to fall in love with running a business. They have to move into the state about being excited and motivated by running a business. We need help with that area.”

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RedHotFranchises on November 7th, 2009 6:18 am

The best way to stay naturally motivated is to find a niche that you have a Passion for then, ask yourself what you really love about your business. Some of the work you love, some of it is just plain old work. Focus on what you enjoy. Appreciate what’s working, and when something don’t work, Do not fret! Observe it as feedback then Develop new strategies to make it work and create systems to make the hard work easier. Delegate the work you don’t enjoy. Get outside help. Do what you love and give the rest away.
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