Remember Choose Your Own Adventure books? Now we have an opportunity to expose kids to a whole new generation of individualized learning. 

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I'm also a fan of supporting other small businesses so some of these mistakes I've noticed in others around me. I curated this list to help you mediate the inefficiencies in your own business or to provide insight on things to be aware of before you launch. 

Getting divorced sucked! Starting over sucked! However, I have something that I never imagined I would gain: confidence.

Entrepreneurship has built relationships and opened doors to unimaginable opportunities for me, personally. I look at women with children, juggling the responsibilities of parenting, marriage, and owning their own businesses, and I’m inspired.

As for me, I thrive each day to be the best entrepreneur I can be. I look for opportunities for building, growing and supporting other budding entrepreneurs around me. The best in my entrepreneurial journey is yet to come and I'm loving every moment!

But today as I walked into work boldly wearing my very own entrepreneur shirt I felt empowered with strength to continue working towards the goal of continuing to get my own business off the ground. To have the courage to be working solely for myself soon.

As I was getting on the elevator. I noticed a woman eyeballing me. She final spoke up, asking me what it said on my shirt. With pride, smiling I pulled back my jacket so she could read for herself. “entrepreneur”.

As I got older, and realized that black women could actually own their own businesses, my dreams switched from CEO of some huge company to CEO of my huge company.

Spring has finally sprung in Toronto and love is in the air! I would love to think we have a little to do with the improved romantic lives of entrepreneurs this season.