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Launching a business requires stepping into the unknown and for veteran entrepreneurs, that journey can feel oddly familiar yet fundamentally different from military service. The mission-driven mindset, honed under fire, is an incredible asset. But when it comes to managing cash flow, investments, and long-term growth, the rules of engagement shift dramatically. Here’s why and how veterans should adopt a tailored financial playbook. 1. From Mission Orders to Money Habits In t

You served your country with honor. You mastered complex missions under pressure. Yet when it comes to money, you may feel like someone else is calling the shots. Veteran women bring a unique set of strengths to financial planning—even if those strengths don’t always translate into confidence. In this post we’ll explore why you already have what it takes to take charge of your finances and how to turn that potential into real, lasting power. 1. You’re Built for Discipline Mil

In today's fast-changing business environment, women and veteran entrepreneurs often encounter distinct challenges that require specific financial strategies. Handling your finances effectively is critical for both new business owners and those looking to grow. In this post, we'll highlight three essential financial fixes that can empower your entrepreneurial path: mastering cash flow, managing debt while building a safety net, and investing for the future. Master Your Cash F

From a young age, I knew I wanted to be a businesswoman. I envisioned myself in power suits, heels, and achieving success in the corporate world. Though the specifics remained unclear, a career in business was my calling. My parents, both hard working entrepreneurs, heavily influenced my path. My mom, a natural event planner and DJ, built a business from scratch. Starting with wooden carnival games crafted by my entrepreneurial grandpa, her venture blossomed into karaoke host