by Debra Boulanger | Sep 27, 2018 | Career, entrepreneurship, WORK
How to go from product market fit to a proven minimum viable product (MVP) In part one of this series, I shared the #1 key to success – getting product market fit or PMF by listening deeply to your ideal clients (targeted buyers) and engaging them discussions... 
by Debra Boulanger | Sep 12, 2018 | confidence, entrepreneurship, WORK
It’s been a whirlwind week for me in New York City with Empowering A Billion Women (EBW2020) founder, Ingrid Vanderveldt. I’ve been the New York City Chapter Director for two years and have been partnering with IV (as she is known) to grow our chapters and financial... 
by Debra Boulanger | Jul 5, 2018 | entrepreneurship, WORK
The best advice I received from a night of “speed mentoring” The fastest path to the cash is always about “tuning in” to your “signal” and following the insights that you receive everyday–whether that comes from your own visioning, conversations with mentors, or... 
by Debra Boulanger | Jun 13, 2018 | Career, confidence, courage, entrepreneurship, Money, WORK
9 Key Steps That Ensure You Make Money From Speaking “If you aren’t selling, you aren’t serving.” I always tell the women entrepreneurs in The Passion Project Incubator. One thing that is critical to getting your brand out and bringing in new clients is speaking... 
by Debra Boulanger | Mar 15, 2018 | Career, confidence, courage, entrepreneurship, Money, WORK
Successful women entrepreneurs start with the end in mind Chances are if you are reading this you have recently launched a business or you’re thinking about starting one. Congratulations! I’m glad you are reading this now as it may solve a few financial headaches for... 
by Debra Boulanger | Feb 7, 2018 | entrepreneurship, WORK
Have you ever wondered, “Am I entrepreneur material?” Here you are… sitting at your desk, bored to tears or stressed to the max. “Is this where I want to be? Is this it for me?” you think to yourself. “Do I have what it takes to go out on my own?” As women over... 
