101010 Project: Robin Norgren on Business Mentors

Robin is the mastermind behind this 101010 Project. May I hear

a round of applause for her hard work please?

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Robin Norgren

Name of business: Robin Norgren Studios

Social media links:

Website: http://www.robinnorgrenstudios.blogspot.com

Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/robinlnorgren

Facebook:  http://www.facebook.com/wellofcreations.myetsyshop

 

Years in business: 4 years

Bio:

I strive to live life to the fullest.  No matter what.  I have grown into myself through my love for Jesus and HIS LOVE FOR ME. Art, motherhood, business, creativity and yoga are the cherished vehicles for this deepening.   Life can be FULL, JUICY, MEANINGFUL, PURPOSE FILLED, LOVELY.  I want to help you come to your fullest life.  I create workbooks, ecourses and workshops that chronicle my change and growth and offer you ways to find out what YOUR FULLEST life will be. 

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QUESTION: Do you have a business mentor?  What value does that offer to your experiences as a business owner?

Robin's ANSWER:

This is one of the things I am going to put in place in 2012.  I do not have an up close and personal mentor but I know that my business needs one.  Over the last few years I have been relying on business books and ecourses – all good stuff and extremely valuable information was shared.

The problem is I think there comes a point in time where you hit a crossroads.  You need to connect with someone face to face and help craft goals that you are terrified of and yet someone is looking you dead in the eye and says 'you got this- go for it!"

I think we all need that.  I know many of the traits of the entrepreneur have to do with drive and tenacity and willingness to go with that inner knowing.  But when that is not the issue anymore but it is more of a 'what's next' that you are looking at… well I believe that is when you cannot continue on as a lone wolf.

Robin Norgren is currently completing her life coaching certification and would LOVE to offer you a FREE 15 minute mini session – sign up for her mailing list here: http://www.robinnorgrenstudios.blogspot.com/p/life-coaching.html

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For more information on the 101010 Project check out the 101010 Website. For a complete list of questions and the women hosting them on their Websites, see below.

(Note: Due to life's unexpected twists & turns, this session of the 101010 Project features eight participants instead of the intended 10.)

 

THE WOMEN, THE QUESTIONS

Laura Otero: #1. Is it necessary for your business to line up with your soul purpose?  What value is there to having that aligned?

Me: #2. Do you have a business mentor?  What value does that offer to your experiences as a business owner?

Shari Sherman: #3. What animal would represent your first year of business.

Robin Norgren: #4. What business/businesses have you chosen to model your business after?

Dani Keith: #5. At this moment, what one idea do you need to start executing for your business?

Paula Joerling: #6. What part of your business have you delegated or put on hold in order to focus your energy more efficiently?

Valerie Weller: #7. How did you finally decide on the look of your brand?  What did the evolution look like?

Phyllis Dobbs: #8. Who is that one person you would like to sit and talk with about your business? What would you talk about?

101010 Project: Shari Sherman on Business Mentors

Shari Sherman

Name of Business:  Hula Dog Designs by Shari Sherman

 

Social Media Links:

Blog:  http://dashboardhula.blogspot.com/

Facebook Fan Page:  https://www.facebook.com/HulaDogDesigns

Twitter:  https://twitter.com/#!/HulaDogDesigns

Pinterest:  http://pinterest.com/sharisherman/

ETSY:  http://www.etsy.com/shop/HulaDogDesigns

 

Years in Business: Hula Dog Designs by Shari Sherman, was started in 2010.  Prior to that, I created art as Island Girl Studio, LLC since 2004. 

Bio:

I make Happy Art for Happy People!  I love that thrill of getting an idea and making it come to life.  I love bright colors (especially turquoise!), strong simple lines, and adding words of inspiration to my art.  I like mixed-media because it is limitless, but painting will always be my first love.  My subject matter frequently includes dogs, books, and anything related to the ocean/beach, because that is what I LOVE.  People often smile when they see my art, and I feel like I am doing my part in making the world a happier place!

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QUESTION: Do you have a business mentor? What value does that offer to your experiences as a business owner?

Shari's ANSWER:

I don't have a traditional business mentor, but I can see the tremendous value in having someone guide you...to help you avoid some speedbumps, as well as recognize opportunities that you might not see. Maybe that will manifest for me in the future as I begin to explore the world of art licensing. What I do have is an amazing group of creative women that I belong to called the VoGs. They offer me support, guidance, and encouragement to keep pursing my creative dream.  

Shari is currently working on a book project called, The Inklings.  For more information on this and other fun stuff, like her page,  Hula Dog Designs on Facebook or check out her blog, Dashboard Hula.

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For more information on the 101010 Project check out the 101010 Website. For a complete list of questions and the women hosting them on their Websites, see below.

(Note: Due to life's unexpected twists & turns, this session of the 101010 Project features eight participants instead of the intended 10.)

 

THE WOMEN, THE QUESTIONS

Laura Otero: #1. Is it necessary for your business to line up with your soul purpose?  What value is there to having that aligned?

Me: #2. Do you have a business mentor?  What value does that offer to your experiences as a business owner?

Shari Sherman: #3. What animal would represent your first year of business.

Robin Norgren: #4. What business/businesses have you chosen to model your business after?

Dani Keith: #5. At this moment, what one idea do you need to start executing for your business?

Paula Joerling: #6. What part of your business have you delegated or put on hold in order to focus your energy more efficiently?

Valerie Weller: #7. How did you finally decide on the look of your brand?  What did the evolution look like?

Phyllis Dobbs: #8. Who is that one person you would like to sit and talk with about your business? What would you talk about?