by Beth Mazza | Feb 26, 2026 | Uncategorized
Victoria called me on a Tuesday. It was not a good Tuesday. We had just lost a client we’d been nurturing for two years. Not a small client. A client that represented a good enough sized chunk of our revenue forecast for the year. She didn’t want advice....
by Beth Mazza | Feb 12, 2026 | Female Entrepreneurs
Last week’s post on the Kitchen Cabinet hit a nerve. Our DMs exploded with questions about Champions, Compensators, and Connectors—the three types of advisors every entrepreneur needs. Specifically, everyone wanted to know: “Wait, what exactly IS a...
by Beth Mazza | Jan 29, 2026 | Female Entrepreneurs
Victoria and I were 24 hours away from signing the worst deal of our lives. The acquisition offer sat on the table. Life-changing money. The buyers kept calling, increasingly exasperated. Our lawyers had the paperwork ready. All we had to do was sign. But something...
by Beth Mazza | Jan 21, 2026 | Female Entrepreneurs
I still remember the exact moment Victoria and I finally admitted what we’d been avoiding for weeks: our business was in a death spiral. We were sitting in our conference room, staring at numbers that made us physically sick. For a company used to 50 percent...
by Beth Mazza | Dec 30, 2025 | Female Entrepreneurs, Mom Guilt, Working Moms
We published 47 articles in 2025. These five got the most clicks, the most saves, and the most “wait, what?” messages. 1. Sunday Sanity: How Pancakes and Planning Saved My Mompreneur Mind (and My Business) Sunday pancakes changed everything. Most...
