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What’s in Your Toolbox? by Jena L. Bell

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“When you realize that you truly “got this,” you can step out and move forward in ways you never dreamed possible.’ - Dr. Jena L. Bell I love this quote because it became a powerful realization of mine during every period of elevation during my professional and entrepreneurial journey. At times I would find myself struggling, feeling uncertain about my abilities to excel at the new level. Maybe you too have experienced uncertainty at times. You get that new promotion or a new opportunity that you’ve been working for, sacrificing and putting in the effort to achieve. Then, when it happens, you are suddenly faced with self-doubt. Over time, you settle in and things start to fall into place but other times, self-doubt causes you to become stagnant and less motivated. What I have found to be true over the years is that when this happens and it lingers for an unhealthy period of time, it’s because you have become disconnected from your true self. Frustrations and unhealthy negative though

BOSS Spotlight Feature: Deborah Allen

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Millionaire childcare coach, Deborah Allen, is an entrepreneur at heart! She had successfully owned, operated & was Director of Little Lights Childcare Center for 10 years that earned 2 million. Her book “Fierce” birthed Fierce TV, Fierce Radio, Deborah Allen Ministries, Ladies Advocating Ministries International, Visionary Consulting & Group LLC. What were some obstacles that you faced in the beginning process of starting your business or career? Entrepreneurship has definitely pulled, drawn and caught me again. This new business is actually a revision of my original dream. After 10 years of operating a childcare center the vision was altered and I closed my center. My greatest obstacles were getting back up again. I went back to corporate America and that was easier than all the work it took me to build my own business. Obstacles are always present but they cannot stop destiny. God put me in a position that made me start building again. It took 4 years of reflection, growt