In Blood, Sweat, and Goals, Neva Williamson shares the hard lessons learned becoming a full-time entrepreneur and escaping the traditional 9–5 workday. Her passion is helping people who struggle with creating additional income options because of limited connections or access to business loans to get started.
Most aspiring entrepreneurs who dream of leaving a job for the excitement of running their own business never actually do. The few that try fail more often than not. After years of too little pay and too much work, Neva Williamson unshackled herself from the depressing repetition of a successful corporate career to set her own course as an entrepreneur. Along the way she drew a roadmap for other entrepreneurs who seek clarity, confidence and energy to change their lives. Approachable, conversational and inspiring, Williamson’s words can help you if you are stuck and reassure you if you are wavering. If you need a boost to your entrepreneurial spirit; if you want to hear from someone who knows what it’s like to navigate between work and family while rolling with the punches, here is a truth that is raw, honest and real, spoken from the heart. Blood, Sweat, and Goals lays out a path to follow not only for building a profitable business, but also for a complete and balanced personal life.
About the Author
Neva Williamson is a managing partner of her own business consulting company, an active real estate investor, licensed real estate agent and angel investor/advisor to several other businesses. After graduating from George Washington University, Neva excelled at a full-time six-figure consulting career and part-time real estate investing before being laid off nine weeks after her daughter was born. At that point, she realized her investing needed to become her new career. Though she will forever be a New Yorker at heart, she currently lives with her husband and two daughters in the Washington DC Metro area.
Website: www.timeforinvesting.com
Why LoA loves it….
At LoA we love reading books written by women entrepreneurs who have had to learn to navigate their business and brand building journeys by experience and often the hard way, with all the ups and downs as they go. Neva Williamson is one such entrepreneur, and in this easy to read book, she shares many of the hard lessons she has learned and gives practical insights and a roadmap for others to follow. It is a highly personal read and one that will inspire others who are embarking on similar journeys. --- Melanie Hawken, founder and editor-in-chief of Lionesses of Africa