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Welcome To The Value 360 Blog’
The Value 360 blog is a series of blog posts where I share easy-to-understand, practical, and valuable ideas and solutions for working professionals & young adults seeking to sculpt through – to their fullest potential! The Value 360 blog posts...
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National Career Development Month: Tips for Professional Growth
November marks National Career Development Month, which invites us all to consider our professional journeys, set new goals, and invest in our growth. Whether you're an employee or entrepreneur, professional development is an ongoing process that...
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Balancing Entrepreneurship and Caregiving: A Personal Journey Through Childhood Cancer Awareness...
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a time dedicated to recognizing the realities that many families face—my own included. Over the past eight months, my life transformed dramatically as my middle daughter went from celebrating her 15th...
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Embracing Entrepreneurial Diversification: A Key to Thriving in Changing Times
In the ever-evolving landscape of business, the concept of entrepreneurial diversification is one we have to embrace. The COVID-19 pandemic underscored this necessity, forcing many businesses to rethink their strategies and adapt when the...
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Navigating the Intersection of Politics and Business: What You Need to...
Running a business can feel like a whirlwind of tasks, and let’s be honest - politics can sometimes feel like the last thing we want to spend our time thinking about. But for everyone, and especially for BIPOC and woman-owned businesses,...
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The Heart of Sustainable Entrepreneurship
Did you know that 305 million startups are created every year globally? This is an exciting number for entrepreneurship. However, 70 percent of these startups will fail, and many are started with the primary intention of cashing out. So, how do we...
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Raising Children Who Know Their Value
The biggest commitment I’ve ever made in my life is raising my kids. In Igbo tradition, we have something known as Omugwo which means that when you have a child your mom comes to help you during that very precious time. In my case, my mom and dad...
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