I have been paying close attention to the news about the economic crisis and listening to the deeper reasons.  I couldn’t help becoming aware of the new books, Slow Love and Unfinished Business recently brought to fame by Oprah.  They are the stories of two executives and how they built their lives after the economic crisis and how the economic crisis made it possible for them to face deeper truths.

I sincerely believe that there is something to be learned by the economic crisis. Perhaps a new understanding of the most important things in life, things we may not have been paying attention to prior to the crisis. We are now invited to do meaningful work that we love. When the security of having a set income goes away, we are free to choose our own path and writing our own destiny. That’s why many of people have finally chosen to follow the path of entrepreneurship, doing what they love after the economic crisis left them jobless.

Being an entrepreneur is the most fulfilling and exhilarating path.  It is also a spiritual journey.  That’s why I call entrepreneurs, spiritprenuers.  When one is responsible for one’s own destiny, there is freedom in addition to the challenge of doing deep inner work, addressing beliefs about money, acknowledging your value in the world and your sincere desire to make the world a better place through your work.

This is why I am passionate about supporting creative female entrepreneurs including coaches, healers, filmmakers, writers and designers.  I support them to express their talents and claim the value of their life work.

If you are a creative female entrepreneur and have had enough playing small, I would urge you to pay attention to what needs to happen in order for you to express your talents in your own unique way. How do you need to step up abundantly and claim your life in your own unique way? What do you need to give birth to in your business so that you too can shine your light on the planet and claim your piece?