September 18th, 2011 by admin
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How You and Your Partner Can Grow Together in Life and in Business
The Couples in Business Network provides relationship and business skills, opportunities, and success tips for present and future business partners. Not only are you just partners in business but also partners in real life. You maybe married, or dating, or same sex couples that have a business together. This Network offers exciting trainings and methods in how to deal with your partner in business – growing, sustaining, and succeeding.
Fall 2011 Update: Contact us if you are interested in confidential copreneur mentoring services.
Our Mission: To strengthen the entrepreneurial couple (copreneur) relationship in life and business.
Our Vision: To provide a responsive, robust support network and services for a diverse group of entrepreneurial couples on national, regional, and local levels.
We welcome husband-and-wife teams, those who are dating, and same-sex couples.
October 15th, 2010 by admin
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Rio Rancho, New Mexico (October 4, 2010) - Leila Johnson, co-owner of Data-Scribe® and founder of Spirit Driving Institute, has written a book called Driving to Success: Let Your Spirit Take the Wheel. The paperback version will be released on October 21st, 2010 to coincide with National Car Care Month. At 6:30p MDT, Leila will be interviewed by Dr. Monique Hunt during the Paperback Book Launch Celebration Webinar. Participants will be able to answer questions on Leila’s “Vehicle Check-up” to see where they are in their professional and spiritual paths.
Driving to Success uses a driving theme to explain how entrepreneurs and professionals can be successful by taking different paths in their professional lives. It is a guidebook for those redefining the answer to “What do you want to be when you grow up?”. Johnson notes, “After taking many paths in my professional life, I thought it was time to share my journey and provide some practical spiritual and professional advice.”
Each person is their own vehicle. Leila discusses how your professional path can take a different turn depending on whether your Personality or Spirit is driving. For those who can’t wait until October 21st, you will be thrilled to know that the book is currently available as an e-book.
For more details on Driving to Success: Let Your Spirit Take the Wheel and the paperback book launch celebration, visit http://www.spiritdriving.com.
ABOUT Leila Johnson: Leila Johnson’s book, Driving to Success: Let Your Spirit Take the Wheel, is a guidebook for entrepreneurs and professionals redefining the answer to “What do you want to be when you grow up?”. Since 2003, Leila has co-owned and managed their full-service, award-winning Web and communications firm, VelaMira, Inc. dba Data-Scribe® with her husband. As part of her journey on the road of life, Leila has earned her Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and in the Metaphysical Sciences. Prior to starting her business, Leila worked as a call center coach, curriculum developer, and trainer in the financial and insurance industries. Leila’s site is http://www.spiritdriving.com.
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August 2nd, 2010 by admin
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Since we’ve been copreneurs running a virtual business for the past 7 years, we’ve decided that we want to help others do the same. Without officially offering our consulting services, we have had several couples approach us asking for advice. Of course we are happy to help.
Today we revamped our main company site, Data-Scribe®, to include entrepreneurial couple (copreneur) consulting as an option within our main service package. We are open to working with those who are considering starting a business together or those who are already in business. Our specialties include the following:
- Copreneur communications
- Work-life balance
- Virtual business operations
- Internet marketing
- Managing teams
This isn’t all-inclusive, so feel free to inquire about other needs. Contact us for more details.
May 21st, 2010 by admin
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Brett and I are passionate about the concept of having a network for couples in business. While there seem to be a lot of coaches, consultants, and journalists focused on the topic, the couples themselves seem reluctant to step forward.
We wonder why that is. There are a lot of resources available from professionals and other couples that could provide their expertise. The family business associations definitely have some value. Yet copreneurs (couples in business) have different challenges from that crowd.
While we continue to research and find the best ways to serve this market, we will use this blog to post our personal ideas, advice, and questions about being a successful couple (in business and life). We welcome your comments and ideas also.
Lastly, we are interested in interviewing successful copreneurs who would like to share information on their journeys. We would post these interviews on our blog periodically.
Our goal is to become a one-stop-shop for couples in business. Have a great weekend!
May 20th, 2010 by admin
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Leila Johnson, co-owner of Data-Scribe® and co-founder of the Couples in Business Network, has written a book called Driving to Success: Let Your Spirit Take the Wheel. The e-book edition goes on sale today, May 20th. It will be released as a paperback in October 2010.
If you were ever curious about Leila’s philosophy on her business and life in general, it’s worth checking out. Driving to Success is a guidebook for entrepreneurs and professionals redefining the answer to “What do you want to be when you grow up?”. It uses a driving theme as a metaphor for how people can get in touch with what they really want to do in their professional lives. The book has 17 exercises, or Exits, that help the reader to work through any challenges they might have and help them connect with their authentic self.
Read a sample chapter from Driving to Success: Let Your Spirit Take the Wheel.
February 11th, 2010 by admin
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We’re doing another relaunch of the National Copreneur Society and retitling it the Couples in Business Network. Here are some of the key changes:
- Make it more interactive and social and less like a traditional association
- Extend participation to couples, coaches, and consultants outside of the United States
- Act as a “one-stop-shop” resource for all things related to being a copreneur
- Provide regular events from experts on couples in business
Of course, we have our own ideas for developing the Network. But, we want to hear from you.
We would love your feedback on what you would like to see. What do copreneurs want out of a network? What resources have you not been able to find anywhere else?
