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When putting your business on the web, keeping your site safe becomes a top priority. Do you know some keys to keeping this information under lock and key? This Wall Street Journal article shares vital tools that protect your online information from hackers. From limiting access to changing passwords, WSJ provides an essential guide to keeping your website safe.

One of the biggest benefits to having a business is the entrepreneur lifestyle you get to live. And that's not just for fat-cat businessmen with bloated expense accounts. YOU should be living the entrepreneur lifestyle too! And if you know how to work the tax system, you will be.

It's this month's Millionaire Protege Club Silver Call...

TOMORROW, Tuesday, March 16, 2010, 8:00pm Eastern

Wow, what a stellar week I had with my 100+ Platinum members of the Millionaire Protege Club. We just finished up our first retreat of 2010 and it was the most powerful event we've ever had.

While our group is mostly women, we're also enjoying the additional men in Platinum this year! They bring a wonderful strong energy and different perspective to the group.

A great business can be started at any age. This NYT article reports that more and more people are becoming entrepreneurs even in retirement or as they approach retirement age. Their  experience and wealth of ideas are invaluable to the recovering economy.

Read the full article at NYTimes.com.

Were you on my free call last night with my multimillion-dollar Diamond member, Kendall SummerHawk?

It was a preview to our NEW 4-PART LIVE TELECOURSE, designed for those of you who want to attract and keep more money in your life...

"The Secret Energy of Money: How to Attract and Keep More in the Next 12 Months Than You Have in the Past 3 Years"

It may be the month of green, but these pink picks are too fabulous to pass up. Tote your laptop in this pink faux crocodile computer notebook bag.

Episode 4 of my podcast "Entrepreneur Women's Success Secrets" is LIVE and the topic is "Why are you doing everything yourself?"  When most women start a business, they're bootstrapping and do most every job themselves that they can. That's fine to start, but you're going to hit a wall that won't only prevent your business from growing, it will suck all the joy out of it for you.

As an entrepreneur, learning from those that go before us helps tremendously. This American Express Open Forum article highlights leaders in business who found success by going above and beyond and by showing compassion.

Read the full article on American Express Open Forum.

Friends, please check out the website of my friend, Chris Widener. I have known Chris for a long time; he is widely recognized as an author and speaker, teaching leadership skills to thousands. He believes in the power of free enterprise and dynamic opportunity for all.

If you live in the Northeast U.S., I'm finally coming your way end of April!

I will be joining stellar speakers including Angela Bassett, Mia Farrow, and Tina Brown as a speaker at the 2010 Simmons Leadership Conference in Boston on April 29-30.