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<\/h2>\nQ&A Interview with Nicole Williams, CEO NicoleWilliamsPR<\/strong><\/h2>\nNicole Williams is a multi-talented go-getter that really knows what it is to Aspire<\/em>. She’s a mentor<\/a> on Aspire-Canada and a self-made entrepreneur who isn’t afraid to push the boundaries to \u00a0innovate. At a time when it seems entrepreneurship may be on the decline in Canada<\/a>, we are on a mission to showcase innovative entrepreneurs around the globe. \u00a0Our new TV series Meet The Founders<\/strong> (coming soon on Aspire-Canada TV<\/a>) will showcase some of the World’s best entrepreneurs. Nicole is\u00a0a creative consultant, blogger, certified wedding and event planner based in Brooklyn, New York. Nicole says its her mission in life to\u00a0‘help as many career-driven, entrepreneurial-minded, and small businesses as possible reach their full potential through the help of my friends called style, personal branding and media<\/em>“. Nicole has worked with brands such as the\u00a0Roosevelt Field Mall, Merrill Lynch, Army Swiss, Vera Moore Cosmetics,U by Kotex, Bud Light, and the American Beauty Pageant (to name a few). She has been featured in publications like ABC\u2019s Event Planner Magazine, Allure Magazine, Empower Magazine, and SHE Caribbean Magazine. Here’s what Nicole had to say regarding two of our favourite topics: entrepreneurship and mentorship:<\/p>\n![\"your-business\"](\"https:\/\/aspire-canada.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/04\/your-business.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\n<\/h2>\n<\/h2>\n<\/h2>\n<\/h2>\n<\/h2>\n<\/h2>\n<\/h2>\n<\/h2>\nQ&A Interview with Nicole Williams,\u00a0CEO NicoleWilliamsPR<\/strong><\/h2>\nWhat made you decide to become an entrepreneur?<\/strong><\/p>\nI didn’t decide to become an entrepreneur, entrepreneurship was just the result of me following my dreams and passion. I didn’t know what my career would be, but I always knew I wanted impact people\u2019s lives; and I get to do that as a creative consultant<\/a>, event planner and the editor of Nicole\u2019s Lifestyle Lounge.<\/p>\nDo you feel entrepreneurship is really a viable path for young women graduating college?<\/strong>
\nCorrect me if I am wrong. Entrepreneurship is defined as taking an idea and turning it into a profitable business venture. So if I am correct, yes I think entrepreneurship is a viable path for young people graduating. As I wrote in an article <\/a>promoting Aspire-Canada, women in Fortune 500 c-suites and boardrooms may still be the minority, but the number of women entrepreneurs striking out on their own, to launch kick-ass startups is still growing. Even Dow Jones released a report<\/a> hinting at the fact that women are the ones at the helm of successful startups.<\/p>\nTell us the inspiration behind NicoleWilliamsPR.com and Nicole\u2019s Lifestyle Lounge?<\/strong>
\nMy websites are lifestyle platforms through which my mission is to help as many career-driven, entrepreneurial-minded, and small businesses stand out and compete through the help of my friends called “style”, “personal branding” and “media”. I am constantly striving to be known as the place for creative, career-driven and entrepreneurial minded women in search of alluring style, bespoke career and an inspired life. My readers keep me accountable and inspires me, and in turn I strive to inspire and empower them.<\/p>\nHow do you feel about the importance of mentorship for youth in today’s economy?<\/strong>
\nFirst of all, I think everything in life should be seen as mentorship. Mentorship is very vital, as it provides professional association, knowledge, skills and support. I personally feel blessed to have the opportunity to be in a setting where I have a closer perspective and the ability to learn and take notes from awesome women like Vera Moore of Vera Moore Cosmetics. I also access mentorship via the blogs, websites, books, social media profiles and interviews of key thought leaders.<\/p>\nWhat would be the key piece of advice for young entrepreneurs today?<\/strong>
\nThe advice I would give young entrepreneurs is simple – whether you are seeking to excel in your career, business and ultimately life, is to be yourself. Be authentic to who you are, as a copy of anything is always a poor imitation. I would also recommend bringing their goals to life on a vision board<\/a>. It really works! Last but not least I also recommend asking for help and use a checklist.<\/p>\n![\"your-events\"](\"https:\/\/aspire-canada.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2015\/04\/your-events.png\")
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Nicole Williams is a multi-talented go-getter that really knows what it is to Aspire<\/em>. She’s a mentor<\/a> on Aspire-Canada and a self-made entrepreneur who isn’t afraid to push the boundaries to \u00a0innovate. At a time when it seems entrepreneurship may be on the decline in Canada<\/a>, we are on a mission to showcase innovative entrepreneurs around the globe. \u00a0Our new TV series Meet The Founders<\/strong> (coming soon on Aspire-Canada TV<\/a>) will showcase some of the World’s best entrepreneurs. Nicole is\u00a0a creative consultant, blogger, certified wedding and event planner based in Brooklyn, New York. Nicole says its her mission in life to\u00a0‘help as many career-driven, entrepreneurial-minded, and small businesses as possible reach their full potential through the help of my friends called style, personal branding and media<\/em>“. Nicole has worked with brands such as the\u00a0Roosevelt Field Mall, Merrill Lynch, Army Swiss, Vera Moore Cosmetics,U by Kotex, Bud Light, and the American Beauty Pageant (to name a few). She has been featured in publications like ABC\u2019s Event Planner Magazine, Allure Magazine, Empower Magazine, and SHE Caribbean Magazine. Here’s what Nicole had to say regarding two of our favourite topics: entrepreneurship and mentorship:<\/p>\n What made you decide to become an entrepreneur?<\/strong><\/p>\n I didn’t decide to become an entrepreneur, entrepreneurship was just the result of me following my dreams and passion. I didn’t know what my career would be, but I always knew I wanted impact people\u2019s lives; and I get to do that as a creative consultant<\/a>, event planner and the editor of Nicole\u2019s Lifestyle Lounge.<\/p>\n Do you feel entrepreneurship is really a viable path for young women graduating college?<\/strong> Tell us the inspiration behind NicoleWilliamsPR.com and Nicole\u2019s Lifestyle Lounge?<\/strong> How do you feel about the importance of mentorship for youth in today’s economy?<\/strong> What would be the key piece of advice for young entrepreneurs today?<\/strong> For more information visit:\u00a0<\/a>Nicolewilliamspr.com<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Q&A Interview with Nicole Williams,CEO NicoleWilliamsPR Q&A Interview with Nicole Williams, CEO NicoleWilliamsPR Nicole Williams is a multi-talented go-getter that really knows what it is to Aspire. She’s a mentor on Aspire-Canada and a self-made entrepreneur who isn’t afraid to push the boundaries to \u00a0innovate. At a time when it seems entrepreneurship may…<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/h2>\n
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Q&A Interview with Nicole Williams,\u00a0CEO NicoleWilliamsPR<\/strong><\/h2>\n
\nCorrect me if I am wrong. Entrepreneurship is defined as taking an idea and turning it into a profitable business venture. So if I am correct, yes I think entrepreneurship is a viable path for young people graduating. As I wrote in an article <\/a>promoting Aspire-Canada, women in Fortune 500 c-suites and boardrooms may still be the minority, but the number of women entrepreneurs striking out on their own, to launch kick-ass startups is still growing. Even Dow Jones released a report<\/a> hinting at the fact that women are the ones at the helm of successful startups.<\/p>\n
\nMy websites are lifestyle platforms through which my mission is to help as many career-driven, entrepreneurial-minded, and small businesses stand out and compete through the help of my friends called “style”, “personal branding” and “media”. I am constantly striving to be known as the place for creative, career-driven and entrepreneurial minded women in search of alluring style, bespoke career and an inspired life. My readers keep me accountable and inspires me, and in turn I strive to inspire and empower them.<\/p>\n
\nFirst of all, I think everything in life should be seen as mentorship. Mentorship is very vital, as it provides professional association, knowledge, skills and support. I personally feel blessed to have the opportunity to be in a setting where I have a closer perspective and the ability to learn and take notes from awesome women like Vera Moore of Vera Moore Cosmetics. I also access mentorship via the blogs, websites, books, social media profiles and interviews of key thought leaders.<\/p>\n
\nThe advice I would give young entrepreneurs is simple – whether you are seeking to excel in your career, business and ultimately life, is to be yourself. Be authentic to who you are, as a copy of anything is always a poor imitation. I would also recommend bringing their goals to life on a vision board<\/a>. It really works! Last but not least I also recommend asking for help and use a checklist.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n