Jane Dough enjoys running her business and is comfortable and determined in marketing and selling. She may be working longer hours, but she doesn’t mind because she enjoys the enterprise so much. Her focus on growth is why she is five times as likely as the average woman entrepreneur to hit the million-dollar revenue mark with her company. She is clear in her priorities and may be intentionally and actively growing an asset-based or legacy business that she can later sell or pass on to her children. It is estimated that 18 percent of women are Jane Doughs.

Please meet Jenny Ford, founder of www.monkey-toes.com.  She’s the first Jane Dough to send us a video.  When you watch her, you’ll see immediately how focused she is on growing her business by thinking strategically and using great systems.

Jane Dough – Monkey-Toes.com

I suspect, too, that once you’ve seen her video, you’ll just have to pop over to her site to see the awesome shoes she has for little ones.  If my son, RJ, were little, I’d snap them up in a heartbeat … but I guess at age 18 and shoe size 14 we’re a little out of Jenny’s target market.     My brother and his wife, however, are expecting — so there may be some monkey-toes in my future that way!