Do you feel like you can use a little extra cash in your pocket? Are you tired of your everyday 9-5 and wish you can be doing something more fun to make money? Working a job you hate can be dreadful and depressing. Being your boss means doing the things you love and having fun making money. Instead of sitting in your cubicle doing the same every day routine you can be out doing what you love and conquering the world. Here are 5 fun ways to make money.

A survey fielded by Rebtel say women use social networks to connect with their friends, family and colleagues more than men. The survey focused on expected future use of social media, social media consumption habits and popularity of social media as the choice of U.S. adults if they were to be restricted to one method of communication. 

Woman significantly lead men when it comes to social networking. While men are more likely to use voice/phone communication then women, they only lead by narrow margin. Here's a breakdown:

68% of women and 54% of men use social media to stay in touch with their friends. 

60% of women and 42% of men use social media to stay in touch with their family. 

Part of being a successful business woman is knowing how to prioritize and working with a list. Time management, productivity and accessibility in any business, after all you are your own boss. Today's business women are technology driven, they want things fast, quick and easy and the apps below will do that for you. Here are 5 best apps for business women to enhance your productivity and simplify your life. 

1. Expensify: Keeping track of your expenses can be a pain in the butt, but using Expensify will make your life a little easier. The free apps allows you to log your mileage, file expense reports and upload all of your receipts by using your phone's/iPad's camera and photographing them. (The smart scanning system automatically extracts information like the date and amount of the receipt.) Available on iPhone/iPad, Android and Blackberry devices.

The Kardashian's definitely know how to get a viewer's attention and it  just so happens that self-promotion is one of their attributes. Recently reality TV Kim Kardashian has been spotted wearing the cutest T-shirt's in support of her brother Rob Kardashian for his new role on Dancing With The Stars. Kim is currently in New York filming "Kim and Kourtney Take New York Season 2" so there is no doubt paparazzi's are following her every move. As a business woman Kim is having fun wearing the cute "Vote 4 Rob and Cherbet" T-shirt and has now made a business out of this as thousands of fans are impatiently seeking these T's to wear! A very witty and simple marketing strategy Kim has created, I'm sure we will be seeing thousands of fans wearing "Vote For Rob" T-shirts in the next few days. 

Click below to see more photos of Kim wearing "Vote For Rob" T's 

I love a Fall Trench coat.  There is nothing more stunning than a well-fitted trench coat on a woman.  You can find a trench coat just about anywhere, but there are things that you should look for when purchasing a quality trench coat.  Here is what you need to purchase a fall trench coat:

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 -Select a color trench coat that will carry you not only through seasons but years.

 - Watch the length of the inseams of the arms in your potential coat; remember you will want to wear chunky sweaters.

 - Look for quality material.  You want your coat to hold up through the weather of the fall; rain and wind.

 - Select a coat that is stylish for you and not just current for the trends.  Classic lines lasts a long time.

1. Belted fur collar trench coat Top Shop $200 2. Juicy Couture Royal blue cotton $290 3.Camel trench coat $105 Dorothy Perkins 4. Burberry London Poplin double breasted short trench $915  

Fall's Latest Trend Navajo Print

Fashion mogul and momapreneur Kimora Lee Simmons has been appointed as president and creative director, for the online fashion retailer JustFab.com. Kimora will continue to star in the Style Network reality series "Kimora: Life in the Fab Lane" and serve as style editor of the network, is also an investor in JustFab.com, which operates on a members-only business model that allows customers to purchase its in-house brand of shoes, bags, sunglasses and denim for $39.95 an item with free shipping. WWD.com interviewed the vibrant fashion entrepreneur in anticipation of her new position and investment. 

"I can't even remember my official first day in the office, but I feel like this has been months in the making," said Kimora. The newest brand expansion is costume jewelry, which will launch in October, and Simmons also has big plans for growing the business. "I see it growing into a lifestyle that reflects my whole world, from work to home to kids" she said. 

More and more small companies are now using social media like Twitter, Facebook and blogging pages to attract potential investors and raise funding for their companies. Experts say investors often look to blogs for level of depth that can't be found on Twitter or Facebook. An entrepreneur's regular contribution to their company's blog even their own personal blog gives investors a look behind the brand. And aside from personality, investors are looking to see that entrepreneurs use the power of their blog wisely. 

3 Ways To Think Like An Entrepreneur 

Inc.com lists 4 tips on how to attract investors using social media and blogging. 

Turning Knowledge Into Power

1. Be transparent. A thoughtful company blog may be one way to get attention. Investors like to see companies that champion transparency. Use posting as a way to help other company founders understand what funding round looks like from the inside. 

We love to see entrepreneurs thrive.  However, there is nothing more stimulating and inspiring than watching young women take the future of their destiny by the horns to create their own path.  They are awe-inspiring and empowering.  Here are five top women entrepreneurs under the age of 30:

Lauren Conrad: The star of the popular reality shows on MTV, “The Hills” has built quite an impressive resume.  She is the author of L.A Candy, Sweet Little Lies, and Sugar and Spice.  She is a fashion designer of her own apparel, “LC” for Kohl’s and was the recent editor for Lucky Magazine’s, “What are they wearing?” and Style Bistro.

Solange Knowles: She is not just the little sister of Beyonce Knowles.  Solange is a force all by herself.  She is the co- creator of Dereon, a junior apparel line. She is also a songwriter, most notably writing the lyrics for songs “Get Me Bodied” and “Upgrade U.” She also founded Baby Jamz a hip-hop toy line for pre-schoolers.  Currently, Solange has dove into another career venture as a DJ, performing for A-list celebrities and venues.

Anna Wintour, Vogue's editor-in-chief is more than just the editor, she is also the most influential woman in fashion and one of Forbes most powerful women in the world. Most think Anna is intimidating, demanding and she can make or break your fashion collection. But, how much truth is there to this myth? Forbes.com interviews Anna and talks about her days at Vogue, what she looks for in new designers and Vogue's famous covers. 

On people's perception that she is intimidating? "Just something fabricated by certain elements and the media" says Anna 

Her stamp of approval for new designers and what she looks for: "talent, head on their shoulders, sense of business and creativity" 

What do you look for when deciding a new cover for Vogue? "It has to reflect on what's happening in the world today."

What do you think of Anna's answers? Do you still think she is intimidating? 

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The dictionary defines an entrepreneur as an owner or manager of a business enterprise who makes money through risk and initiative. The entrepreneur is a term applied to a person who is willing to help launch a new venture or enterprise and accept full responsibility for the outcome. Furthermore, the entrepreneur leads the firm or organization and also demonstrates leadership qualities by selecting managerial staff. Whether you are starting your first company, think of becoming a business owner or you have a great idea, being an entrepreneur requires logic, problem solving and persistence in order to succeed. Here are 3 ways to think like an entrepreneur. 

1. Always ask what, how and why? Problem solving plays an important role for an entrepreneur and it's eminent that you as the business owner are able to solve problems. No matter what you're working on or how great your idea is, it's important you ask yourself these 3 questions: How will my product help others. How can I make it better? What is it? What is my goal? Why is it being made? Why should it be on the market?