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Meet Author Dee Bowden

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For the next 100 days, We are featuring Female Authors from across the nation for the sole purpose of highlighting books created by women for women.

Dee Bowden created Collect the Cash to teach small businesses how to solve cash flow problems. After recovering $7.5 million for a large government agency, Dee recognized small businesses also fall prey to revenue loss because they don’t collect the outstanding invoices.

She is on a mission to serve business owners by sharing her three-step system.  Dee has 10 years of financial recovery experience in which she collected over $10 million for several companies and government agencies.

Dee is the Author of Collect the Cash: The Sale is not Complete until the Money is In the Bank! Dee has been featured in Forbes, Yahoo Finance, VIP Global, and Black Enterprise Magazines.

At what moment did you realize you had a passion for educating small businesses on financial literacy?

I realized my passion for educating small business owners two years ago when I shared my story on a radio interview and was asked to write about it in a book anthology called Entrepreneurial Elevation

What are the main two issues you find amongst small businesses regarding finances?

The two key issues I find among small business owners are that they lack systems to track sales and payments. Many also don’t have a business checking account to receive payments

What message do you hope small businesses take away from your platform?

The message for small business owners is to learn the 3 Keys to Collect the Cash

Problem Solving/Customer Service/Gratitude. People have choices where they spend their time and dollars. Make sure you provide the best customer experience from sale to payment received

In your book Collect the Cash: The Sale is not complete until the money is in the bank, what big idea are you hoping small businesses understand?

That leaving money on the table is not good for business, set up tracking systems and get good with problem-solving.

What is next for your business?

Speaking and Consulting with Companies that have Accounts Receivables issues and want to improve their process

How can small businesses connect with your platform?

www.collectthecash.biz/book

Support Dee by purchasing your copy of Collect The Cash right here

Meet Author Elizabeth Johnson

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For the next 100 days, We are featuring Female Authors from across the nation for the sole purpose of highlighting books created by women for women.

Brooklyn, New York native, Elizabeth Johnson is a break-out author with a very promising writing career ahead of her. Signed with PlaTy Multimedia & Publishing, Elizabeth is introducing her first work to the world of children’s books on May 16, 2021. Her debut title, Just Like my Dad, is co-authored with the already well-established author, Tyrell Plair. Elizabeth is currently the Director of Marketing with PlaTy Multimedia and Publishing.

Elizabeth’s resume boasts an Associate of Science in Early Childhood Education, an Associate of Arts in General Education, and she is currently pursuing her Bachelor of Science in Organizational Management. Currently residing in Palm Bay, Florida with her husband and son, Elizabeth spends her spare time baking, watching football, traveling, honing her skills as a photographer, and volunteering in the church and her local community.

When did you discover your passion for writing?


I discovered my passion for writing through my career as an educator and a parent. I had a desire to inspire society with inspirational stories and quotes that promoted growth and developed drive. I aspire to never give up, and I wanted to portray that to everyone that I come in connection with.


If you could use any four words to describe your creativity and writing, what would it be?
Desire Determination Growth and Passion

What message do you hope readers walk away with when reading your work?
After reading my work, I would hope that the reader leaves feeling like they are special, they do matter, and they have a valued opinion that means something.

What is next for you?
In addition to writing Just Like My Dad 2, I hope to continue my career as a baker and an event coordinator.

Where do you hope to see your work in the next 3-5 years?
In the next five years, I hope to see Just Like My Dad in school curriculums everywhere along with the Workbook and the release of future books and workbooks in the series. I also look forward to the release of a book of inspirational quotes to inspire women.

What advice do you have for upcoming authors?
The best advice that I can give any person is to never give up on your dreams or yourself. If you have a goal or desire push to get it. Don’t waste the opportunity to make you or the world better.

What is your definition of a Pretty Woman Who Hustles?
A woman who is beautiful on the inside as well as the outside, and is determined to get the job done no matter what obstacles are set before her.

Support Elizabeth by purchasing your copy of “Just Like My Dad” here