This is great advice and I find it very, very true in the case of professionals, especially women, who want to do some adjunct teaching in their local colleges and universities. It use to be a great adjunct professor had great professional qualifications and experience. What I have now found, at least in Southern California, is a MBA or some type of Masters degree. How many outstanding women entrepreneurs do we know with MBA’s? I guarantee not many. We are too busy creating and building successful businesses. What you advocate is exactly what I am doing if I want to even get my foot into the door to teach in the University of California extended education adult classes (translates to night classes for adults changing careers.) I definitely have more experience and expertise than a business management consultant who left corporate America to become a management consultant. Stay tuned to hear what happens.

You are the best of them all Lyn!!!