Letter from the Editor
May is of course the month that we celebrate mothers and the specialness that comes with being a mother. Mother’s wear many hats when it comes to taking care of … Continue reading
The Evolution of a Woman Entrepreneur by Joy Chudacoff
My son came home from his first week of middle school with a lot of excitement about his new history class. Turns out they are studying “early man,” the evolution … Continue reading
How to Effectively Manage Your Time While Working from Home by Aurelia Williams
It’s hard to beat working from home. When you work from home, you have the ability to work around the things going on in your life. You don’t have to … Continue reading
How Do You Organize Your Time When the Kids Are in School? by Jill Hart
I read an article online recently that called the beginning of the school year the “New Year for Moms.” I think that’s an appropriate title as it does feel like … Continue reading
Making Time For Both Your Home Business and Your Family by Audrey Okaneko
I remember when I began my first business. There were just not enough hours in the day. And this was true for each of the 7 days of the week. … Continue reading
Just Say No: Not Allowing Others to Manage Your Time by Jennifer DeAnna
Running down the hall, with laptop in hand, scurrying to a meeting, in which I am already ten minutes late, while ducking around corners trying to dodge a bullying co-worker, … Continue reading
Top 10 Ways to Stay Sane as a Work at Home Mom by Nicole Dean
The other day, someone asked me what it’s like to be a work at home mom. I just blinked back at him, my mind blank. How could I possibly describe … Continue reading
Little Entrepreneurs — Starting them Young and Creating Good Habits for Life by Annette Yen
I’ve been working from home since my youngest daughter was born. It’s been a great adventure and I’m so blessed to be able to stay home with my kids and … Continue reading
3 Ingredients to a Finished Book by Dawn Goldberg
Traveling from the airport to the hotel on my way to the eWomen Network International Conference, I shared a shuttle van with a fellow attendee. We quickly figured out that … Continue reading
Author Interview with Monica Marie Jones
Monica Marie Jones is an author whose published works include The Ups and Downs of Being Round (Fiction/Self-Help), Taste My Soul (Poetry), FLOSS (Fiction), Swag (Urban Fiction) and Sweet Soliloquy … Continue reading
Repurposing Your Content— Easy Tips and Ideas by Alice Seba
One of the best ways to get more bang for your buck is to learn how to repurpose your content. In addition to getting your money’s worth, it also maximizes … Continue reading
Business Networking Strategies – Five Networking Mistakes that are Costing You Clients by Sue Clement
Are you networking to grow your business? Are you constantly looking for more prospects? If you’re wearing yourself out attending scores of networking events and still have very little to … Continue reading
What To Do At Your Next Networking Event by Ruth Hegarty
As you gear up to reach your 2010 goals, take advantage of all the wonderful networking opportunities that exist at this time of year. Fear of not knowing the “right” … Continue reading
Blog Spotlight: Nail Your Novel Blog by Roz Morris
I have followed this blog for quite some time now and I have found wealth of information within this site that helps writers with their questions and concerns about the … Continue reading
Feature Book Review by Chloe Metzger – The Baby Laundry for Unmarried Mothers- Angela Patrick with Lynne Barrett-Lee
I became interested in this subject after watching a TV show called Lost Families on UK’s ITV 1, a show trying to reunite parents and the children they had, had … Continue reading
Writing Contests – May
Short Suspense/Thriller Fiction Contest Short stories in any suspense/thriller sub-genre (evil-doer, natural disaster, dangerous adventure, mystery threat, etc.) must create tension and race the heart. Contest Contest name: Fresh Ink … Continue reading
Write 2 Be Writing Prompt- May
Recall a vivid or perhaps reoccurring dream. Write one page, making the dream as believable as possible. Don’t mention they are dreams. Allow yourself to let go and create a … Continue reading
