Hello friends! I had to adjust my blog posting last week because I joined the Extreme Entrepreneurship Tour on three awesome events in California! We started in Porterville with an event for 500 high school students, headed down to San… Continue reading
E Tip-Work at Home Mom’s Time Management Tips
[caption id="attachment_393" align="alignright" width="239" caption="Holly Reisem Hanna-The Work at Home Woman"][/caption] Another recent Twitter mompreneur friend is Holly Reisem Hanna. Holly is the founder of The Work at Home Woman, an online business resource and blog for women and mothers… Continue reading
E Tip-How a Mom Juggles a Job and a Startup Business
[caption id="attachment_389" align="alignright" width="200" caption="Mompreneur LeNesha Carey"][/caption] Hello friends! This year, I've really become a fan of Twitter (I am RealLifeE). One of my favorite parts of this social networking tool is that I can easily connect with people of… Continue reading
E Tip-Franchise Owner’s Tips on Work/Mom Balance
[caption id="attachment_349" align="alignright" width="230" caption="Tammy Huinker, Molly Maid Franchise Owner"][/caption] Hello friends! In my last post, I featured Tammy Huinker who has successfully built a Molly Maid franchise while working just three days a week so she could spend plenty… Continue reading
E Profile-3-Day Weeks Leave Time for 3 Boys
[caption id="attachment_349" align="alignright" width="230" caption="Tammy Huinker, Molly Maid Franchise Owner"][/caption] In 1995, Tammy Huinker had a 4-year-old, a corporate job, and a burning desire to own her own business. "This was a huge risk, but something I needed," Tammy says."After… Continue reading
Shut Up the Voice of Overwhelm
I've aimed to build a business while working about 40 hours a week so I would have time for physical, relational, and spiritual health. But that doesn't mean setting time boundaries is always easy for me. On a daily… Continue reading
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