Work from Home Moms: How to Get Started Working from Home
January 12, 2012 by Contributor
Filed under Briefs, Working from Home
At one point in time women felt as if they could hardly have it both ways. They could not be a stay home mom as well as a career woman – after all the two disagreed with one another, right? Then the information superhighway was invented and resourceful women throughout the world swiftly thought that [...]
The Art of Child-Proofing Your Home Office
January 18, 2011 by Contributor
Filed under Briefs, Working from Home
The key to child-proofing your office is to provide space and materials in a safe environment so the time your child spends there does not upset the productivity and peace of your office, but rather adds to quality time with your child.
Computer System Ideal for Work at Home Moms
December 28, 2010 by Isabel Isidro
Filed under Briefs, Working from Home
For work at home moms and entrepreneurs, the quality of your computer system is of paramount importance. Whatever business you are in, computers have become a must-have tool today.
A Work at Home Mom’s On-the-Go Tools for Work and Productivity
November 22, 2010 by Isabel Isidro
Filed under Briefs, Working from Home
When you’re a work at home mom trying to balance a business with family, it is hard to find time to work while taking care of a busy household. One option is to be very flexible and work at every opportunity you can — even if that means working in your car, in a coffee shop, or while the kids are finishing their ballet lessons.
Stay at Home Moms and Home-Based Businesses
September 10, 2010 by Isabel Isidro
Filed under Briefs
Women in business are becoming commonplace. What’s more, a significant portion of women business owners are those operating from their homes. Learn some tips on how stay-at-home moms can succeed with their home-based businesses.
Charming KEYper: Inventing a Key or Cell Phone Finding Device
August 27, 2010 by Lyve Alexis Pleshette
Filed under Startup Stories
During tough times, you have two options: quickly increase your income or decrease your expenses. Sisters Staci Douglas and Kim Mack chose to find ways to increase their incomes by starting a business. They invented a key (or cell phone) finding device called Charming KEYper.
Is a Home Business Right for You?
August 19, 2010 by Lyve Alexis Pleshette
Filed under Briefs, Working from Home
Do you have what it takes to work on a business from your home? The truth is, not everyone is cut out to work from home. It is not as easy as a walk in the park, as some perceive it to be or some people may tell you about. Here are five traits you need to survive a home-based business.
There’s Business in Divorce
July 11, 2010 by Isabel Isidro
Filed under Briefs, Business Ideas
Around the world, it is estimated that there are about 5.676 million divorces per year around the world. Given the huge market, some entrepreneurs are starting businesses that cater to those who are undergoing through divorce. Learn some business ideas that target the market of divorcees, many of which are aimed to helping those move forward in their lives.
Balancing Work and Family: 25 Tips for Home Business Moms
May 26, 2010 by Isabel Isidro
Filed under Briefs, Working from Home
As work at home moms, our biggest challenge is finding the right balance between work and our families. Juggling the demands of our home-based businesses and raising our kids is tough, and many are finding it hard to juggle these two competing priorities. Learn 25 strategies on how to juggle our businesses and raising kids at the same time.
CurbsideCupcakes.com: Success in Using Social Media
March 31, 2010 by Isabel Isidro
Filed under Briefs, Success Stories
Some businesses “get” social media, but many still don’t. But for those who understand how to use social media for their marketing, the results can be quite impressive. One home business that gets social media is CurbsideCupcakes.com, a mobile vendor of gourmet cupcakes in the Washington D.C. area. Learn how CurbsideCupcakes.com is growing their business through one tweet and one Facebook friend at a time.