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Top Contract Strategies for Women in Business

Navigating the realm of business contracts can be daunting, especially for women entrepreneurs running their businesses from home. Understanding the essentials of contract creation, negotiation, and execution is not just beneficial; it's necessary to ensure the smooth operation of your business and safeguard your interests. This Women Home Business guide aims to empower you with the knowledge and strategies to navigate business contracts confidently,...

Thriving at Home: Side Hustles for Moms Making a Comeback

Embarking on the recovery journey is a testament to strength and resilience, especially for moms. Learn the strategies to start your side hustle.
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Charming KEYper: Inventing a Key or Cell Phone Finding Device

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.

IdeaPaint: How an Innovative Product Came to Market

In 2002, three college classmates stumbled on the idea of turning walls and other smooth surfaces into dry erase writing surfaces. Their business, IdeaPaint, was born. Today, corporate offices to schools and homes are using their special paint to improve collaboration and creativity. Learn how these 20-somethings started their business and developed a highly innovative product.

Elizabeth Bloch: Inventing an Anti-Wrinkle Sleep Product

Research shows that the way we sleep can add wrinkles to our face. To combat this extrinsic aging problem, Elizabeth Bloch created the Mumbani(TM) Fresh Face to protect the skin and avoid developing wrinkles while sleeping. Learn what inspired Elizabeth to invent this device and the challenges she is facing as she starts the business.

Bheestie Bags: Women-Invented Electronics-Drying Product

Ever had any of your electronic gadgets falling into the water and becoming non-functional? Two sisters in the Oregon area Karen Wildman and Lisa Holmes invented an electronics drying product called Bheestie Bag designed to absorb the water from the gadgets to bring it back to life. Learn how they got the idea for their product.

Mandy Krammel: Success in Bringing a Product to Market

Mandy Krammel found success by simply listening to her body and understanding the changes that her body is going through. She knows from her own experience and from listening to her clients that a lot of women have issues with their breasts -- and the bras they wear. WomenHomeBusiness.com talked to Mandy about the process of bringing Tweakerz to market and the challenges she faced.

Catherine Patton: Business Ideas Come from Everyday Needs

Catherine Patton, founder of Patton Medical Devices, was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes in 2001. As a result, she is now faced with the...

Mandy Haberman: Success with a No-Spill Drinking Cup

For any parent or guardian of infants and toddlers, keeping your little ones dry while drinking is a challenge, as most sippy cups in...

Sheri Schmelzer: Earning Millions from Crocs Decorations

Crocs are the very popular resin clogs dotted with holes and comes in every color, from pinks to blues to yellows to blacks. They...

Sara Blakely: Success from an Ingenious Invention

Sara Blakely, the creator of the footless hosiery company Spanx, is proof positive that successful business ideas can be found everywhere, even in personal...

Eureka Moment: Kim Levine, Creator of Wuvit

Great business ideas are everywhere -- if you're willing to look closely.Kim Levine, invented Wuvit, which are little bags that comes in various patterns...

The Man Behind the Microchip: Robert Noyce and the Invention of Silicon Valley

The following is an excerpt from the book The Man Behind the Microchip by Leslie Berlin. Bob Noyce took me under his wing," Apple Computer founder Steve Jobs explains. "I was young, in my twenties. He was in his early fifties. He tried to give me the lay of the land, give me a perspective that I could only partially understand." Jobs continues, "You can't really understand what is going on now unless you understand what came before."