by Michelle Poteet
It is 2:00am and your baby is up, wide awake, and wants to play. You on the other hand are exhausted and ready for some much needed rest. Before your baby came along you could focus on just you, and taking care of the things you needed to get done. Now, you have [...]

by Melissa McCreery PhD,ACC
As you start the New Year and a new decade, it’s a good time to give your business success skills a quick check up. Do you have what it takes to get you where you want to go? As you review your tools and strategies, I’d like to suggest an area that [...]

by Candy Dye
6 Tips for an Extraordinary and Fabulous Life! Did you know that being nice and showing kindness to others will lead to a more meaningful, satisfying and healthier life? “It is often the small kindesses – the smiles, gestures, compliments, favors – that make our day and can even change our lives.” This [...]

by Alyssa Dees Avant
A small notebook with white lined pages may not seem like anything significant to the average person, but to me it held the opportunity to communicate with God and to have Him help me to shape my future. I started a prayer journal when I was fourteen. After experiencing my first season [...]

by Terri Seymour
When you build your website, you, of course, want to get high rankings in the search engines. There are lots of ways to do this and lots of ways to NOT do this. Below are 10 things to avoid if you want to be in good standing with the search engines.
1. Duplicate Content/Sites [...]

by Melissa McCreery PhD, ACC
Self- care and me-time are simply not indispensable. In fact, making time for yourself is actually an essential ingredient if you want to thrive in your life and your business. Here are four steps to creating time for yourself and the benefits they can lead to in your business and your [...]

by Denise Willms
“If you’re not in business to make money, you’re not really in business at all.”
The speaker was a successful businessperson whom I admire, and I have learned many sound business principles from her over time, but that one sentence just didn’t sit right with me. Everything inside me told me [...]

by Jennifer May
Many times people will give up on working from home as family and life get in the way and take over. They will make excuses and act like they do not have the time to fit in a work-at-home business or job. What many should understand is that if they [...]

by Alicia Forest
One of the best pieces of advice I’ve ever gotten about writing sales pages is to think about them in terms of having a conversation with someone.
Whether you have a tiny list or thousands of people on it, you can still give all your sales communications – whether it’s a long sales letter, [...]

by Bonnie Jo Davis

Your target audience consists of the people and businesses that are most likely to need and want what you have to sell. Before you create a marketing plan for your business, it is critical that you define your target audience and create an ideal client profile so you [...]

by Tammy Embrich
It’s natural for a new work at home job seeker to have tons of questions before they begin their search, and also often during their search. There are scams scattered everywhere you look on the Internet and one has to be extra cautious.
Perhaps a job seeker has already been scammed and wants to [...]

by Corrie Petersen
Whether you are being laid off or you are quitting your job, you must be prepared before you can make it happen. Unfortunately there are times when we can’t be prepared, but if you can it will make things so much easier both financially and mentally.
Financial readiness may be a little bit difficult, [...]

by Michelle Shaeffer
Do you have support to help you manage running your small business while caring for your home and family? You’ll notice many super heroes have sidekicks. No one thinks of Batman as less than a hero when when Robin helps out or Alfred takes care of his mansion. It’s okay to get help [...]

by Alicia Forest
One of the many things I discovered when on my recent private retreat with my mentor coach Kendall Summerhawk was that I sometimes still have a tendency to bend in situations where I shouldn’t. Not actually bend-over backwards, but enough that I end up not feeling good about the situation. I’ve actually strengthened [...]

by Michelle Shaeffer
Picture yourself driving down the road in your car. You’ve got so many things to focus on at once. Kids in your car. Other drivers on the road. Your rear view mirror. Your side view mirrors. The speedometer, the gas gauge, the check engine light. The traffic lights. Road signs. Your destination. If [...]