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Business Success Tips – Six Summertime Survival Tips For Work-at-Home Moms
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Summer is one of the most difficult seasons for entrepreneur moms. Juggling work with kids who need extra attention and outside playtime can make for some stressful days. You want to have fun, but you also know that the demands of business require your attention. Here are a few tips that will help you get through the summer and stay sane in the process.
1. Look For Ways To Add Passive Income. Spend the time to create that ebook or program that runs without you. Another way to create passive income is to get more involved in affiliate programs. Find programs that fit your audience and then offer these great products to them. They’ll thank you for it and you’ll make a little extra cash. Read More→
Be Anxious for Nothing…
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I recently purchased a new desk for my corporate headquarters and was so excited to use it that I rushed to get it out of the box. I was disappointed to see all of the parts even thought the box advertised “easy assembly”. I was so tempted to just skip some steps and get straight to the point so that I could use my desk as fast as possible. Something in the directions jumped out at me and that is what I want to share with you.
It basically stated that skipping even the smallest of steps could make the desk defective and unable to use. It was an amazing thought to me to think that misplacing just one nail could make the entire desk useless. It also made me think of one of my favorite verses. Read More→
Moms You Didn’t Know You Knew: Part II
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A few months ago (in February, to be exact), I posted a letter from Noah’s wife in which she shared some valuable truths with us. Today we have another opportunity to converse with a mom from ages past and 
to discover what we can learn from her.
Dear Daughter of the King,
You’re probably more familiar with my sister Rachel than you are with me, but I felt compelled to write to you in an attempt to connect with you across the millennia. Even though we are separated by time and culture and nationality and tradition, somewhere in my heart I know we have commonality. Read More→
New Career Search? Package Yourself as a “Skills Merchant”
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The job market is tough and if you’ve been unemployed for a while or looking to get into a whole new career area, it may be necessary to trade in the chronological resume for one that focuses on all of your 
awesome skills and experiences rather than previous job titles. A good example: when I worked in staffing, a farmer who was in his mid-40’s (I’m guessing) came in asking me if there was any hope for him getting into the business world after a life of farming. After asking several questions, we created a list of skills he was more than able to transfer to the business world: sales, marketing (of produce and cattle), computer (Excel, Word, Inventory software), bookkeeping, negotiations, time management and organizational, etc. We produced a very effective resume that showed he had excellent business skills and would do very well, particularly in an agricultural or industrial environment. Read More→
Daily Encouragement
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“Honor your father and your mother, so that you may live long in the land the LORD your God is giving you.”
Exodus 20:12 (NIV)
Work At Home Jobs
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SEO Article Writer
SEO Articles- Healthy Eating
Sales Letter- Fitness
Ghostwriter- Life Coaching Book
Blogger- Aging Services
Administrative Assistant Jobs
Project Manager- Web Design Company
Website Maintenance
Administrative Assistant- Marketing Company
Virtual Assistant
Project Manager- Telephone/Computer/Marketing
Sales & Marketing Jobs
SEO Content Articles- Moving Companies
SEO Expert
eBook Marketing
SEO Analyst
How Do I Know If My Child Overweight?
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Something we as parents don’t like to face is the possibility that our child is overweight. Maybe we struggled with being overweight as a child and we just don’t think it’s that big of a deal.
Maybe your child isn’t classified as obese, but you want to find out if being a little overweight is causing them to be teased at school. You may have also noticed that they’re starting to exhibit a few health issues that could be related. You should bring all your concerns to your pediatrician, but I have a few tips to help you out. Read More→
5 Things You Must Do to Have More Time
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One of the most common goals my clients tell me about is that they want more time.
If you can relate, I have good news for you – if you put just one of these tips into practice, you will save hours every week:
1. Learn to Say No
Saying no helps you set strong boundaries.
What do you have to say no to so that you can say yes to your goals this year? Read More→
10 Ways to Brand Yourself for More Success
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One thing I have learned since I have been in internet marketing is that you have to “brand yourself” in order to become successful. Branding yourself means to make yourself stand out from the rest. Be the one people remember and go to when they need your products and/or services. Build your reputation as the go to person in your field. 
Branding yourself will take work, time and commitment but it is essential for your business success. Below are some things you can start doing to start the branding process.
1. Have a Motto – Choose a motto to live by personally and professionally. This will stick in people’s minds and help you focus as well. My motto is to treat others as I would want them to treat me. I try to live everyday by the Golden Rule!
2. Connect with People – Don’t just get through meetings, calls, appointments, etc. Take the time to really connect with the people you are talking to. Be open and listen intently to what others say. Make the time with you memorable and satisfactory so people will be sure to return. Read More→
Daily Encouragement
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“Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill his promises to her!”
Luke 1:45 (NIV)
