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Working Mothers Prefer Part-Time Hours Over Full-Time Work
Working Mothers
November 17
Most working mothers wish they were working part time rather than full time. The reason is obvious: the time it takes to handle everything else in our lives (children, houses, chores). Here, a few tips to help you save time even if you lead a hectic life.
maura schreier-fleming_80
Are You Worth It?
The Real Deal: Success for Women in Business
November 16
Are you worth it? I don’t mean L'Oreal Preference hair dye worth it. There are plenty of women who spend the big bucks on hair, nails, massages, clothes and shoes. If you ask them why they spend so much money on themselves when they could certainly spend a whole lot less, they would say, "Because I’m worth it." Yet why ...
susan wilson solovic_80
Small Biz Owners -- Increase Your Success by Enhancing Your Listening Skills!
Susan Says -- Secrets of Small Business Success
November 12
Listening is one of the greatest skills anyone can have in business. Yet too many of us have lost our ability to actively listen. Increase your small business success by embracing the art of listening.

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By: Jellygreen on 11/21/09 at 6:44 AM
Working Mothers Prefer Part-Time Hours Over Full-Time Work
Hi,

Great blog, Maura! I wish I could get an RSS feed with specifically your posts. Allbusiness has so many RSS posts, that I can never find yours.

Thanks ...
By: Janet Six on 11/17/09 at 4:34 PM
Are You Worth It?
David,
Keep up the good work! I'm afraid Congress is approaching this issue as a shell game. They're just moving money around and NOT solving the key problem. Getting people healthy is just one part. I would like to see insurance offered across state lines to increase competition and larger risk pools for small business. Glad to hear you're working on this area.
By: Maura Schreier-Fleming on 11/4/09 at 2:51 PM
Want Better Health Care? Look at Women's Businesses
Your post is directly on topic as input to a widely useful systemic leverage opportunity. I?m very glad to see the healthcare thinking in women-led businesses. You?ve outlined ideas that connect with work by thought leaders with whom I?ve been teaming on a healthcare project aimed at self-insured employers (private and public) and transfer payment agencies. Thank you!
By: David Morf on 10/27/09 at 4:08 PM
Want Better Health Care? Look at Women's Businesses
Hi Tonya,
I agree completely! It's great to be at home, and it's wonderful that you found a solution for not having quite as much time as you needed. I think one of the hardest parts about being a work at home mom is that we sometimes feel we shouldn't have to ask for help (after all, our idea is we want to work from home AND be with our children). A lot of working at home moms feel guilt about getting help if they need it - but it can make the world of difference sometimes! Glad to hear that it is working out for you.

Thanks for visiting!
By: Kathy Murdock on 10/18/09 at 8:34 AM
Mothers in Business: Growing a Business Sometimes Follows Your Children's Path

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