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Busy Working Mother Time Savers - Around the House
Working Mothers
November 9
These time savers can help busy mothers cut corners and stay organized around the house.
Wake Up and Do the Laundry
The Real Deal: Success for Women in Business
November 9
Where would you most likely be at 5.30 AM? Hopefully sleeping. Not United States scientist Carol Greider. She’s an early riser. So when the Nobel committee called her at 5.30 AM to tell her she won the Nobel Medicine Prize, she was in the middle of doing laundry. That’s what she told Swedish public radio when they interviewed her. She ...
Great New Book on Email Marketing for Small Business. A Must Read.
Susan Says -- Secrets of Small Business Success
October 13
Email marketing is an effective and affordable marketing strategy for small businesses. Now, a new book offers practical advice, tips and best practices to help you design a campaign for your small business.
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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
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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
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10/18/09 at 8:34 AM
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!
Mothers in Business: Growing a Business Sometimes Follows Your Children's Path
I love operating my business from home and being accessible for my kids. However, I did find it challenging working with an infant. He didn?t sleep much, as most newborns do. I eventually hired a part-time nanny and it made a world of difference.
By: Tonya Thomas
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10/15/09 at 3:47 PM
Mothers in Business: Growing a Business Sometimes Follows Your Children's Path
I own a small commercial mortgage brokerage comapany and do SBA loans every day.
People dont deserve to get a loan just because they want one. It is this kind of mentality that pushed our politicain to create all the housing programs that allowed people that couldnt save 5% for a down payment, a house and that eventiually defaulted on their loans.
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By: Jeff Rauth
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10/1/09 at 8:58 PM
People dont deserve to get a loan just because they want one. It is this kind of mentality that pushed our politicain to create all the housing programs that allowed people that couldnt save 5% for a down payment, a house and that eventiually defaulted on their loans.
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Chances of Getting an SBA 7(a) Loan for Your Small Biz: Slim to None
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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.