Herald Community: Corrie Wilder, 37, of Bellmore, and Yelena Mogelefsky, 31, of Merrick, became fast friends when they shared a commute on the Long Island Rail Road. Now, six years after they met, the pair no longer ride the train together, but more than ever, their lives are headed in the same direction. A simple […]
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abc15.com: It’s a trend a lot of mothers are cashing in on. They’re quitting their 9-to-5 jobs, staying home with the kids and starting their own companies. Amy Maschue’s big idea is now earning this Phoenix mom a big paycheck. Maschue’s busy life consists of being a wife, a mother of four children and running
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Fast Company: Outside the local train station, the Maplewood Civic Association maintains a bulletin board plastered with news of jazz festivals and yoga classes for this small, affluent New Jersey town. One day last winter, an unassuming new flyer appeared, nestled between ones hawking a fish tank and a drum set, titled, “Introducing the Local.”
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As a work at home parent, no one knows better than us what can happen if we don’t manage our time properly. The Denver Women’s Business Examiner recently posted her list of 10 time management mistakes that happen to ring true for all mompreneurs, whether or not you’re in Denver. Below are 5 of those
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photo credit: Matt Callow Bill Wyman: The problem of the daily press in the U.S. is exclusively this: the collapse of its business model. That model used to be, plainly put, making money–a lot of money, oceans of money–delivering advertising on newsprint into peoples’ homes. Subscribers didn’t pay for news. Advertisers did. Remember “shoppers,” the
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coshoctorntribune.com: Edie Ryan is back where she got her start. Edie Ryan’s Family Restaurant made the move this week from its 402 S. Second St. location to 585 S. Whitewoman St., a spot known for more than 50 years as Spitler’s Restaurant. “This is where I first started waitressing in Coshocton,” Ryan said. She opened
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I recently found an article that was posted a short while back by the El Paso Motherhood Examiner that offers a lot of valuable information for mompreneurs in the El Paso region. Below are some of the resources that Lisa Clark mentioned: Greater El Paso Chamber of Commerce: This organization offers opportunity for networking, staying
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examiner.com: Always inspired by clothing of the past, local designer Lynn Van Brocklin–born and raised in East County–has been altering and reconstructing vintage garments for herself for the past decade. After becoming a mom a few years ago, she turned her hobbies into a successful online business, and is now one of those lucky people
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Oregonlive.com: Let’s say you’re a stripper. Or maybe you just like to wear lavish or fantastical clothes. Filmy things. Sparkly things. Heels high enough to redefine the meaning of high heels. The thing is, you have very particular needs. A certain slinkiness, obviously. But whimsicality doesn’t hurt, either. As it turns out, there are plenty
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examiner.com: Clever mompreneur, Sherri-Lee Pressman, took note of just how much her kids loved getting mail. In fact, she says her kids would often ask, “Is there any mail for me?” “I literally came up with the idea standing at the mail box with my then three year old son asking if there was any
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