The Los Angeles Times: Ree Drummond likes to call herself an accidental country girl and she considers herself something of an accidental cook. But there’s nothing accidental about the success she’s built combining those two. Drummond writes the Pioneer Woman blog and gets about 13 million page views a month, enough to spin off a […]
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examiner.com: I’ve been working from my home for about nine months now, and still figuring out the ins and outs of this new situation. As it turns out, one of my neighbors has been working from home for over 12 years and has some great insight on how it works for her. Here is my
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Canada.com: Some people think it’s impossible to balance being a mom and a career woman — but Sandy Gerber is proving them wrong. The Delbrook mother of two is in the running to be the 2009 SavvyMom Mom Entrepreneur of the Year, an honour that she couldn’t be happier to have. “It’s really exciting for
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PR.com: Calgary Mompreneur Stacey Corbett started her business in 2006 when her twins were just 2 years old. After 3 years of working hard on building a business and a family, she is ready to help other moms discover the benefits of working from home. One Tiny Suitcase, a Baby Equipment Rental Company with locations
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Beaverton Valley Times: In two years, the “mompreneurs” and current finalists for Oregon Entrepreneur of the Year, have catapulted their Beaverton-based Little Busy Bodies business into a powerhouse. Their personally developed line of soothing saline “Boogie Wipes,” designed to combat pesky dried nasal mucus, are now in more than 30,000 stores. These wipes have helped
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KETV Omaha: An Omaha mom is cashing in on the interest in the H1N1 virus and working to help others keep their homes as germ-free as possible. Christine Behlen said she’s always been into sanitizing her home and has turned that obsession into a business. “I am a sanitizer freak,” she said. “I don’t touch
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Good Times: Kristen Cederquist leans in with her knife and stabs a chunk of blue cheese. It curls up and she slides it along a gluten-free cracker, then she pops open a jar of homemade fig jam, and smothers that onto her mini-appetizer. One bite and she nods. It’s the nod of someone who knows
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Rapid Growth: Armed with a new name and a new book, Sarah Kallio and Stacey Krastins think they have hit on a successful recipe for business with their unique meal creation system. Kallio and Krastins, two Grand Haven moms with engineering degrees and a love of home entertaining, are scheduled to release their second book
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mycentraljersey.com: For Valerie Mason-Robinson, motherly instincts sparked a business idea. Mason-Robinson, a stay-at-home mom, started detoxifying her house after her 4-year-old daughter was troubled with skin allergies. “I started detoxifying personal care products, shampoos, and replacing them with organic, natural products, and her symptoms improved,” she said. A chemical engineer by trade, who has done
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 photo credit: aussiegall Are you a freelancer who seems to hit a wall every avenue that you turn down? Does it seem like no matter what you do during your day something always goes wrong and you just don’t have the success that you think you should? Maybe your making one or more of
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