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The 36-Hour Day
with Lylah M. Alphonse
This has nothing to do with working, and everything to do with being a parent.
The little kids and I had an excellent weekend. We went to karate class, ran errands, and picked apples. We went on a hay ride and chose pumpkins right from the...
Committed: The Ties that Bond
with Angella
I come from a family where divorce runs rampant. I have lived through the aftermath as a child of divorce and vowed at a young age that I did not want to go down that same path. I determined that I wanted to marry a man who shared my faith,...
Full Time, All the Time
with Karen and Robyn
Last week, right about the same time the first commenter was leaving her comment on my previous post , I walked into the office of my boss, and turned in my written resignation.
The truth is, he knew it was coming. I'd warned him it was...
The Working Closet
with Sarah
News Flash: the economy is in the toilet and pocketbooks are snapping shut. Following the lead of In Style's fashion director, Cynthia Weber Cleary, let's take a journey through our own closets for some fashion inspiration over the next few...
The Work It, Mom! Blog
with Nataly
Before launching Work It, Mom! I spent my entire career working mostly with men. This was especially during the last five years that I spent in venture capital, an industry that by the latest count had less than 10% of women in decision-making...
Working (On) Motherhood
with Leah
It's official: I've entered the Uncomfortable Stage of pregnancy. After breezing through the first and second trimesters with (nearly) nary a whimper, the third trimester dawned with a triumverate of complaints: my back hurts, my ribs hurt,...
Work It, Dad!
with Avi Spivack
Guess who's the disciplinarian in the family, Brad or Angelina? That's right, it's mommy. Are you surprised that it's the woman in the house? I'm not.
It seems that if you look back across the landscape of American mass culture of family...
Catch Your Breath
with Karen M & Karen R
I had a photoshoot this weekend with a professional photographer (because, you know, I'm fancy like that), and she gave me a piece of advice that resulted in awesome photographs.
The advice? Breathe.
Yeah yeah, I know. We hear that...
Moms On Issues
with Sara and Veronica
A shocking, to some, study [pdf] came out last month in the Journal of Applied Psychology concluding that men who hold sexist ideals make more money than anyone else. So what does this mean to us working girls and the good guys out there?
For...
Problem Solved!
with Problem Solved
By Angella Dykstra of Dutch Blitz and Committed: The Ties That Bond
People who have met me in the past eight years or so have a hard time believing that I was ever a "Big Girl". The cold hard truth is this: I was CHUBBY. I am surprised...
Milk and Cookies
with Linda and Kristen
So, it turns out an 8-month-baby is an ENTIRELY DIFFERENT ENTITY than, say, a newborn. In many ways they are a vast improvement on their squashed, red-faced little counterparts, but unlike a newborn, an 8-month-old does not sleep all day. Nor...
Ordering Disorder
with Chris Jordan
My garden runneth over with non-ripe vegetables. And sadly, the warm summer growing days are over. We have had frost a couple of nights now and so I was forced to pick everything.
Remember the movie Fried Green Tomatoes? I love...
Cornered Office
with Mir Kamin
When I was growing up, my dad was something of a workaholic. That's not to say that he wasn't around for stuff---he was---but he went to work early and worked all day and often went back to work again in the evenings or on the weekend. Even...
Mommy Needs a Business
with Kristen
Most of my sales from my small business is online. Until recently, ALL of my business was online but now my business is growing through wholesaling and craft shows. Wholesaling is a whole different animal. It's lots of fun. You put out all...
Single Mom at Work
with Kristin Darguzas
The economy is at the tip of the minds of nearly everyone these days: hesitancy is crisp in the autumn air, blog posts abound with tips of scrimping and saving and being frugal. I find myself avoiding headlines in the New York Times for fear...
Entrepreneur Mom
with Aliza Sherman
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Are you trying to get a blogger to blog about your product or even about you? Here are some ways to reach bloggers more effectively in order to get more virtual ink.
1. Be selective.
Don't use purchased or...