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  • The Top 10 Manners Everyone Should Use  By : Corrie Petersen
    How many times have you gone into a public place and have had someone not use their manners with you or someone else? It happens all the time and it's possible the reason is because we were never taught what manners are and how we should use them all the time.
  • Work Life Balance: Help for Busy Moms  By : Aurelia M. Williams
    Here are some work life balance tips for busy moms
  • Here's How To Achieve Your Personal Goals  By : Aurelia M. Williams
    Setting and reaching personal goals is very imporatant. Gather some tips here on how to achieve your personal goals.
  • How A Life Coach Can Help WAHMs Succeed!  By : Aurelia M. Williams
    There are many ways that a Coach can help work at home moms succeed
  • Facing Your Fears!  By : Kathryn Bonner
    Fears are something that can scare you aware from doing something you’ve always dreamed of doing. You can set out to achieve a goal and then something may happen and your dream can go down the drain within minutes.
  • Are Your Passions Gathering Dust?  By : Kathryn Bonner
    A passion is something you feel very strongly about and it’s something you may feel the need to share with others. This can be a business or something else you feel the need to share. For example, you can share your faith with others or you can share your love of music. No matter what it is, you don’t want to let that passion gather dust.
  • 3 Easy Tips to Help You Manage Your To-Do List  By : Rhonda White
    Stop wasting hours away and learn how to manage your to-do list. Here's 3 easy tips to help you triple your productivity.
  • How to Squeeze More Learning Time Into Your Day When You're a Work at Home Mom  By : Michelle Shaeffer
    We know it's important to keep learning and growing, but how in the world are we supposed to fit time for that into an already too busy day as work at home moms?
  • The Work at Home Mom Blues and How to Get Over Them for Good  By : Denise Willms
    The work at home mom blues. Do you ever get those? I do, and I know I'm not the only one. When you think of everything that work at home moms have to juggle, I think it's pretty understandable if we feel down about it once in a while. But, I know for myself, being blue for a day or two can cause an even bigger problem.
  • Mom, Do You Feel Trapped?  By : Denise Willms
    Many moms at home with their children have admitted to me that, occasionally, they feel trapped. There are seasons of motherhood. But while you're waiting for the season to change, here are some things you can do in the meantime to pursue your own dreams as best you can.
  • Making the best of this New Year  By : Jennifer May
    As with every New Year that comes our way we must be thankful for what we have, what we have been through and what we have learned in the past year. No matter if you feel it was not the best year (and let's be honest it probably was not for many) remember it is all there for a reason...
  • Top 5 keys to ensuring your New Year's resolutions are acheived in 2010  By : Jennifer May
    We will share the Top 5 Keys to ensuring your New Year's Resolutions are acheived. We provide knowledge and motivatin in this article to digging deeper than just writing down your goals and dreams but what it actually takes to make them a reality.
  • 4 Pointers To Reach Short-Term Work Goals  By : S McIntyre
    Setting short-term work goals is important to each of us whether you're an adult or a child. Without setting attainable goals it's hard to be motivated each and every day. It's natural for people to want to feel a sense of accomplishment. It makes us feel good and it makes us feel like we've contributed
  • Wahm? How Is Your Sense Of Worth Holding Up?  By : Kari Day
    As work at home moms, we have many different things pulling at us for our attention. Sometimes we feel like we can’t do any of it well. We attempt to throw ourselves into one area only to drop the ball in another area. Where are our priorities? How do we change our way of thinking when we feel like a failure at everything? How do we measure our success, and our self worth when if feels like we can’t complete even one task in the way we envisioned? What do we have at the end of a day to show for all our hard work?
  • Six Simple Tips To An Organized Work At Home Office  By : Tammy Embrich
    Are you often scrambling to find an important printed document? Or are you having trouble finding a simple item such as a stapler? Is your desk so piled up that you can barely see the top of it? More importantly, maybe your child's homework is buried under the shuffle of papers that seem to be growing in front of you?

    If you answered even one of these questions with a "yes" then your office needs some tender loving care organization.
  • How to Achieve a Well-Balanced Life  By : Linda Hampton
    We live in a very fast-paced world. As such, it’s easy to be stressed out. However, oftentimes, stress is a result of not being able to correctly balance everything that’s on our plate. Following is a quick rundown of things that you can do to ensure that you live a well-balanced life.
  • How to Deal with Stressful Changes in Life  By : Linda Hampton
    Stress is something that we all go through. Some deal with it better than others. This article will show you how to deal with stress.
  • 5 Strategies that Will Help You Be Blessed in the Midst of a Crisis  By : Dana Susan Beasley
    What is the best way to handle a crisis and stress? Here are some helpful ideas that will help you transform your stress into blessings!
  • 5 Enterprising Entrepreneurial Success Tips To Help You Grow Big  By : Barb Girson
    To build your enterprise big it requires a healthy dose of consistent actions; the right actions. If you are an entrepreneur or embarking on a new home-based business or direct selling venture, here are 5 success tips to help you quickly establish yourself and gain visibility. These sales tips are geared around keeping your income rising, your marketing costs low and your mind set positive.

    To build your enterprise big, read on...
  • When You Are Confused, Do Nothing  By : Chandra Alexander
    What is confusion, really? What do you do when you are confused? How to turn being confused into a journey of self-exploration that stills the mind and opens the heart.
  • How to Really Learn from Your Mistakes  By : Chandra Alexander
    We all make mistakes; that is the process of living of life. But how many times do you need to make the same mistake? Time is moving along, so it is best to figure out how not to make the same mistake twice.
  • Discover The Entrepreneur in YOU - From Obstacle To Opportunity  By : Barb Girson
    Today, I am glad and gratified to report that my ability to bring in business, pay my bills (without using savings) and work (happily) every single day is empowering. This lovely professional place in my life was born out of examining and extracting a gift I have had all along; my inner entrepreneur. The road to this invaluable and universal resource involved the use of what I call the three C's.

    Read on to learn my three Cs' to discover your inner entrepreneur. They hopefully will help you start or sustain your home-based business.
  • You Can Do It!  By : Carrie Wilkerson
    You have decided that you want to stay home with your children. I love that idea!! But now you also want to work for home. That is another great idea!!
  • Why Having a Quiet Mind Brings Peace  By : Chandra Alexander
    Are you plagued with a mind that never rests? If you have trouble sleeping at night, difficulty finishing what you've started, and trouble making decisions, learn why having a quiet mind brings peace and clarity and is the foundation for a life that works.
  • 3 Big Business Tips That Mom Taught Me  By : Barb Girson
    My mom is getting up there in age (92) yet she refuses to admit it. Maybe because her attitude is so young...or maybe she just does not believe it. She raised to two sets of children spanning an 18 year gap between my older brother and youngest brother.
  • 3 Business Coaching Tips I Taught My Daughter  By : Barb Girson
    Robyn, my oldest daughter is in grad school in New York. I recently hired her to edit my newsletters and some of my web copy. We have been working really well together. It was great to have her home for spring break recently. It was especially fun to have her take an interest and help with my new home-based business. I never get enough of my girls.

    I could not help but notice that Robyn is dealing with some struggles that I actually felt at her age, especially after visiting home once I had moved away. There is an overwhelming feeling that there is so much to do yet so little time. It was true then and it is true now, that it always comes down to setting our priorities and making our choices. I trust she will work it out.

    Read on to learn more about the 3 coaching tips we talked about during our conversation...setting priorities, speaking up and reaching out.
  • Negative Thoughts  By : Cindy Ashworth
    Success is desired by so many people, yet, only a handful can make the claim that they are truly successful.
  • 5 key Elements Every Motivational or Inspirational Speaker Must Do  By : Judy Stevens
    Not only does the corporate world offer it's traditions of inspiring employees to become more focused through inspirational and motivational speaking engagements, many keynote speakers are finding that they are also useful in inspiring our youth within our churches, parents, and schools. Speaking engagements are usually designed to encourage, motivate, and inspire but the focus now is not only within the high-rises of wall street but with high school students of all ethnic, social, and economic backgrounds motivating them to stay in school, stay out of trouble, or even when considering a career that they wish to aspire to.
  • Do You Know How To Love Your Self?  By : Chandra Alexander
    We've all heard the saying "You can't love anyone else until you love yourself". And although many of us believe this is true, few of us have any idea how to really do it. If you really want to know what loving yourself means and how to do it, read on.
  • The Power of Persistence: Doing Whatever It Takes  By : Ken Keis
    Almost without exception, most high achievements are the result of persistence. If showing up and waiting for success is all it took, we would all be experiencing the sweet taste of victory. We know that’s not true.
  • The Gift of Encouragement  By : Ken Keis
    Encouragement means to inspire, incite, foster, or stimulate courage with hope.

    Everyone needs encouragement at one time or another, from the CEO, mother, father, child, or employee, to the professional athlete or performer.
  • The Gift of Forgiveness  By : Ken Keis
    The greatest benefit of forgiveness goes to the person giving it -- not receiving it. The definition states to "give up" means to release. The fact of the matter is that the harboring of resentment or bitterness affects our physical, emotional, and mental health -- not the offender.
  • Your Credibility Level is Important -- Only if You Want to be Successful.  By : Ken Keis
    In today’s self-absorbed and self-centered societies, somehow we have missed one of the most important characteristics required for true success: a person’s credibility level.

    But to do something about it, we need to understand this concept and the impact it is having on us and others.
  • Create Your Own Success Team  By : Monique Rider
    Look around you at the people that appear to be happy, successful, and fulfilled. How do you think they got that way? How did they make it through the ups and downs of life; the disappointments, adversity, and everyday struggles? Most successful people, whether they realize it or not, create their own success team. That is, a group of people who offer support, encouragement, mentoring, or just a strong shoulder. The concept of a success team can be used to help you along your journey of personal and professional success.
  • A Six Step Plan For Success  By : Debi Silber, MS, RD, WHC
    Ready to look, feel and live your best? Here's a six step plan for success!
  • Balance Leads To Success  By : Monique Rider
    In our fast paced environment it is easy to become out of sync, imbalanced, and pulled in different directions. Our work crosses over into our personal lives. Traveling for pleasure soon ends up being combined with business. Boundaries become skewed until soon we can’t even remember what they were in the first place. The over whelmed, over worked feeling becomes part of our life and we receive our energy from adrenaline, anxiety, and non-stop ‘doing’. For top-notch physical, emotional, and mental health balance is the key. There is no doubt about it. However, it helps to first understand why balance is so important. With this awareness watch how your life shifts effortlessly. Watch how you attract people, opportunities, and happiness. In a nutshell, balance leads to success.
  • Five Tips to Integrity  By : Monique Rider
    In today’s world we must do more with less, practice creative thinking to stay ahead of the game, and fit endless tasks into an already full schedule. It can be depressing and discouraging, making us feel out of control.
  • For a Fresh Start Follow Your Heart  By : Barb Girson
    Many times in my direct selling career, I have set goals for my home-based business then stumbled. It is all part of the learning process. By stumbling enough times, (or even falling flat - truth be told), I have learned how to trust myself enough to know that I will work my way back up. Here are three truths I learned (my version of Oprah's, "What I know for sure...") that have helped me to stay on track, get back on track or to start over when need be.
  • Winning Stage fright  By : Kim Wist
    This is an article about stage fright and how to conquer it. You will understand how and why it arises and you get the necessary tools to work your way through it.
  • Action Breeds Success  By : Sandy Sopin
    Only through action will anything ever happen for your business. Act now to create a successful business.
  • MLM Success: They Laughed…. Now It's My Turn!  By : Roger Moody
    If you have skeptics around you, understand that everyone has skeptics around them. When I first decided to work a home based business I had a ton of skeptics. I guess to some it might seem a little crazy. But I knew that I had to listen to my heart not their words so I blocked them out.
  • 2010 Success Checklist - Five Alive Tips For the New Year  By : Barb Girson
    Ready to launch a successful year? Before you do, read my motivational tips and I think you will be glad you did. After my first January when my Party Plan home-based business had a disappointing start, I have learned how to bridge the excitement of the holiday season with the launch of a successful New Year, so the momentum of the November and December is carried into a successful January and February. Over the years, I have refined these simple time-tested tips and January became a great launching pad for the success.
  • Extreme Self Care For Your Personal and Professional Life  By : Monique Rider
    Many times we are afraid to say what we need for fear of looking selfish. Deciding what we need or want, making it known, and satisfying that need is a part of self-care. Since the new-year is upon us, it is the perfect time to put some thought into this. What are the special things you need or want in your life? Think of this as a New Year's resolution.
  • Creative Visualization Step By Step - Positively Affect The World And Your Own Success  By : Leon Edward
    What creative visualization is and is not plus how when practicing creative visualization you actually can expect the best to happen.
  • New Years Resolutions  By : Laurie Neumann
    Have you ever made a New Years resolution that you didn't stick too? I think we all have. What are some of the reasons this happens and what can you do about it?
  • 6 Steps for Setting and Keeping Your Goals for 2009  By : O Quinn
    2009 is just around the corner. Do you know where your goals are?
  • The Gift of Gratitude  By : Nina Newton
    In these economically challenging times, most of us are struggling to make ends meet. We’ve become so accustomed to a world full of beautiful things that it is hard to find ourselves struggling to provide just the basic needs for our families. Now is a great time to develop an “attitude of gratitude”!
  • Do You Leave Everyone You Meet With an Impression of Increase?  By : Christina Helwig
    Leaving people with an impression of increase means that when you finish an interaction with another person, that person feels like you have contributed positively to their life. This concept is so simple and elementary yet many of us fail to do it.
  • My Week Working at a Rescue Mission  By : Rachel Paxton
    How working for a week at a rescue mission changed my perspective on life.
  • How to Succeed in the New Year  By : Corrie Petersen
    The New Year is here and it’s going to be a great one. It’s always a great feeling when the New Year starts. It’s a chance to start fresh and bring in new ideas that have been on your mind.
  • How to Gear up for the New Year Ahead  By : Corrie Petersen
    Business owners are almost always looking ahead and how they can improve business and attract more people. The New Year brings new excitement and new ways of doing business.
  • Goal Setting for the End of the Year  By : Corrie Petersen
    Can you believe how fast this year has gone? This year has gone by so fast it is unreal. Hopefully your business has been successful so far.
  • Music for Depression  By : Chad Nellis
    Whether you’ve had a bad day, lost money, lost love or felt ill, at some point we’ve all experienced the magical effect that music has to lift us out of depression instantaneously. Shaka Buku is a band out of San Diego California, which has been reported to have made huge inroads to alleviating depression for thousands of devoted listeners.
  • Stop Stress Before it Stops You  By : Judy H. Wright
    Where is your stress coming from? Is the daily pressure mounting inside or outside of you? Do you feel stressed on a daily basis or just occasionally? Are you subconsciously adding to your feelings of frustration? Perhaps you are sabotaging your self by not being honest about what you need.
  • Respect versus Ridicule-Giving Feedback  By : Judy H. Wright
    Your intention is to motivate a child or employee to do better. You are clear in your mind what you want to achieve and the behavior that you want changed. You expect to be listened to and obeyed! You are right and they are wrong. Someday, they will be grateful that you cared enough to show them what they were doing incorrectly.
  • Presents or Presence? Which Gift is the Most Priceless?  By : Judy H. Wright
    Do you remember the old nursery rhymes from Mother Goose? Does your cupboard feel bare? How about your bank account? What about your wallet? Are you dreading gift gifting time because you used to give such wonderful gifts and you are afraid others will expect it of you this year?
  • Money Will Buy a Dog, But Won't Buy The Wag of His Tail  By : Judy H. Wright
    'Tis the season to be jolly, but 'tis also the time of year when many people are faced with financial crises and find themselves flat broke. The Holidays are jam packed with food, family, friends, and frustrations. We may want a pet for our children, but what they need is to learn the lessons a pet can teach.
  • Manners, Etiquette & Politeness Quiz with Auntie Artichoke  By : Judy H. Wright
    People with good manners have the ability to make others feel comfortable. How you behave in social situations will have a big reflection on how those who work or interact with you will perceive you and judge your character in other areas of your life.
  • Discovering Color in Our Food and Life  By : Judy H. Wright
    Those who come from a sense of lack are concerned with having enough to eat. They desire quantity and want to be full, because they are not sure where the next meal is coming from. They are afraid of hunger and tend to choose white starches and carbohydrates because they are cheap and filling.
  • Broke or Poor? One is Temporary and One is Forever  By : Judy H. Wright
    Flat Broke. Wow, that is not a good place to be Right now, it seems to be a popular place inhabited by lots of nice people who didn’t ask or deserve to be there. But it is a place, and you can move from one place to another place. Broke means having no money to spend (right now), totally bankrupt and insolvent (right now). To be broke is to me the opposite of resilient, or flexible. Broken can be mended and frequently is better and stronger than before.
  • Are You Stuffed Like a Turkey?  By : Judy H. Wright
    In America, Thanksgiving traditionally means family, friends, and especially food. We cook and eat as if there was a scarcity of turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, stuffing and creamy vegetables. We dive into pumpkin pie as if there was a national law that says it can only be served and eaten one day a year.
  • Success: It Is All In The Mind  By : Nancy Kraska
    "The Power of Positive Thinking" changed my life when I read it in college. I truly believe that if you surround yourself with negativity, then you will not succeed. Keeping positive thoughts and realistic goals in your mind, will help you achieve the success you are searching for.
  • Making Time for You  By : Amy Royce
    Women need to take time for themselves. This may be hard to do when you have a family. These tips will help you make time.
  • Six Tips for Work At Home Moms  By : Tamara Hancock
    People often ask how I raise 5 children and work full time. These six tips are a compilation of the reasons why I think what I do works.
  • In Search of Self Worth  By : Ruth Willms
    Built within each of us is a deep need for self worth. We desire to be loved and accepted. Often that need governs our behavior and is the primary source of all our emotional pain. So explains Robert S. McGee in his astounding book The Search for Significance.

    We devour self help books looking for ways to heal our wounds. We try to fix ourselves for God when God wants us to come to Him so He can grow us into His image.
  • The Second Half of My Life  By : Judy H. Wright
    Have you ever wondered what your destiny in life was? Did you ever ponder whether the road you were on was the one leading to fulfillment and happiness? Unlike so many of my friends and family, I have always had the sure knowledge of what was expected of me.
  • Finding Gold in the Rocks - Reframe Negative Self-Imposed Traits into Positive Traits  By : Judy H. Wright
    Too often, people criticize themselves and call themselves names. Sometimes we even take on the names other people have given us throughout our lives, even if we don't deserve them. We sometimes base our life on those negative traits, whether they're true or not. This is unhealthy, and an overall negative way to live your life.
  • Next Time and Up Until Now - Mistake or Learning Experience?  By : Judy H. Wright
    If you've made a mistake recently and you feel like beating yourself up about it, take a moment to think. Will this mistake affect your happiness for the rest of your life? Probably not. Say to yourself, "next time!" and think about how you'll handle a similar situation if it ever happens again. You've learned from your mistake now, instead of letting it get you down into a negative mindset.
  • Give the Gift of Courage and Encouragement  By : Judy H. Wright
    Encouraging words are extremely powerful. When you encourage somebody, you are giving them a gift of courage. It compels them to move forward, to achieve more in life than just the bare minimum. Knowing that somebody wants you to succeed, and tells you so, can give you the courage and the confidence to truly do so.
  • Smile! Relieve Stress, Achieve Happiness, and Relax Just by Smiling  By : Judy H. Wright
    Did you know that just by smiling, you can actually make yourself feel happy? It sounds silly, and it may not be easy the first time, but it's true, it really works. Sometimes a positive attitude in negative situations can turn things around, and improve the situation. Just like a positive attitude, a simple smile can calm you when you're stressed, or improve your mood when feeling down.
  • Do Your Beliefs Control Your Actions?  By : Judy H. Wright
    Everybody has beliefs. No matter who you are or where you're from, you hold beliefs about life. They may not be religious or spiritual beliefs, but rather beliefs about life and what it holds. Beliefs about how you should live. The problem is, it's easy to let your beliefs control you, instead of you controlling your beliefs.
  • Beat the Summertime Blues  By : Arlene Pellicane
    3 Easy Ways a New Mom Can Get Over the Blahs
  • Overcome Negative Self Talk with Encouragement  By : Judy H. Wright
    How do you typically define yourself? Do you tell yourself as well as others that you are disorganized, financially challenged or simply not good enough?
  • Deflect Criticism - Enhance Relationships  By : Judy H. Wright
    Here are some methods I have found to be effective in deflecting criticism, while enhancing relationships.
  • Criticism, Control and Cutting Remarks  By : Judy H. Wright
    "You have such a pretty face; it’s too bad you are overweight." "How could you be so dumb?" "You did that wrong again." "What is the matter with you? Aren’t you listening?" "You are just like your dad and he was a loser too."
  • Complain, Criticize or Change - Don’t be part of the problem, be the solution  By : Judy H. Wright
    "So you watch yourself about complaining, Sister. What you're supposed to do when you don't like a thing is to change it. If you can't change it, change the way you think about it. Don't complain." Maya Angelou
  • Adversity, Hard Times and Trouble; Why Not You?  By : Judy H. Wright
    Some years ago, our family was going through a tough time. We had suffered lots of financial, medical and emotional stress. It became so overwhelming that we approached an older man from our church for counsel.
  • Where Am I Going and What Am I To Do?  By : LeAnn Romine
    Have you came to a point in your life where things began to shift directions, and you've felt unsure as to what your purpose is in life? Rest assured that God is in control and He has DOES have wonderful plans for your life! I've recently experienced this in my own life. I've been a stay at home mom for 18 years, and have raised four children, ranging from 18 years to 8 years. For years I have poured myself into my children, and although that has not changed, God has began to open up some new doors of opportunity. God has a very important call on your life and each and every step is important. I hope that this article will bless you, and that you'll see that God really does have a special purpose for you. destiny
  • Declutter and Organize Your Home Office For Success  By : Tammy Embrich
    Is your work at home office space organized? Is your desk neat and tidy? Can you find specific business documents on your computer with ease?

    Or...Are you completely disctracted by the mess in front of you as you work? Are you overwhelemd with that home desk clutter?!
  • Moms, Dreams Can Become Real  By : Nicole Calhoun
    And if you’re like me, you have asked yourself: Why? Why does that happen? Why do we find it so easy to stick to the status quo, all the while, hating that we’re doing it? Why do we let life’s disappointments stomp us down so far that our fairy tale-like dreams never get any further than our heads?
  • If You Can See It, You Can Achieve It  By : Nicole Calhoun
    There’s no reason you can’t have the very desires of your hearts! And I’m telling you the surefire way to get the wheels rolling in the right direction is to visualize yourself doing the very things you’ve always dreamed of doing!
  • Character; Foundation of Self-Confidence  By : Judy H. Wright
    Success in building character is to build self confidence.
  • Sequencing - If I Knew Then What I Know Now  By : Judy H. Wright
    Sequencing is the one word that sums up what I know to be true. It took me some time to really "get it." It being that you can have, be and accomplish anything you want in life, but not all at one time. Living in anticipation of this season to be over so that you can find happiness in the next is a fallacy and prime breeding ground for resentment and stomachaches.
  • Your Work At Home Office, What Inspires You?  By : Tammy Embrich
    Look around you...what do you see around your work at home office? What is around your desk? Is there a window in your office? Is your office tidy and organized? What inspires you?

    The following are some inspirational ideas you may or may not have thought of...
  • Helping Others-Natural Compassion  By : Judy H. Wright
    Sometimes, helping others is as natural as breathing. It comes natural for many people. They radiate nurture and acceptance to those they come in contact with during their daily journey.
  • You Have The Choice - Choose To Be Happy  By : Donna Chaffins
    We are such powerful beings! We have the ability to choose to be happy. This article is a personal account of a wahm (work at home mom) who has chosen happiness. And how she hopes it will inspire and motivate you to choose to be happy!
  • 9 Tips for Keeping a Positive Outlook  By : Mardie Caldwell, C.O.A.P.
    One of the most influential things in our life is our attitude. A negative attitude can make life seem dull, monotonous, and just plain boring. People with negative attitudes typically never have anything nice to say. All of that negative energy can make everything that they touch seem like a waste. Does this sound like anyone you know?
  • Can We Achieve a Balance Between Work, Home and Family  By : Jan Hayner
    If you are a work at home mom, you don't have to worry about bringing your work along home from the office, it is already there! The problem is keeping it seperate from what is on the outside of you office door.
  • The Ugly Side of Being "Green"  By : Denise Willms
    Each Earth Day my Inbox is filled with messages from people who want to help me build a greener business. Usually, I'm one of those advocating greenness, but this year I’m taking a different tack.
  • Success Can Also Be Spelled A-C-T-I-O-N  By : Nicole Calhoun
    Do you desire success? Would you like to live your dreams and change your life? Then you must take action.
  • The ABC's of Goal Setting for Moms  By : Kathy Kline Danner
    I once heard that G.O.A.L. stands for Go Out And Live. This is especially exciting for a woman who has recently decided to stay at home with kids full time, is buried in laundry, spends hours clipping coupons, and is constantly cleaning and wiping a myriad of bodily fluids off of little people all day. Just because you may have committed the bulk of your days to your children, does not mean that your personal hopes and dreams are over or even on indefinite hold.

    I’ve extended these tips to be the ABCDE’s of Goal Setting. They can be applied to your dream of leaving full time employment and staying home, quitting smoking, losing weight, running a marathon, or to any of your personal ambitions.
  • Quick, Simple Ways to Recharge  By : Michelle Shaeffer
    With juggling kids, homeschooling, home, business, everything that we as Mothers have in our hands, it can really get tough sometimes.
  • Tackling Procrastination: Six Ways to Overcome It  By : Michelle Shaeffer
    Do you find yourself procrastinating? Putting off tasks that truly need done? Here are some of the main reasons for procrastination and ways to overcome them.
  • Love the Life You Have  By : Marcia Chumbley
    Love the life you have. In later life, you may begin to realize that you’re not one hundred percent happy with yourself. You may begin to consider self-improvement. You’ll be glad to know that improving yourself is easy to do, and can be done by making a series of small changes over time. Making these simple changes in your outlook and lifestyle can lead to dramatic results. Consider these self improvement tips for a true lifestyle makeover!
  • Making and Taking Time to Make a Difference  By : Marcia Chumbley
    Would you like to make the world a better place to live in? Are you trying to see what you can do to make the world a better place? As time passes, are you worried about the planet? Are you interested in recycling or green living? Or maybe you would rather spend your time volunteering for something that you enjoy doing?
  • New Years Resolutions OR Stating Your Intentions  By : LPHinz
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