Sponsored by cabi Back in January, I had the pleasure of attending my seventh cabi Scoop. At the event, I not only got to experience the Scoop as a cabi Stylist would, but I also got to talk to many fabulous and inspiring women who are part of the cabi family. I have to say, […]
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Sponsored by Kaeser & Blair This month I’m looking into the promotional product company, Kaeser & Blair. If you’re not familiar with Kaeser & Blair, they have been selling promotional products to business owners, schools, and groups since 1894. To sell these products, they use the direct sales model, where Distributors earn 50-60% commission on […]
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Today, we’re answering a work-at-home question from a reader: Dear Work at Home Woman, I came across your site when searching for mommy-friendly jobs and just love your content. I am a new mommy to a 2-month-old, and I’m having a hard time prepping to go back to my 9-5 job with an hour and a […]
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I’ve been blogging for ten years now, and over the years I’ve purchased a LOT of blogging courses. Some of them have been good, others were less than stellar, but only a few have been great! In fact, there are so many blogging courses on the market that it’s almost impossible to know which ones […]
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Every week I receive tons of emails from women who are looking for legitimate jobs they can do from home. When I ask them about their passions, skills, and prior experience, a large percentage of these women mention their Christian faith. Because faith and religion play such an essential role in the lives of so many, […]
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After I graduated from college, with my cultural anthropology degree, I considered enrolling in the Peace Corps or teaching ESL (English as a Second Langauge) classes in Vietnam. But, before I decided on a path, I took two months off to backpack around Europe. When I returned home from my travels, I decided to go […]
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One of my favorite ways to monetize my blog is through affiliate marketing. In fact, it was the first method I utilized when I launched this site back in 2009. The great thing about affiliate marketing is you can start it at any time (you don’t need to have a ton of traffic) and over […]
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When my daughter started kindergarten, I thought that I’d have so much more time for myself and my business. But what I quickly found out is, that between pick up and drop off, Girl Scouts, PTO, volunteering, regular exercise class, additional work hours, and homework, is that I somehow have less free time, than I […]
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When I went off to college, my parents agreed to cover my tuition. But if I wanted to live out on my own, I had to cover my rent, food, books, and bills. My parents, of course, gave me the option to live at home rent-free, but what college student wants to live at home […]
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When I decided to sign up for nursing school, I knew that I wanted to work in a clinical environment. But after working a grueling year in a pediatric unit at a hospital, I started to look for other opportunities. As I began my search for something non-clinical, I was amazed at the host of […]
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