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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You’ve seen the images of digital nomads everywhere on social media. You know the ones. They’re sitting on a beach or by a pool with their laptop, claiming they’re living the ultimate and enviable lifestyle. Work and travel are effortlessly combined, there’s no drab office cubicle (or politics) and no ties to anything or anyone. […]
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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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Podcasts have been on the rise since 2004, with the number of listeners more than doubling in the past couple of years. But perhaps even more interesting is that nearly half of podcast listeners have an annual household income of $75k or higher. The reason? It could be because podcasts can be highly educational, especially […]
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When I think about making arts & crafts and selling them, I think back to my childhood days of painting pet rocks, creating pinecone ornaments, and making perfume with the Barbie Perfume Maker and trying to sell them to my neighbors — true story! While I’m not super creative, if you look around on handmade […]
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When I first began my stay-at-home adventure, I was so excited to be home with my kids and spend some extra time with them that I didn’t think much about the transition. About a year into staying home, I was beginning to feel an “itch” to do something more. Don’t get me wrong, I love […]
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Have you ever had an experience with an influencer or blogger go sideways? Unfortunately, there are many ways this can happen. A sponsored post wasn’t written and published as promised. They over promised and under delivered. They produced sloppy work that reflects poorly on your brand. Have any of these things ever happened to you? […]
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Just the other day a reader asked me if I had heard of the Amazon job scam that was being promoted by phone. Having an unpublished phone number, I rarely receive any unsolicited phone calls, so I wasn’t aware of it. So, I decided to do some research and see what I could dig up […]
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Sponsored by Wix “Design is the silent ambassador of your brand.” – Paul Rand It’s hard to oversell the importance of a well-designed and user-friendly website. Chances are that you have entered a website that was lacking any semblance of design, and it immediately turned you off from learning more about the site and what […]
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