Shining the Spotlight on Mom Entrepreneurs
Workplace Compliance Solutions Eek, this guest post made me super nervous! To be perfectly honest, I hope my business never gets to this stage. At the moment I rely on Continue Reading →
Women Inequality Workplace One of the most inspirational Mompreneur interviews I ever did was with Nail Snail Mom Inventor, Julia Christie. Julia expressed her belief in women and her goal Continue Reading →
How to – Visualization Jackie Carroll is the Queen of Visualization and Manifestation. Jackie is Mum Inventor of Genie in a Headset, a virtual reality game that takes your personal vision Continue Reading →
Giveaway Day Winners Melinda Ferreira Lynn Kampf Thanks to Our Wonderful Sponsors, Dr Yael Joffe and CTG Centre Our two Lucky Winners will be attending The Missing Piece in your Puzzle And learn Continue Reading →
An Interview with Thought Leader, Dr. Yael Joffe PhD RD, Co-Author of “It’s Not Just Your Genes!” Yael is also a Single Mom Entrepreneur with 3 companies. Ever heard of Translational Continue Reading →
How to Blogging for Money Ready to learn how to start blogging for money? I sure am. It’s time. That’s why I’ve started seeking out other Mom Bloggers who are Continue Reading →
Here are the Success stories of the next 8 Mompreneurs we featured. Mompreneur Success Stories Penny Angela My word to describe Penny is Dynamic. Within just one short year Penny invented, Continue Reading →
Every time I interview a Mom Entrepreneur, I fall in love with them and their ideas. Each Mompreneur I’ve interviewed has had unique qualities that have made them successful. Mompreneur Continue Reading →
Natural Nail Polish Kids Melanie Hurley is the first Mom Inventor we’ve interviewed who is nearly a decade down the track with her invention, Piggy Paint, a Natural, Non-Toxic, Odorless, Continue Reading →
We’ve featured 3 Mom Inventors so far and each has presented us with unique, special, clever baby shower gifts. Julia Christie and her Nail Snail to trim baby’s nails safely and Continue Reading →