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How Can You Join these Successful Online Businesswomen?

Nanette — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 04:00:55 +0000

Working from home is the dream of many working moms or moms who are faced with the need to go back to work and leave their little ones behind. If you’ve wondered what it takes to be a Full Time WAHM (work at home mom), this post includes a resource to help you in that very direction.

Running an online business from your home takes careful planning, discipline and energy. When you work outside the home, it’s easy to separate work and family life. But when you bring the two together, chaos can erupt and there can be a big learning curve to getting it right. But it can be done.

You can beat that learning curve!

One way to do it is to learn from other moms who have been there and have successfully done it. Learn from example! Luckily Just Add Sweat’s “Full Time WAHM Success Blueprint” brings you the success stories of 22 moms all earning a full time income from home.

You’ll learn exactly how they make money, the top 3 techniques they use to grow their business, their biggest mistakes (so you can avoid them!) and what finally brought them to a full time income.

Learn about these 22 amazing ladies and get your copy at: FullTime WAHM

Not only will their stories inspire you, but they’ll give you the practical advice you need to become a Full Time WAHM yourself.

Would your child love a letter from Santa?

Nanette — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 04:00:54 +0000

With the way the economy is so many moms I know are looking for a way to make extra money. But they also don’t want to overcommit themselves to some sort of full-time position or even a business that will force them to work 80 hours a week.

I think one of the coolest businesses I’ve seen that can really give a mom a jump start to making some extra money is starting a Santa Letter Business and now is the perfect time to get started.

It’s basically an online business that, for a fee, allows people to order Letters From Santa for their kids. The business owner creates the letter based on a questionnaire, throws in some special extras and mails the letter to the child.

Even though it’s a business that is focused on Christmas, it’s also a business that can be expanded to other times of the year and childhood milestones, like Birthdays, losing teeth, new baby, etc.

The gals at Just Add Sweat just released a complete ‘how-to’ guide to starting a Santa Letter Business and for the $20 that they charge for it, it’s a neat way to dip your toe in the swimming pool of online business. They offer a guarantee so it’s a pretty good deal.

Just think, how many kids would love a personalized letter from Santa. Here take a peek at the how-to guide to starting a Santa Letter Business