Saturday, September 4, 2010

title pic How Work at Home Moms Can Make Room for “Me Time”

Posted by Debbie Dragon on August 7, 2010

For almost 8 years now, I’ve been a work at home mom.  I don’t think anyone can appreciate the challenges that come from working and living under the same roof 24 hours a day until they’ve tried it.  Being a mom while also running a business from home adds to those challenges, and it can [...]

title pic ON SALE NOW: Jump Starter Guide – Starting a Work-at-Home Mom Writing Business

Posted by Tisha Tolar on June 7, 2010

The writers of Empowering Mom Blog also have multiple other ventures we are a part of in addition to our freelance writing work and blogging for momtrpreneurs. One of these ventures is the Make Money From Writing Mentoring ecourse we offer. The Make Money From Writing program is a weekly eclass that provides all you [...]

title pic Surviving ‘I Made No Money’ Guilt

Posted by Tisha Tolar on May 26, 2010

We’ve covered mom guilt and I-should-be-working guilt. There is another guilt left that can be a problem depending on your specific financial situation. This kind of guilt occurs when you have worked hard all week only to find out you didn’t make any money. Most start up businesses can take anywhere from 6-12 months to [...]

title pic Mom Guilt: It’s a Heartbreaker

Posted by Tisha Tolar on May 10, 2010

As moms, there probably is nothing more draining, sad, and unavoidable than ‘Mom Guilt’. Mom guilt can come on strong and without warning, making your judgements seem askew. Regardless if your children are young or old, the thought that they need you and you are not there is a killer.
I can tell you now – [...]

title pic Can You Handle It?

Posted by Tisha Tolar on May 6, 2010

Being an entrepreneur that chases their dream and makes concrete their vision is like nothing else in this world – if you have right mentality. Entrepreneurship takes a certain kind of person. You have to be willing to be flexible, confident, aggressive, social, hard-working, able to handle rejection, revel in the thrill of victory, and… [...]

title pic Yes, It’s a Real Job

Posted by Tisha Tolar on May 4, 2010

For some people, it is hard to believe you have a real job that earns a real income. You wake up in the morning, turn on the coffee, and start to work in your pj’s. Sure you can be comfortable at least some of the time while working from home but sometimes getting others to [...]

title pic Financial Survival Ideas for Work at Home Moms

Posted by Debbie Dragon on March 13, 2010

The current economic climate is making it increasingly difficult to support a young family. However, there are a number of ways for Moms to gain that vital, extra income, by working from home, and still taking care of the family. Here are just a few ideas to help increase the bank balance. They won’t make you a millionaire, but they are great methods to earn some much needed extra cash.

title pic What I’ve Learned During 7 Years Working From Home

Posted by Debbie Dragon on November 23, 2009

This week, my oldest son turns 7. During those 7 years, I’ve worked out of my home as a freelance writer and content marketer. Like most people, I started on the quest to work from home when I was pregnant with my first child because I really didn’t want to put him in daycare but financially – we needed my income. It wasn’t always easy and we made some sacrifices to make it happen, but I fully believe it was the best choice for our family.

title pic Mentoring Program: A Call For Ideas…

Posted by Tisha Tolar on January 21, 2008

Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! Today is a reminder for me to keep my dreams alive. I hope the same is true for you. If not, make that change and not only follow your dreams, make a resolution to capture them and make them happen. Then dream some more….

In an on-going effort to help [...]

title pic From the office of Debbie Dragon:

Posted by Debbie Dragon on November 16, 2007

I used to hate it when someone would ask me “What do you do for a living?” because I never knew quite how to answer the question. Do I say I’m a stay-at-home mom of two boys? Do I say I’m a writer? Both are correct, but telling people you are a [...]