There is a great Blog Carnival running currently, the Carnival of Home Business. The first edition was a huge success, with a plethora of posts about home based business creation, business advice, and business ideas.
What is a Blog Carnival, you may ask? Basically, the “host blog” gathers submitted links to blog entries on a specific topic, [...]

Well, I am feeling the pressure this week. Ultimately, I don’t really want to be just blogging for a living here – I have so much more I want to do with this business, and that of eSelfHelp. But at this point, it is a fairly critical component to the path to success. At the [...]

Holy Cow! I just got a call from Les Brown!!! As in, motivational speaker, best selling author, and radio and tv celebrity Les Brown!
I’m still spinning… it was a short and sweet call. He is out to dinner tonight with my dear friend and coach, Alan Brown (no relation), who owns and runs the Anthony [...]

If that’s not a headline that will grab your attention, I don’t know what will…
I am putting out an invitation for work at home moms (or dads, for that matter) who have been successful in their chosen fields to contact me. I am developing a series of interviews and podcasts to highlight exactly [...]

Well, for those of you who have been reading about my decision to use Joomla! to rebuild eSelfHelp, I just found a note on Rosalind Gardner’s blog in regards to ensuring the version you are using is up to date due to some security issues…

I have been surprised at the last two weeks of success and transition with the eMoms at Home blog. Firstly, I was delighted and happy to hear from readers I didn’t even know I had in regards to what direction the blog should take. Secondly, I have been even more happy and surprised at the [...]

As I launch eSelfHelp, and now also give serious consideration to marketing eMoms at Home, I have come to the nearly inevitable moment for every start up:: I need revenue and I have little capital to invest in marketing!
It’s particularly challenging with an online business, because when cash flow is tight, there are simply going [...]