Welcome Ask the Coach & WAHM 2.0!

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I promised more blogs. You get more blogs. :D

This week we are launching two channels I am particularly pleased to present to you. Both of them will cover some of the things that I used to cover on my own blog, so I do believe you will want to read and/or subscribe to them, as I’ll be writing a bit less on these topics.

Let’s just skip to the intros. I’m too excited to babble on about anything else.

Ask the Coach :: 3 Business Coaches, a Wealth of Business Answers

Regular readers might remember when I used to take on coaching clients. Readers here loved both my coaching insights on my blog as well as one on one. As much as I have always loved coaching people, Sparkplugging became a full-time job. I had to start turning away clients.

Ever since then, I have felt a little hole here on this site. I have relied so heavily on both business and life coaching in my own life I felt this site was incomplete without this resource for our readers.

I hand-picked the coaches involved in Ask the Coach, Marla Tabaka, Starla Sireno and Edward Mills. All of them have coached me at some point in time. They are a tremendous resource and they will answer your questions for free on Ask the Coach.

WAHM 2.0 :: This isn’t Your Mother’s Work at Home Business

When I realized I had to shift the focus of my own blog, I realized I couldn’t continue to focus on Moms anymore. I had a really hard time letting that go – in fact, only felt OK with that decision when the amazing Kelly McCausey agreed to write a blog for WAHMs on Sparkplugging.

Kelly has been a leader and advocate for work at home moms online for way longer than I have. And Kelly has some seriously great experience and internet business advice. She has produced WAHM Talk Radio since November of 2003.

Kelly knows that being a work at home mom today means something different than it did back in the day. And she is seriously one of the best people out there to help you get started.

I couldn’t be prouder of these two new blogs! Please give our new authors a warm welcome and get some great advice from them in the process. :)

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1. On April 21st, 2008 at 11:11 am, Edward Mills said:

Wendy. You Rock! ;)

I’m thrilled to be joining you here and look forward to being a part of this incredible Sparkplugging community!

Edward Mills’s last blog post..Ask The Coach Blog Is Live

2. On April 21st, 2008 at 11:22 am, paul said:

I looked through a few posts in the archives and love the style of writing.

Fabulous blog, hopefully the new blogs are equally good.

paul’s last blog post..Make Money With Online Stock Trading

3. On April 21st, 2008 at 1:27 pm, Andrea_R said:

I’m also really excited about the super-cute hysterical sticky-note smilies. :D

Andrea_R’s last blog post..WordPress MU 1.5 release candidate 1

4. On April 21st, 2008 at 7:29 pm, Denise said:

AHH!! ok, how to you do that little.. so and so’s last blog post… at the bottom of the comments.. that is so cool it has woken me up from my sick sick sick fog! (and I just registered for Blog World!! See ya there?)

5. On April 22nd, 2008 at 1:00 am, Kelly said:

I’m so geeked about being part of Sparkplugging! Thanks for the opportunity Wendy :)

Readers make sure you head over and fill out my teeny survey for the cool freebie I’m offering this week only!

Kelly’s last blog post..Evaluating WAHM Business Ideas: The Good, The Bad, The Just Plain Ugly

6. On April 22nd, 2008 at 4:02 am, Kelvin Kao said:

@Denise: That’s the CommentLuv plug-in, and that’s why there’s that check box below the comment form.

@Wendy: Just subscribed to both. ;)

Kelvin Kao’s last blog post..Parody and Satire

Wendy, this site looks better and better each time I visit! I like the new blog additions. So many blogs, so little time– we need another 24 hours in a day. :)

8. On June 25th, 2009 at 9:27 am, Sandra Rodrigues said:

Wow,

I am so very happy to have found this blog. Wonderfuly and beautifuly done.

It’s just so great to be able to be yourself and to also bring your life experiences into your business and that is what I love the most about this niche.

We are each, probably the epitome of our own niche, the wahm’s. We live, breathe and have all the joys and the aching of trying to build our businesses at the same time we raise our family in a respectful and honest way and that is no easy task these days.

I look forward to be able to contribute to this neat community and pride myself once again in having the guts for trying.

Cheers to our success,

Lot’s of love,

Sandra

In Joy With My Self

Those are great posts, thanks for sharing them! And remember, success is not by chance, it is by CHOICE!



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