Most Recommended Self Development Books for Women Entrepeneurs

By Viridiana Word It is not uncommon to catch me at the grocery store from time to time throughout the weekdays, my hair frazzled, the makeup I carefully applied 10 hours before quickly melting off, and see me dragging my feet through the aisles because my growing boys went through three gallons of milk in…

By Kimberly Hicken I work at a youth correctional facility as an English teacher. Most of my students never had a real childhood. They grew up in families where drugs, alcohol, stealing, gangs, and prostitution were the norm and the reality. The focus for many of these kids was survival—safety, food, shelter. They didn’t have…

By Kimberly Hicken and May Anderson One of the most important communication skills I ever learned had nothing to do with giving advice or solving problems. It was learning how to let people know I was truly listening. When someone shares something difficult, our natural instinct is often to fix it. We offer suggestions, tell…

We surveyed hundreds of moms and got the best responses to “You might be a working mom if…” Here they go: You might be a working mom if… Your baby only gets a bath like twice a week…. Oops You rarely get a babysitter for “date night” or to do something fun or for yourself…

By May Anderson As a working mom, I have very limited time to spend with my child. I want to make sure that the time I do get with him is fun, educational, and strengthening to our relationship. As my toddler gets bigger and learns new things, I can’t help but to wonder what I…

By Alysha Lundgren I’m sure you’ve caught your child with a number of weird things in their mouths: bugs, plants, playdough…etc. I’m also sure you’ve caught them with their hands in all sorts of strange places! This frustrating and sometimes hilarious behavior is how they are getting to know themselves and the world around them….