Smart Women Give Their Clients an Experience

Written by Joy Chudacoff | 0 Comments

Last week, my husband Greg and I went mobile phone shopping. I had one of those flip phones that allows you to make phone calls and that’s about it. I couldn’t email anyone or look up anything on the web. I really needed a better way to stay connected! Full Article

How Increasing Your Self-Esteem Increases Your Bottom Line

Written by Ruth Hegarty | 0 Comments

We hear from everywhere that if we just learn that one right strategy, create the perfect look for our business or take one more class that our business will grow, we’ll get rich and all will be well. Now, I’m not saying these aren’t important. You do need to think about your brand image, hone your skills and have a great plan. However, in order for any of that to work for you, you first need to feel great about being you. Full Article

Telecommuting Customer Service Agent

Written by Nell Taliercio | 0 Comments

If you’re just starting out on your telecommuting job search; you may be getting a feel for what types of jobs are out there and want to know which ones you can do. For this article we’ll tackle one of the most popular telecommuting positionsout there-Customer Service. Full Article

Telecommuting: The Non-Phone Work

Written by Nell Taliercio | 0 Comments

Most telecommuting jobs available are phone-based. Those jobs include customer service, sales, telemarketing, appointment setting and virtual assistants. They’re also the easiest ones to find. Full Article

Tips for Keeping Your Telecommuting Job

Written by Nell Taliercio | 0 Comments

Congratulations, you have landed a telecommuting job. All your hard work has paid off and now you can settle into the daily grind of working a job from your own home. Now that you have that job; you’ll want to keep it. Full Article

Wedding Day Tips: Top Ten Details to Remember

Written by Cherie Johnson | 0 Comments

As a professional wedding photographer, I’ve seen my share of problem weddings that only add to the ever-present wedding stress. Planned improperly from the get-go, no one person is to blame, but the outcome is upsetting for everyone involved. Often, the bride’s face looks utterly uncomfortable in all the pictures thanks to mile-high heels, guests are kept waiting for an inordinate amount of time, and the bathrooms are a logistical disaster! Full Article

10 (and 1 Extra) Tips for Writing Your Book

Written by Dawn Goldberg | 0 Comments

I say over and over about how beginning, and even experienced, writers can get bogged down by the idea that a “real” writer lets the words flow, a beautiful, uninterrupted, constant flow of words. Full Article