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I’m a mom of two in suburban Canada, who transitioned from busy career gal to SAHM and now occasional WAHM. Living in the burbs and trying to stay urban, I’m a minivan driving soccer mom in denial. I blog a lot about my kids, a bit about my husband (when he’s good to me, more when he’s not :)), but mostly about me and my life. This includes my obsession with shopping, fashion & beauty, the gym and associated body fail, all things entertainment, food, wine (and other alcoholic beverages,

Knowing yourself and feeling confident about yourself helps a lot in finding your passion at work. This begins with accurate understanding of your strengths and values – it’s what makes you feel good about yourself. The process starts by evaluating the factors that molded your personality – family, experiences, education, and trainings. Majority of your strengths and values can be determined even at young age. Some are product of your parents’ upbringing while some are product of unfulfilled nee

I don’t know how the weather has been where you are – but here it has been hot! Hot and muggy. For a few days it has been over cast and rainy. But the last few days it has been so sunny. Not a cloud in the sky. And did I mention that it was hot? On this one day – this beautiful, sunny day we went to the pool in the morning. It was great! After lunch we came home and the kids took naps. This let me get cleaned up and start working. The last two weeks were weird so I had a lot to catc

My name is Aimee Ledwell and I run Redshoebaby at http://www.redshoegirl.etsy.com from my home in Maynard, Massachusetts. I make clothes that match a lot of the cute fitted diapers out there, as well as cloth diapering accessories like wet bags and diaper covers. I have one son, CJ, who is 7 months old. Here he is wearing a new fleece soaker that I just started carrying in my shop. How long have you been cloth diapering? For about 7 months! CJ came home from the hospital in

by Ron Knowles I’m sure you’ve heard that you should plan your work and then work your plan. This is what Work-At-Home Moms (WAHMs) need to do, too. I’m pretty sure successful online entrepreneurs never sat down before their computers, banged out a lot of copy and became instantly wealthy. I worked at odd-jobs after I retired at sixty two to supplement my Social Security check. Getting by was nearly impossible on such a limited income and eventually even the part-time employment disappear