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In my last article I explained why it was so essential for entrepreneurs to brand themselves. Not only to create relationships with customers but also to provide strategic focus to you, the business owner. If you have been in business for a few years, you have a brand. Even if you feel you haven’t Read More

For most moms I know, working at home is the best of both worlds. You get to stimulate your brain and make some extra money - all while being readily available for your children. But don’t be fooled, while working at home is wonderful, it does come with its own set of challenges. Read More

Do you ever wish you could have more out of life? Perhaps you have thoughts of more freedom to travel or to spend time with your family; maybe you dream of having your own business or reaching more people with your message; or maybe you want to find ways to have more balance in your life. But havin Read More

Subscribe to get The Mogul Mom's free email for mom entrepreneurs delivered straight to your inbox. I always knew that I wanted to be a stay at home mom, so when I got pregnant with my daughter, I immediately started Read More

One of the benefits of being social online is the opportunity to talk to other online business owners about the similarities and differences in what our businesses entail and how we run them. Read More

This past weekend we visited my husband’s family in Missouri. While we were there we got to reminisce and catch up on the latest news. In particular, one story stuck out in my mind as a reminder to charge and value what we are worth. Read More

Loving what you do is crucial to living a productive, happy life; at least in my book. I’ve never been one to take a job just for the money – there has to be something that stirs in my soul for me to continue working on any given thing. I guess you could say that I prefer being involved in a callin Read More

Whenever you begin the journey of starting your own business, there are many roles to take on, from sales and marketing to accounting and customer service. So, thinking about how you’ll keep up with the latest trends and changes in your industry or if you’ll ever figure out Twitter probably isn’t o Read More

When my children grew up and left high school behind, I wasn’t prepared for how that would impact my work style. Does this sound familiar? For years I was fortunate enough... Read More

I hear this all the time. In fact, I said this at one point. As a writer, I said I wasn’t in sales. As an editor, I said I never had to sell. As a teacher, I never imagined I ever sold anything. Even as a business owner, I still don’t think of myself as a saleswoman. But I am… And so are you. Read More