Mothers in Business Carnival November

Welcome to the November 30, 2007 edition of mothers in business carnival.  It is out a little early this time, which is a bonus!

We have some great reading here and some very clever articles to get your teeth into.  Grab a drink and settle in for a read.  There will be ideas here that get you thinking in a whole new direction.  Thank you to all contributors for sharing their work.

 Now, here we go……………………

Tash presents Writing from home posted at Word Constructions.

Amanda presents PJM.Com October Earnings Report posted at the so called me.

Christine presents My Teenager’s First Job, Teens and Work, Self-Employed Teens, Teens working For Themselves posted at Me, My Kid and Life, saying, “A mom teaches her teenage daughter how to earn money online doing what she loves to do!”

Sam presents Are You a Working Mom or Dad? Balance Work and Family. Family Fun and Happy Families. Surfer Sam posted at Surfer Sam and Friends, saying, “25 tips to balance work and family, for the happiest home on the planet. Bedtime, storybooks, chores and family fun. This article was written by a woman with lots of helpful ideas.”

Wanda Grindstaff presents Success Through Service, the Most Important Component! posted at Creating Abundant Lifestyles.

Hueina Su presents The 212 Degrees Attitude posted at Intensive Care for the Nurturer’s Soul.

Liz Fuller presents The Dark Side of Networking - More Than WE Know - Information, Inspiration and Support for Women Entrepreneurs posted at More Than WE Know, saying, “For many of us, networking can take a lot of courage. But what happens when you finally get up the nerve to put yourself out there - and your worst nightmares come true?”

Tiffany Colter presents Is Fear Blocking you? posted at Writing Career Coach.

Christine presents Me, My Kid and Life: The Single Mom and The Cost of Starting an Online Business posted at Me, My Kid and Life: An American Single Mom Living in France, saying, “Making the money you need to live the life you want! This article is specifically geared toward single moms and stay at home moms who want to start an online business without needing start-up capital. It’s written by a single mom who has made 100% of her income online for the past several years and who is raising her daughter in France supported by her online income. If I can do it, anyone can do it!”

Liz Fuller presents Are You Earning All That You Could? posted at More Than WE Know, saying, “What’s really getting in the way of earning up to your full potential? You may be surprised to find out.”

Amanda Harris presents How Do You Process Credit Cards? posted at Pajama Mommy.

Michelle Sweeney presents Taking Stock posted at Tonic Gifts.

Elizabeth Harrin presents Networking (part 1) posted at A Girl’s Guide to Managing Projects, saying, “This submission is about a womenintechnology event I attended recently and includes some interesting stuff I found out, like the fact that 66% of women face barriers to success.”

Christine presents GoogleAds, Keywords and Website Content: Making Money Online Using Web Content, Keywords and GoogleAds posted at Me, My Kid and Life: An American Single Mom Living in France, saying, “Writing about what drives your spirit and allowing that force to generate an income for you!”

Tiffany Colter presents Reaching more people with your blog posted at Writing Career Coach. 

Michelle Cramer presents Communicating Competence posted at GreatFX Business Cards, saying, “Though your personality has a lot to do with it, people often judge by what they see first rather than what they hear. So it’s important that you portray competence in your business industry not only in your knowledge and performance, but also in how you convey yourself.”

Aruni Gunasegaram presents entrepreMusings » The Work/Life Balance of Networking posted at Entrepremusings, saying, “It’s easy to get caught up in the business side of life, but it’s important to remember the other sides as well.”

Louise Manning presents International Day of Peace posted at The Human Imprint.

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