Aren’t kids great… most of the time? Lol. When I was a classroom teacher, I spent a lot of time with different types of kids and saw that these little people embody some of the best qualities about being human. Now as a married woman, I think that following in the footsteps of babes can
Read MoreLast week’s post gave some specific tips on how to maximize your small business potential through strategic marketing. Once you have established yourself as a player in the field, you can create revenue streams that go beyond simply increasing your customer base. Here are 3 ways to engage clients while optimizing the money making potential of your blog or web-based business that you may
Read MoreWhile it would be nice for you to know down to the penny where all of your money is going, you may find the idea of sitting down to calculate all of these expenses daunting and choose to avoid the experience all together. This is especially true if you are new to reining in your
Read MoreI had the pleasure of connecting with Aisha at the New York Urban League’s Young Professionals 1st Annual Women’s Business Expo in August of this year. Her confidence and expertise in the areas of interviewing, career transitions, and self-employment were impressive. As such, I wanted to introduce you to her. TAYLORmade Consulting is the quintessential
Read Moreby Tonya Rapley This guest post is from Tonya 1/2 of My Fab Fico (Victoria is the other half) and one-fifth of my Frugal Fab Five, the personal finance group that I am a member of that is committed to helping women get their money right. This post is really helpful if you love having
Read MoreIntuitive insight is always presenting itself to us—in dreams, the things people say, the still truths that lie within or via, “coincidences” that seem to point us in a particular direction. The key to tuning in to them is sweet and simple—self-awareness! “Knowing others is wisdom. Knowing ourselves is enlightenment.”- Tao Tzo Self-awareness is the
Read MoreBrothers and Sisters From Another Mother? The highly indebted by way of poor financial choices, consumer charging, and unrealistic standards of living come in an array of sizes, hues, shapes, languages, and ethnicities. Despite these superficial distinctions, there remains a unifying mentality and set of behaviors that unite this demographic. Their movements, habits of being,
Read MoreI had the pleasure of interviewing Dominique Morisseau, the creative artist (poet, playwright, actress, young adult fiction writer) responsible for Detroit ’67 and Sunset Baby, two plays which brilliantly showcase the stories and narratives of the people with which Dominique is most familiar—African-Americans. As Dominique so aptly phrased it, she writes and is inspired by
Read MoreThis past Monday, I hosted my first event with Simply to Empower as the Mistress of Ceremony! It was super duper fun! I had the chance to meet entrepreneurs, work on my public speaking skills, and be inspired by the buzz of ambition in the room. The best part of the night was that I
Read MoreKirstin Fuller, The Travelin Diva, is a fellow writer and blogger over at BlackandMarriedwithKids.com. Her site Passenger 156 is super useful for all of the fab frugalistas that want to travel on a dime. Today’s guest post is about pampering on a budget. (Two of my favorite things.)By The Travelin Diva (Kirstin N. Fuller)
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