Show Notes: In this episode, Yvonne Yua, a professional financial planner and all-around Mompreneur, tells us: Her entrepreneurial journey, from shy introvert to thought leader with 80% of her clients coming from referrals Her 3 habits for success The 3
Show Notes: Hear Joel’s entrepreneurial story as he built Naked Underwear from an idea to a public company, with all the highs and lows that came along the way! Where to Find Joel: www.wearnaked.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Primusblog Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/joel.primus LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joelprimus/
Show Notes: I wanted to kick off Season 5 of the Elaine’s Kitchen Table Podcast with a bang – so I interviewed one of my Mompreneur heroes and mentors – Ruthie Burd, founder of The Lunch Lady! This interview is
Show Notes: On this show we discuss how to lessen anxiety in our children and help them succeed in our fast paced lifestyles. We also touch on the worth of “time-outs”. Are they good or bad? My guest today is
Show Notes: Are you self-motivated, goal driven, and love to help others? And looking for a way to make money for your family, while controlling your schedule? Today I talk with Anneliese Dusseldorp about how she found fulfillment (and a
Show Notes: My guest today has been a mompreneur for almost 4 years, just after she became a mom 4 1/2 years ago. For over 20 years she worked in early childhood education and then, something wonderful happened in 2012
Show Notes: We first heard the term “latte factor” when we read a personal finance book together early in our marriage called “Smart Couples Finish Rich” by David Bach. Basically, he says look at your small, unnoticed daily expenses, and
Show Notes: Elaine shares 10 tips in 10 minutes which will help you implement chores with your kid(s) that will not only make your life easier, but set them up for lifelong success! Be sure to get your free age-appropriate
Show Notes: Shoveling dirt at the age of nine was his first job helping others and where Mike learned to “show up and be committed”. Learn the avoid these top three mistakes small businesses do when it comes to protecting
Show Notes: Chores teach children so many life skills: socially, ethically, and personally. It is important for children to realize the importance of each person’s contribution in the world and it begins at home, where they can realize their own