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The Foundation of a Satisfying and Profitable Business
29 JulThe Spirituality of Being a Parent
22 JulWe could all use a little faith, regardless of what size or shape it may appear in to you.
Whether you are transitioning into becoming a work-at-home parent, or you’ve recently become the victim of a lost job, you may be looking for some kind of sign that its all going to be okay. For many of us, these unforeseen circumstances have resulted in the choice to create our own employment, but this has proven to be no easy task. We are burning the midnight oil with research, marketing, website design, job applications, and more. We are watching our bank accounts disappear, our homes get foreclosed, and our confidence slip away. Its no wonder we feel cynical, doubtful, frightened, confused and alone. We are bombarded with mixed messages from every form of media, we are working blindly in a dark tunnel without a hint of light in any direction that tells us which way to walk, and we can’t help but wonder how much longer we’ll be able to survive without any answers. We are missing an important ingredient.
Faith.
When I met Reverend Hilde Brooks*, I was looking for spirituality but lacking hope. It was Hilde that showed me that faith can come in all shapes and sizes. Raised Jewish but married to a Catholic, and determined to find a compromise that made sense to both of us, we’d just about given up on our search after being turned off too many times finding everything too organized or rigid.
But Hilde led a different kind of sermon. It didn’t seem to matter what preconceived notions we carried with us as her teachings didn’t attach itself to any one denomination over another. Her sermons brought meaning and purpose in a world full of chaos, optimism and conviction out of hardship, and faith when life was most challenging.
As you know, I tend to get very personal on This Little Parent Stayed Home and I love to share the things that have played a significant role in my own journey.
I want to share Reverend Hilde*.
I am honored to have her join us this week and I am confident that you will come away from Friday’s show with at least a little more faith and the belief that it will all be okay.
| Ally Loprete, Founder of the largest self-employed parents business directory, OurMilkMoney.com, and America’s Enthusiast for Self-Employed Parents, is determined to bring 1 million parents home. An entrepreneurial visionary, Ally hopes you will join her in this mission. |
Tune in to This Little Parent Staye Home each week and join the millions of others who have made that leap into self-employment. Fridays at 6pm EST (3pm PST) on Toginet.com or catch up on missed shows by downloading on iTunes.
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Finding the Fun in Being a Work-at-Home Parent
22 JulNot every parent feels that their ideal situation is to be home with their children…
Several times this week, I spoke to someone who told me “I really do wish I could stay home with the kids, but my husband and I like our lifestyle and don’t want to give it up.”
Maybe you feel this exact way, and if that is the case, I can’t say I blame you for feeling like there is no other alternative. But if some part of you feels your family would benefit more overall from having you at home, I hope that you will at least explore the possibilities a little further. Don’t deny yourself or your family what is best simply because it feels unattainable.
This week, our guest is *Silvana Clark Author of Fun-Filled Parenting: A Guide to Laughing More and Yelling Less, will be joining us to share tips and tricks on how to have free and low-cost fun (that doesn’t involve computers, videos or TV!) easy activities, games and crafts (even if you are uncrafty!) to enjoy with your children. Don’t forget to enter the giveaway!*
Tune in to This Little Parent Staye Home each week and join the millions of others who have made that leap into self-employment. Fridays at 6pm EST (3pm PST) on Toginet.com or c

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*Sylvana will be giving away a free copy of her book on the air Frid ay! If you would like to be eligible for the prize, Enter Here. The winner will be announced on the air, so be sure to listen for your name!
If you are a member of OMM and you are interested in having me give a spotlight review on one of your products or services on the air, please send me an email. I am looking forward to giving you the exposure you deserve!
Are you in need of some advice? Want to leave your corporate job and don’t know how? Looking for a way to earn some extra revenue while staying home? Call the show live at 877-864-4869, email your questions to thislittleparent@gmail.com or FILL OUT THIS FORM TODAY and you might be selected to call in to get advice and answers on the air!
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What Our Kids Teach Us
7 JulFriday, July 9, 2010 at 6pm EST (3pm PST)
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Judith Cassis is a writer, personal development coach and the owner of a local paper, Tidbits of Santa Clarita Valley. She’s run a home based business for over 25 years and along with leading workshops and ghost writing, she supports moms who want to work from home through her 6 week telecourse, Mama Come Home. Her book, When Life Knocks You Down – Get Up! is scheduled for release this fall.








