When I heard that one of my favorite Twitter “girlfriends,” Cindy Morrison, had written a book called “Girlfriends 2.0,” I knew it was a subject I wanted to highlight, harkening back to one of our very first Executive Moms events.
One of our early Executive Moms surveys revealed that in the “overfulfilled” lives we lead, one of the sacrifices we find ourselves making, with regret, is more time with just our girlfriends. When we think of our “girlfriends” as.
I have worked for my employer for 5 years. I loved my job. I started out as a cashier, then moved to a photo technician, then photo lab supervisor, and now I am a shift supervisor/manager. I have transferred to.
When The Today Show was putting together a piece related to working moms this week, I was glad to be enlisted as an expert. Take a look at the segment here). However, I can admit now that I had some.
A few weeks ago we featured a "SuperMom" action figure – a heroic icon decidedly for us. Superheroes, after all, are typically the province of kids, even as they are usually depicted as adults (just not moms). Yet if kids.
Our self-determined charge across our Executive Momorandums? To intersperse well-selected nuggets of lesser-known information with some well-selected inspiration. To the latter, we were digging back into Momorandums past, and could not resist sharing this dose of lovely perspective excerpted from.
Basic Birthday Celebrating (that an Executive Mom can Love): Give your child one nice present instead of several, and explain that the party itself is part of the present. (Indeed)! Older children with an emerging social conscience (and an already.
Quick Career Description: I’m the owner of TeesForChange.com. The More-Than-One-Line Career Description: I like to think of myself as "Chief Inspiration Officer" for an eco-friendly, inspirational clothing company. My career now involves designing apparel that in turn inspires people to.
“I know how to do anything – I’m a Mom.” – Roseanne Barr “You don’t really understand human nature unless you know why a child on a merry-go-round will wave at his parents every time around – and why his.
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