Mom Ready to meet Ebony Beckford, author of the best selling book, Madison's First Dollar? This was the first Mompreneur interview for Mom & Daughters Inc and it is a special moment indeed. … [Read More]
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Madison’s First Dollar – Mompreneur interview with Ebony Beckford
Girls of Decision – Mom & Daughter interview Nashima and Nia
The name of the our business is called Girls of Decision aka G.O.D. My daughter and I run this business together and provide workshops. Our mission is educate local girls on … [Read More]
Slay it Proud with Janiah – Interview
It's not easy to start a business. But smart entrepreneurs know you need to ask questions. Our most recent interviewee, Janiah, started with a powerful question of "What If?". You don't want to miss … [Read More]
Ewaoluwakitan’s K4 Talent Show and Baking Business – Interview
8 year old Ewaoluwakitan started several businesses including : *K4's talent shows*K4's yummy snacks and drinks*K4's paracord bracelets and accessories Check out the inspiring interview of how … [Read More]
DIY Face Masks: A Business Idea During the Quarantine
The formula for a successful business is solve a problem that has high need. Well, in our society now, there is a HIGH need for face masks. So consider launching a DIY Face Mask mini business with … [Read More]
Afterschool activities are not enough for college
Your daughter has to know how to sell what’s she has gained from her experiences
I’ve encountered many students who have a long list of activities on their resume. Leadership experiences. Volunteer experiences. Work/Internship experiences. Social clubs at school. Some were life changing. Some were just something they showed up to once a week. And some – when you really dig – where just something they did for an hour or tow.
But it’s rare that students understand how to market or “sell” what they did. And by sell, I don’t mean to literally make money. But to convince the reader how the activity made an impact on their live and would now allow them to do (blank) to benefit a future college or employer.
Let me share an example: [Read More…]
2 No-Brainer Holiday Money-Making Hacks for Your Artsy Daughter
Wondering how to keep boredom at bay for your artistically inclined daughter during her holiday break? The holiday break is the perfect time to help her hone her craft, have fun, and earn some cold hard cash. Hack #1: Pinterest Party Whether your daughter is a beading genius or a “Picassa” in the making, […]
Stop worrying about the bedsheets and stress over this if your daughter is moving to college this fall
Is your daughter heading to college for the first time? Super congrats!! And I know you must excited/nervous/overwhelmed/joyful about the transition. It’s a big BIG move. But I beg you. Stop stressing over the damn bed sheets. Your daughter will figure out how to make a bed. Seriously. Even if she has to learn some […]
What Your Daughter Should Know About Using Her Phone at Her Internship
Your daughter probably loves a good convo on the phone! We all do. Friends, family, “frenemies” and everything between. But let’s switch things up if your daughter recently landed an internship or her first full time job. She will have to think about phone etiquette as a young professional. Because her managers, team-members, and […]