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Working MomsMatter |
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 Moms know everything! They know where their kids left their socks, they know what time the swimming lessons are, they know how to get a cranky 4-year-old through a shopping mall.
Given this mastery of multitasking, it is no surprise that mothers make such good business owners and career women!
workingMomsMatter is committed to improving opportunities for mothers who currently in the workplace and face the challenges of restructuring their working life while raising a young family.
I am passionate about providing a platform for moms in business! Let me know if you would like to be featured on workingMomsMatter.
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"I don’t think you ever feel you’re balancing anything. My kids are great, and I have a good husband. You’ve just got to keep everything in the air."
- On balancing career and family, as told to Life and Style Magazine. |
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Gearing up for Growth (Business) |
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This series of articles focus on those things that will, if implemented properly, make your business grow. In this article we illustrate how the fundamentals of marketing form an integrated part of your business model. Is my business ...
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It's not what you know.... |
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.. it's who you know! When you connect with other Moms, you learn from them as well. Struggling to get your baby to sleep through the night? Start talking to other moms, and nine times out of ...
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working MomsMatter - Karen Brokensha |
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Matatu Hospitality Marketing promotes a select portfolio of independently owned Venues and Hospitality Services based in Durban/KZN to the Corporate Conferencing Markets. Karen Brokensha speaks to moms. How did you ...
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MomsMatter feature in Home Business magazine |
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“MOMPRENEURS” – a Balancing Act By Sarah Billimore. The shift to working from home may have meant the end of the 9-to-5 slog but will ultimately unveil a new time-keeping device: the 24-hour clock. ...
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Painful Business Lessons for My Daughter |
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One of the reasons I wrote my book, "I'm not Afraid of the 'F' Word. 50 Lessons Learned on the Way to Business Failure" is that I would capture what I learnt for the sake of my daughters. I am well aware of the fact that ... |
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