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Entrepreneur Interview – Teresa Hawley-Howard

Teresa Hawley-Howard is an author, speaker and life coach. More importantly, she is a survivor. Her journey will inspire and encourage you to live your best life now. Entrepreneur Interview Q & A - 1. What is your business/Business Name? What does your business...

Working Mom Interview – Sherri Knight

Sherri Knight is a working mom of a 12 year old daughter and two dogs, and is a devoted wife. She currently juggles her home life, her career in the Childcare industry, and a part-time job as a Pure Romance consultant. This keeps her quite busy, but she wouldn't have...

Working Mom Interview – Lori Kelly

Working Mom Interview – Lori Kelly

Working Mom Lori Kelly has 2 children and has been married for 7 years.  She has been a hair stylist for almost 20 years and works part time at a small salon near her home. She is also a caretaker for her grandmother, and for her father who recently had a heart...

Working Mom Interview – Samantha Herring

Working Mom Interview – Samantha Herring

Samantha Herring: “When I was first married, the thing I wanted more than anything else was children. I have been blessed with two beautiful girls, ages 17 and 21. When my first was born, I put my college career on hold. Once my youngest daughter was in high school, I...

Working Mom Interview – Jennifer Plurad

Working Mom Interview – Jennifer Plurad

Jennifer is a happily married working mom to 2 boys. She uses a lot of the skills she learned as a project manager to keep her family organized. Outside of work, she is a runner at heart, and recently completed her first half marathon.   Interview Q & A 1. Do...

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Working Mom Interview – Jodi Murphy

Working Mom Interview – Jodi Murphy

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