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FREE Business Coaching for ALL WAHM’s

November 11, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: About the Family, Working From Home 1 Comment →

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Have you been evaluating your business progress lately?  How are things going?  If you’re like me you’re always looking for ways to boost traffic and turn more of my visitors into income.

I’ve learned that I keep coming back to the same tried and true strategies that work. 

Copywriting, search engine optimization, press releases, good content, cooperating with others… there’s always something more I can do in these areas!

I can recommend an excellent resource that gives you a nice introduction to these tactics for free.  It’s the Mom Masterminds Nine Day eCourse http://reallifesolutions.net/MomMasterminds.HTML

You’ll get one email every day for nine days and each one is like a  mini tutorial.

My Mom Mastermind’s membership has been so important to my success and this eCourse gives you a real taste of the quality of their resources.   I’ve been a Mom Masterminds member for over 3 years. It has been one of the greatest things I’ve done for my online business.   I’ve more than doubled my income and started 2 other great businesses that earn money monthly and have managed to build a successful team of affiliates.

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Tips on How to Organize a Home Office

November 07, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: Working From Home No Comments →

When you work from a home office, you automatically put yourself at risk for greater distractions than if you worked in a typical office environment. You may have to deal with the distractions of children, pets, your spouse, neighbors, radio, television, and your refrigerator. Don’t let home office clutter be added to the list! Having a messy or cluttered home office will do nothing more than add to your stress load and make you less productive.

Click Here to gather free tips on how to organize your home office.

Stress and Money

October 15, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: About the Family, Organization, Stress Management, Working From Home No Comments →

Money can be a cause of stress for anyone.  Single moms or stay at home moms may stress more about money because they are the only provider or not actively employed to help with bills.  If money is a stressor for you, here are some helpful tips to combat it.

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Great Resources for Parents

August 29, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: About the Family, Children, Healthy Living, Self Esteem, Stress Management, Working From Home No Comments →

The Simple But Amazing Method For Raising Teenage Kids — And Living To Tell About It!”  Raising your teen doesn’t have to be an ordeal (for either of you). Learn how you can enjoy a calm, peaceful, and fulfilling relationship with your teen.
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The Better Behavior Wheel: an upbeat, fun, and totally unique approach to child behavior management. http://reallifesolutions.net/behavior-wheel.HTML

Put An End To The Stress And Frustration Of Sleepless Nights For You and Your Child For Good
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Feel Calmer, Happier and Healthier With Increased Levels Of Energy and Greater Self Confidence. At Last, YOU CAN Beat Stress, Depression and Anxiety Without Drugs – Many Clients Report Noticeable Results In Just ONE WEEK…
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300 Breakthrough Stress Relief Tips: A breakthrough program that relieves the symptoms of stress and eliminates the causes, actually reversing the stressful habits, attitudes and mindsets you’ve developed over the course of your life!
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Stress Reduction for Busy People — Outlines steps to alleviating stress and offers over-stressed people a host of effective, “user friendly” coping mechanisms each of which require no extra daily effort to deploy.

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Ready to Use Self-Esteem Activities for Young Children – This remarkable resource provides over 220 illustrated activities to help young children feel good about themselves, develop friendships, celebrate diversity … and accept changes! For easy use, all activities include a specific purpose, materials and step-by-step directions and are organized into six sections
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The Power Of Positive Habits E-Book – Learn how to Re-Program your Mind & Body and reach your goals Automatically!
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Quick Exercises Tips For Busy Moms

August 07, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: About the Family, Children, Goals, Healthy Living, Just for Fun, Organization, Pamper Yourself, Parenting, Self Esteem, Teenagers, Working From Home No Comments →

You would think moms exercise more than anyone else; between taking care of their children, cleaning the house, and running errands.  The truth of the matter is, as a mom, you need specific exercises to remain healthy and fit. Here are four exercises which will not only give you the energy you need, but allow you to face daily challenges head on.

Lunges: To perform the lunge just stands with their feet apart, and step forward, landing with the heel first. The motion is continued until the back knee is nearly touching the ground. Return to the starting position by pushing forward with the front leg, and repeat the exercise by stepping forward with their other leg. This exercise strengthens your leg muscles and hamstrings. You can even perform this work out by dusting your living room coffee table, or cleaning the bottom of your kitchen cabinets.  Make it a fun thing to do!

Lateral Shoulder Raise: Work your shoulders and upper arms by sitting straight in a chair, holding a dumbbell in each hand. Beginning with your hands at your side, raise them both up and out at the same time. Slowly bring your arms down; repeating this move at least ten times.  Now, if you do not have any dumbbells, use a gallon container of laundry detergent.  You may not reach ten, but you are certainly on your way to it. Don’t put the laundry detergent away; you’re not finished with it yet!

Back Exercise:  Again, using the containers of laundry detergent, hold one in each hand… Stand with your legs apart. Bend your knees slightly and bend your body forward at the waist. Let your arms hang down in front of you, but don’t lock your elbows. Keeping your back straight, abdominal muscles in, and knees bent, pull the containers upward towards your chest. Then, slowly lower the weights back to starting position. Now you can put the detergent back in the closet!

Stomach Exercise:  Lay on the floor with your right foot resting on your left knee.  Lift your shoulders and neck as if you are doing a regular crunch. Reach your left hand above and over your right foot. Lower your head to just above the ground. After ten repetitions, repeat the exercise with your left foot and right knee.

All of these exercises are quick and are proven to show results.  So, get started Mom!  Be sure to email me and let me know what exercises you are going to start with.

Take a look at “Get Fit While You Sit” and get 36 Exercises you can do almost anywhere, anytime!

Tuesday Toot

August 05, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: Pamper Yourself, Parenting, Working From Home No Comments →

Well – I’ve been working really hard on my Real Life Guidance Site and finally got someone to really work wonders with the site, sales pages and the layout of things and I am beyond happy with how it is coming together.

I’ve been working very hard lately to inspire my affiliates and I’ve also been working on adding new graphics, articles and tools to use in order to make their promotion easier. I am tooting myself because I am in the process of having ALL of the sales pages Re-done, tweaked, and optimized for better conversion!! YAY This makes me so happy because while the reports were selling well, now I believe they will sell even better and that means more commission for my affiliates as well as myself!

You can check out the recently revised Getting Out Of The Super Mom Trap page.

The Mom Juggling Act – It Stops Here

August 01, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: Goals, Parenting, Working From Home No Comments →

If you’re like most moms, there never seems to be enough time in the day to get everything done. Whether you work outside the home or at home, it’s tough to balance all your work and family responsibilities.

If you’re ready to put an end to being frazzled and exhausted – it’s NOT good for you OR your family – I recommend checking out the very helpful “Real Life Guidance to Balancing Work & Family” report.

I personally put this report together and  it’s a life saver for moms who need a little hand finding that elusive balance in life.

In the report I cover:

- How to analyze your time in order to use it more wisely
- Saying no WITHOUT the guilt
- Negotiating with your boss for the optimal work situation for you and your family
- Working at home – finally draw the line between work and home responsibilities

The report is instantly downloadable (no need to wait when you need help NOW) and a concise 18-pages, you can read through it and start making important changes to your life and relieving all that built up stress.

If you’re feeling like you’re burning the candle at both ends, you really aren’t alone. Learn more and grab your copy at http://www.reallifeguidance.com/super-mom-trap.html

Money Saving Tips for moms

July 31, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: About the Family, Blogroll, Children, Freebies, Goals, Healthy Living, Just for Fun, Mommy Rambles, Organization, Pamper Yourself, Parenting, Self Esteem, Stress Management, Teenagers, Uncategorized, Working From Home 2 Comments →

Every family should incorporate money saving ideas into the picture. You have a budget, no matter what their financial status is. A budget tells you exactly how much your have coming in, and how much goes out on a monthly basis for the absolute necessities like housing, food, utilities, insurance, transportation and health care.

But what about the future?  That’s another place where a budget comes in handy. When you’ve allotted a portion of the household’s weekly income to the necessities, what’s left over is your discretionary spending amount. These are the funds available to you for short-term expenses, or long-term investments, like your children’s education, and your own retirement funds.

Every family should incorporate money saving ideas into the picture. You have a budget, no matter what their financial status is. A budget tells you exactly how much your have coming in, and how much goes out on a monthly basis for the absolute necessities like housing, food, utilities, insurance, transportation and health care. But what about the future?That’s another place where a budget comes in handy. When you’ve allotted a portion of the household’s weekly income to the necessities, what’s left over is your discretionary spending amount. These are the funds available to you for short-term expenses, or long-term investments, like your children’s education, and your own retirement funds.When the children are growing and requiring more in the way of expenditures, there might not be a lot left over. But even 5% of your income can be a healthy start on an education fund. Extras like bonuses or perhaps half the amount of a raise, will make those future savings grow. Since they aren’t in the budget to start with, they won’t be missed, and you’ll still have a portion of the unexpected income to add to your regular budget.Consider financial counseling at your banking institution, or from a professional. They are often the best sources for learning how to get the most out of the dollars you have to save, and the most out of the future benefits they are going to earn for you. 

Hip Moms create meal plans…

July 24, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: Blogroll, Children, Freebies, Goals, Healthy Living, Organization, Pamper Yourself, Parenting, Self Esteem, Stress Management, Teenagers, Uncategorized, Working From Home No Comments →

Why not give yourself a much-needed break — cook ahead today so you can relax tomorrow!  Meal planning and bulk cooking are both wonderful techniques you can use and modify to fit your families needs. The idea behind this is simple. The principle is that you cook and or prepare your meals ahead of time and then preserve them by either freezing or fridgerating them. Also, meal planning you can cook one large meal and get 2-3 other meals out of it!
Here are some free meal planning tips for you :)    http://reallifesolutions.net/personal/meal-planning.html

I love to meal plan so if you have any tips for other moms out there – feel free to post them in the comments!

Five Easy 10-Minute Organizing Tasks For Busy Moms

July 18, 2008 By: RealLifeSolutions Category: Blogroll, Children, Freebies, Goals, Healthy Living, Organization, Pamper Yourself, Parenting, Self Esteem, Stress Management, Teenagers, Uncategorized, Working From Home No Comments →

We all know how busy mom’s are and organizing seems like a never-ending task.  Well, if you have just 10 short minutes, here are 5 great organizing tasks you can do in ten minutes or less:

1. Clean out your medicine cabinet. Get rid of old makeup, expired medicine and toiletries you haven’t used in months.

2. Clear off your desk. Take everything off your desk and clear the surface, even if you have to temporarily put everything on the floor in categorized piles (i.e. paper, supplies, electronic media, etc.).  Once you can see your desk, you’ll have a surface on which to begin organizing everything you just removed from it.

3. Delete, delete, delete. For the next 10 minutes, delete as many messages as you can from your email inbox. This includes forwarded jokes, unsolicited messages and email you can simply read and chuck.

4. Organize a drawer. Whether it’s your junk drawer, a drawer in your bedroom dresser or a desk drawer, spend 10 minutes emptying out the junk, and arranging it so that similar items are being stored together.

5. Make a Donation Box. Simply get a large cardboard box and label it ‘Donation Box.’ Every chance you get, place items that are in good condition, but you no longer use, inside the box. When it’s full, call your local charity to come pick it up, or drop it off if they don’t offer a pick-up service.
 
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