Interview with Lucky Kitty’s Co-Founder Jenna Flexner
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Do you work at home?
Yes!
How many children do you have?
2 boys! A little boy who is 2 years and 3 months, and a 3 month old.
How many hours do you work a week?
Too many! :-) I am working from home while raising my two young ones, so I am ALWAYS working in one capacity or another. For now, while they are so young, I am having to fit in working on Lucky Kitty while the kids are napping, and at night after they go to bed and on weekends.
Tell us a little bit about Lucky Kitty and how you got started.
Lucky Kitty manufactures products for the modern woman to take charge of her own sexuality and be responsible in doing so. Our primary product is called the “Kitty Kit”, and it contains everything a woman needs to touch up, freshen up, and get ready for an intimate encounter. We strongly feel that it is our job as women to be prepared, just in case he isn’t! more
Interview with Lucky Kitty’s Co-Founder Christina
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Do you work at home?
Yes!
How many children do you have?
Just one 4 legged furry boxer dog named Madison and my husband.
How many hours do you work a week?
Lots!
Tell us a little bit about Lucky Kitty and how you got started.
Lucky Kitty is an intimacy kit for woman. My partner Jenna and I both used to bartend and act and the dream of being an actress brought us both to LA. I was living in Miami. After living in LA for a few years I put the acting career on the back burner as there was something appealing about being able to afford my rent and food. So I started working in sales. I had met Jenna at that time and we were talking about our bartending days over nachos and margaritas one night and LUCKY KITTY was born. The reason I wanted to create LUCKY KITTY was the fact that I was tired of working so hard for companies that constantly cut my commission and pay. I wanted to be involved in my own business that I could be proud of. I also wanted to do something fun and creative. What is more fun than sex as long as it is safe? more
Interview with WAHM Jennifer Tankersley of ListPlanIt
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Do you work at home?
Yes. And I work part-time out of the home.
How many children do you have?
I have 3 children: Campbell (8), Clark (7), and Claire (nearly 5).
How many hours do you work a week?
A million! I work 20 to 25 hours a week at my day job. I work 20 to 25 hours a week on ListPlanIt. I squeeze in my family whenever I possibly can.
Tell us a little bit about ListPlanIt and how you got started.
It was the week between Christmas and New Year’s, when people typically feel like life has gotten a little out of control. I was getting ready for bed and thinking of the lists that I would need to make for the next day. I thought how nice it would be to just print out an organized page and just fill it in with my own information. All of a sudden, I thought that if that were something that would be useful to me, I imagined that others would find it useful as well. I got out a notebook and began to jot a business plan and the pages that I thought I would like to begin to make. I started immediately the next day. Five months later, ListPlanIt.com launched. more
Interview with She-E-O’s Shivani & Neha Gupta of Sama Baby
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Do you work at home?
We work at home, on the road, and in between! We are always busy with Sama events, meetings, and travel. But yes we both have home offices.
How many children do you have?
None yet, but Shivani will be first!
How many hours do you work a week?
Wow, a million. We each work as much as possible to keep the business thriving. About 60 hours on average.
Tell us a little bit about Sama Baby Organics and how you got started.
Two young, female entrepreneurs who are dedicated to creating a product that makes a difference started Sama Baby. We offer organic and fashion-forward children’s garments to conscientious parents. Our 100% certified organic cotton comes from India, and is the softest, most luxurious in the market. Our products are fair trade, and our farmers use organic vegetables as their rotation crop. This rotation replenishes the soil, feeds the workers, and benefits the environment. What differentiates us: we are 100% organic through and through, we aren’t a conventional cotton line that has added on organics. We want to be THE organic line offered in children’s boutiques around the country. more
Interview with Rosalind Joffe Chronic Illness Career Coach
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Do you work at home?
Yes – I’ve worked at home, self-employed, for 13 years.
How many children do you have?
Two daughters, ages 22 and 25.
How many hours do you work a week?
It depends on the week and the year. In the first five years, both daughters were still at home and I worked on average a 35 hour work week. When my second child left for college, I was working on average 55 hours/week. That continued through last year when I cut back to 35 hours week – and in the summer that drops to 25-30 hours/week – with a total of 6 weeks vacation time.
Tell us a little bit about yourself and what motivated you write, “Women, Work and Autoimmune Disease: Keep Working Girlfriend”
I’ve lived with chronic illnesses for 30 years. I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis at age 29 and just married. We had two children and I was able to continue to work outside the home full time until I developed ulcerative colitis (UC) and I became very sick and went on disability for two years. In that time, I became determined to find some kind of work, paid or not, that I could do. But my training and skills were not conducive to part time employment. I recognized that if I was going to keep working with a sick body, it had to be work I loved doing and gave me flexibility. more
Interview with Deb Bixler – Direct Sales Coach
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Do you work at home?
I do not consider it work because I love what I do. I do generate my income from home based business activities.
How many hours do you work a week?
This is a hard question because as I said, I do not consider it work. I put about 30 hours per week into office time. I go out of the house to do demos and speaking events 3-4 times per week.
Tell us a little bit about your company and how you got started.
Dedicated to improving the quality of family life through education, DebBixler.com focuses on teaching families healthy living choices and direct sellers how to create consistent income from home in their home businesses.
As a trained chef, after a successful 30 year career in the hospitality industry I got tired of going to work for someone else. I started a party plan business and used my skills in public speaking to generate leads and incorporated all the business skills that created a success in the corporate world and was able to replace my income in 9 months. I then quit my full time job. more