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Friday, June 19th, 2009
I’m in the midst of a huge leap in my awareness and I want to share it with you because if you can make this leap, you’ll experience so much more happiness. Me too.
Maybe if I share it with you, it will actually sink in and I can embody it instead of just know it’s true on an intellectual level.
Ok, so here it is.
I need to let go of control and trust more.
That’s all nice and easy to say, but let’s take a look at what that really means in my life and why it’s so hard to do.
Posted in Having It All, Moving Beyond Fear, Spirituality, The Mommy Business | View Comments
The Mommy Business… We Are Leading Work and Family Into a Whole New World
Tuesday, May 19th, 2009
I’ve literally (this morning from the red eye) just arrived back in Los Angeles from a week long, life-changing trip to Maui.
It’s now 11:00p at night (although only 8:00p to my body– which is still on Maui time) and despite running around like a mad woman all day taking care of my dog (who lost use of his back legs while I was gone) and my kids (my daughter had her first solo presentation at school and had no costume ready) and the fact that I’m totally exhausted, I’m compelled to document my awakenings and awarenesses from the trip.
Posted in Burning Man, Entrepreneurism, Having It All, How To Stuff, Mom-a-rama, Mompreneur, PR Stuff, Pursuit of Truth, Spirituality, The Mommy Business, Values | View Comments
Latochia Phillips Givens: Achieving Prosperity AND Balance in the Legal Industry
Friday, April 10th, 2009
Continuing our series, this week’s “Have it All Mom” is Latochia Phillips Givens, a solo-law practitioner and mother of two.
Through her solo-practice law firm, Latoicha assists other “digital moms,” entrepreneurs and online business owners in the area of intellectual property–which includes trademarks, copyrights, licensing and new media.
And since the start of her firm in 2004, Latoicha has earned a comfortable $80,000 a year without sacrificing the flexibility and availability necessary for her husband and two small children (which can be a rare concept in the legal world).
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