Kelly is doing something new this summer, she’s running a Faith Based Coaching Group. It starts this week but you can still join over the next 14 days. If you’re interested in focusing in on making serious progress this summer and you believe that prayer and accountability is key, join us!
Tishia Lee interviews Kayla Fay of Go Ask Mom. Kayla and Tishia talk about the pros and cons of working at home as well as Kayla’s eBook Focus Pocus 100 Ways to Help Your Child Pay Attention. Listen in as Tishia shares something she learned in Kayla’s Focus Pocus eBook that she took and applied to her business.
Kayla Fay is the mother of four sons, three of whom have been formally diagnosed with ADHD-Inattentive. She is the creator of “Who Put the Ketchup in the Medicine Cabinet”, a website offering advice, wisdom, and practical strategies for other parents of ADHD-I children. Kayla is also the author of several publications, including “Focus Pocus, 100 Ways to Help Your Child Pay Attention”, “Waking Up From the Homework Nightmare”, and several science project guides. Kayla and her family live in North Carolina, where they are currently celebrating their first son’s college graduation!
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June 7th, 2010 at 1:06 pm
The big question is who do you trust? I found myself asking the same question and I started to research every chance I could. I searched everything on the internet to try and find a viable, legit way to earn a living while staying at home with my children. I found out after much research and talking with people in chat and forums that it would take hard work and long hours, but I was willing to give it a shot.
Tagged: single moms work from home
June 11th, 2010 at 11:59 pm
This is raw and I love it! Hearing how willing you are to be vulnerable makes me feel better about my online presence. It feels very difference than being in person where I am most comfortable. Just so you know my daughter said I looked fat. Then she popped in an exercise video and invited me to join her. I never felt better about a workout in my life. Having a 5-year old hold me accountable is outrageous fun. Any thoughts on getting her to stay on her mat instead of snuggling with mom?
Believe well!
Adelaide Zindler
Home Office Mommy
http://www.HomeOfficeMommyMagazine.com
P.S. I love the faith-based coaching group concept! Can't wait to hear the outcomes. Please share
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