Christine’s blog has been named one of the best working mom blogs to follow for support, laughs and advice. All of Christine Michel Carter’s articles for other publications are housed here. From #blackgirlmagic to breastfeeding, Christine Michel Carter has covered it for major publications- including Forbes, TIME, Harper’s BAZAAR, Parents, Health, and Women’s Health.
This guest post was written by Charlene Walters, MBA, PhD. The holidays are always hectic, but this year takes the cake (or pumpkin pie, perhaps). Not only will we have
As working mothers, we must know certain crucial aspects to keep our grind on point. Here are 10 productivity tips for working moms and mompreneurs! 1. Do the research. Plan
Having shared experiences is one of the best ways to bond with your family. Because of this, it’s important to start some traditions. Let’s look at some family tradition
Starting your own business, being the administrator of your own time, and your schedule is often very appealing. Even more so in COVID times, it’s known for a fact that
Christine Michel Carter published “Yes, It’s Alright To Say ‘No’ At Work,” which discussed the need women have in the workplace to say “yes” in an attempt to demonstrate proficiency
A mompreneur is a mother who is also employed or operates a business. A mom executive is a mother who also manages a team of professionals at an organization. They
Since writing two best- selling books, author Christine Michel Carter continues to impact through literary influence for publications like Parents, TIME, and ForbesWomen. Her contributions range from her personal experiences
Pre-Covid-19, many working moms already felt the need to say “yes” in an attempt to demonstrate proficiency in their role. Women have to earn that perception in majority-male workplaces. At a minimum,
From Madonna to Beyoncé and beyond, get inspired in your home office or the car by some of today’s biggest Working Moms In Music. Curated by the #1 global voice
