Guest Blogging Can Sap Your Energy if You’re Not Careful

Guest blogging means that you are writing blog posts for someone else. It may be that they asked you to do it and they are paying you. Or you are living out your dream of writing for a high-profile blogger who can get you noticed. Either way, blogging for others can become a drain on the creative juices.

There are advantages to writing blog posts for others:

• Exposure (the good kind)
• Name and brand recognition
• Business opportunity
• Chance to write on new topics

This is only a few of the reasons. But, when you decide to guest blog, be sure that there is time in your schedule to do it. As a business owner or the owner of a blog, or BOTH, you already have a long list of responsibilities.

If you are a parent with an online business, you are also juggling family life. Blogging can take a lot out of you. It is not easy to call up those creative urges on demand. With your own blog, you are familiar with the niche enough that you can write intelligently with minimal research if you needed to.

For guest blogging, you have to bring your “A” game. First of all, you are trying to make an impression on the owner. You do want to be invited back don’t you? Getting a sense of another’s “voice” does take practice. If they give you a list of the types of topics they would like you to talk about, you have to have time to do the preparation.

Keep Everything Balanced

While guest blogging is important for the four reasons listed at the beginning, so is your business. With so much time going into the posts for another, your own work can suffer if you’re not mindful. Your own readers and clients won’t let that slide and they shouldn’t have to either.

If you decide to endeavor into guest blogging, remember a few things:

• Don’t bite off more than you can chew. Keep your posts at a manageable number.
• Don’t commit to more than one blog at a time.
• Schedule time to write your posts and those for the guest blog (you may need to let your blog go for a couple of days in order to write enough posts to schedule for the weeks you will be blogging elsewhere.)

If you want to guest blog, go ahead. It’s a great way to stretch your writing muscles. But, while you are stretching, don’t overextend or your visitors may feel the pain.


Your Personal BCBB Coach,

P.S. I am very choosy about affiliate programs I promote, and only promote products that are high quality and will provide real information my readers, friends and family can use (I always ask myself, is this a product I would recommend to my sister for her business?). I highly recommend the following links and know that they will help you in your effort to run a successful blog. Keep in mind, these are to benefit those new to blogging, so if you are already a pro, there is no need for you to check these out. New to blogging? These links will help. ;)

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Jenn Rogers, aka MiniVan Mama, is the owner and founder of Moms United In Business, and is a Christian homeschooling, freelance writing, work at home mom of four. She specializes in coaching and mentoring work at home moms, teaching them to run successful and profitable businesses based on Christian principles. Her husband and her children are a constant source of awe and inspiration. She believes in the power of prayer and she believes in miracles.  She is learning daily to seek and follow God's will, to stay humble and to serve others with love and gratitude. Feel free to contact Jenn directly at momsunited (at) msn (dot) com, or connect with her on twitter and Facebook.

Networking Opportunities Made Possible by Guest Blogging

Just like in the offline world, sometimes it is “who you know” that counts. In online business, there are many ways to network with other business owners. One way is through guest blogging.

You are building your business and making your mark in cyberspace. As a complement to your business, you start a blog. It is a place where readers and customers can interact with you, find out about new product offerings and get business information.

Networking is important for business owners. You can find new partners for business ventures, resources for upcoming product launches and ways to increase your visibility. Those who you give a chance to may turn around and offer you a helping hand one day.

There are two facets to networking through guest blogging:

• You as guest blogger
• Guest bloggers on your blog

You as Guest Blogger

Through your work, you make contact with suppliers, clients and other business people. Everyone that they know is a potential new contact for you. One of your clients or those in your business circle may ask you to guest blog for them. If you know the person and their reputation, this may be a no-brainer.

With their influence, you are opening yourself up to a new audience of business owners and other readers who can be of use to you. Always bring your best work to a guest spot just as you would on your own site. You want to be remembered (in a good way).

• Interact with your audience. Ask questions in your posts that they can respond to via comments. Answer comments with advice and a friendly voice.
• Add a website or blog link to our bio box so interested readers can find you.
• Post links to the guest blog posts on your website to interest your readership. This builds trust and expert status.

Guest Bloggers on Your Blog

Finding the right guest blogger is not easy. Getting the cream of the crop is even harder, especially if you are not well-known. Even so, only extend the invitation to those that you trust and have read their work.

• Ask friends who have blogs or online businesses and clients with expertise to blog for you. They can give your readers a new insight into what you do. Besides, you are also bringing their readers to your place for a look see.
• Set down ground rules: No foul language in posts or comments. Stick to the topic assigned. All work is to be reviewed before publishing. A bad incident could get you labeled and cause the larger, more influential bloggers to shy away from you.

Networking is needed to get your name on everyone’s screen. Use both sides of guest blogging to make your own networking opportunities with those who can benefit from a reciprocal relationship.


Your Personal BCBB Coach,

P.S. I am very choosy about affiliate programs I promote, and only promote products that are high quality and will provide real information my readers, friends and family can use (I always ask myself, is this a product I would recommend to my sister for her business?). I highly recommend the following links and know that they will help you in your effort to run a successful blog. Keep in mind, these are to benefit those new to blogging, so if you are already a pro, there is no need for you to check these out. New to blogging? These links will help. ;)

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Jenn Rogers, aka MiniVan Mama, is the owner and founder of Moms United In Business, and is a Christian homeschooling, freelance writing, work at home mom of four. She specializes in coaching and mentoring work at home moms, teaching them to run successful and profitable businesses based on Christian principles. Her husband and her children are a constant source of awe and inspiration. She believes in the power of prayer and she believes in miracles.  She is learning daily to seek and follow God's will, to stay humble and to serve others with love and gratitude. Feel free to contact Jenn directly at momsunited (at) msn (dot) com, or connect with her on twitter and Facebook.

Maximize Your Time with Guest Bloggers

When you operate a blog, with or without the online business to go with it, it takes up a lot of your time. Readers want fresh content on a regular basis. Sometimes it is hard to keep up with their voracious appetite unless you have help.

Blogging Help

Seek out writers for your blog. Think of it as another writing project. If you are familiar with ghostwriting services, you can hire writers to write posts for you that you can then publish yourself. With this type of help, you are asking a writer or writing service, to provide you with content for your website or blog. The credit goes to you for the work.

Finding a guest blogger is different from outsourcing blog content. With guest bloggers, they are getting a chance to write for your blog but with the posts being credited to them. You’ve got a few options about how you approach a guest blogging situation.

1. You can look for an ongoing contributor who blogs on a regular basis for your blog. Some contributors will blog for free as long as you’re giving them credit and helping them with their own blog or website promotions.

2. You can hire a writer to write for your blog (this will require payment, especially if you’re looking to claim the content as your own). For a certain fee, you can assign them topics and ask that they write one or two blog posts per week. Usually one is enough unless you are truly busy and need more to fill the space.

3. You can ask other experts in your field to post occasionally to help relieve some stress from having to post yourself all the time. Most of these guest bloggers will oblige and do not require any more than a link or two to their site or products in their posts.

Benefits of Guest Bloggers

Now, you can breathe a little easier. You want to keep your blog fresh and new but there don’t seem to be enough hours in the day at times. A guest blogger can take that pressure off of you so that you can devote your time to other needs:

• Marketing
• Networking
• Administrative Duties

As long as your readers stay happy, you can rotate a guest writer in and out to provide them with interesting content. Guests can also respond to reader comments and build a relationship of trust with your audience. If they have their own traffic from their sites, you have a chance to impress their readership when they come to read the posts. They can also browse your work and take an interest.

At the beginning, you may have to review posts and schedule their publication just until you feel comfortable with the writers and their styles. Once you see they do a good job, let them publish their posts immediately or schedule them without your help. This will go a long way in saving you time.

The first time that you don’t have to write several blog posts over the weekend or in your wee spare time, you won’t want to go back. How long a writer will blog for you depends on your needs, but the extra time may lead you to make it an ongoing thing.

Besides the fact that you are benefiting, so is the guest writer. They gain a reputable forum for their work, possible networking opportunities and greater visibility.


Your Personal BCBB Coach,

P.S. I am very choosy about affiliate programs I promote, and only promote products that are high quality and will provide real information my readers, friends and family can use (I always ask myself, is this a product I would recommend to my sister for her business?). I highly recommend the following links and know that they will help you in your effort to run a successful blog. Keep in mind, these are to benefit those new to blogging, so if you are already a pro, there is no need for you to check these out. New to blogging? These links will help. ;)

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Jenn Rogers, aka MiniVan Mama, is the owner and founder of Moms United In Business, and is a Christian homeschooling, freelance writing, work at home mom of four. She specializes in coaching and mentoring work at home moms, teaching them to run successful and profitable businesses based on Christian principles. Her husband and her children are a constant source of awe and inspiration. She believes in the power of prayer and she believes in miracles.  She is learning daily to seek and follow God's will, to stay humble and to serve others with love and gratitude. Feel free to contact Jenn directly at momsunited (at) msn (dot) com, or connect with her on twitter and Facebook.

In my post, Are Your Priorities Out of Whack? Part 1, I discussed how if you want to run your business by the Book, you need to run your life by the Book:

1. God FIRST and FOREMOST above ALL else.
2. Your Husband (whether he is a believer or not).
3. Your Children.
4. Your Home.
5. EVERYONE and EVERYTHING else (this includes your business!).

1. God FIRST and FOREMOST above ALL else:

• Each day I begin with my journal, taking quiet time to recognize the blessings in my life, the abundance in my life by writing at least 10 things I am grateful for. I then write a letter to my Heavenly Father thanking Him, celebrating a new day regardless of where I am in my journey. I then write my honest feelings, struggles, trials, celebrations, and all that I need to take to Him. I seek His will through prayer and turning to His word. I write out my prayer requests. Often I go back to my previous entries and write in red the answers to my prayers. I keep in mind that God answers ALL prayers, there are no answered prayers. Sometimes He says yes, sometimes no, and often wait. In His time. Not mine. His will. Not mine. 

***Please note, I completely understand how making quiet time a priority every morning is difficult. Trust me! I have four kiddos of my own, ages 1 year, 2 years, 3 years and 13 years. I will tell you that my family prefers to give me my quiet time NOW, as they have seen what a difference it makes in me and our day. If you miss a day here and there, do not beat yourself up, just start fresh the next day.

Now, my quiet time is such a part of our lives that my children respect the fact Mama is having her quiet time, and it is something I look forward to each and every morning. Once you dedicate yourself to putting this in to practice (as difficult as it may be at first) you will see such a difference, and the Lord will begin to really move in your life.

If you want to know the Lord's will for your life, spend time with Him, pray, and He will indeed direct your paths. Each of our spiritual journeys are personal and as unique as we are. If you do NOTHING else, please do THIS. It is all about relationship, my friend. Our Heavenly Father wants relationship with each of us, and He wants to guide us. All you have to do is make the time to connect with Him daily, and He will meet you there. Do not give up if it takes a bit of time to feel the connection. He is there.

• Around the Word in 360 Days: Each and every night my husband, myself and our oldest daughter have our Bible reading, as we are reading the entire Bible together this year. Honestly, this is actually the best Bible reading program I have ever come across! We started in January, but please, if you have yet to start a Bible reading program download this one and just start on Day 1 and go from there (it's free). We have so much fun, real FUN. We are learning so much, spending time learning God's word, and not a session goes by that we do not laugh and connect. We pray together, taking turns. This has taken a bit of getting used to, but I am telling you once you let go, it ROCKS!

2. Your Husband (whether he is a believer or not):

• Steve and I began doing daily couple's devotions January 1, and this too has had a huge impact in our   marriage and our lives. We are using "The One Year Devotions for Couples" by David and Teresa Ferguson, and have even starting having a Marriage Meeting once a week, as suggested in the book.  While it is difficult at times, our husbands should be our number one priority outside of God Himself. Our children, their needs, their wants, etc. come after our husbands. Just think of the gift you are giving to your children by making your marriage a priority...you are giving your children an example of what a healthy, strong God centered marriage is to be, AND your family unit will be stronger. Keep in mind, however, that this does not apply to abusive relationships or any action that is in conflict with the Book.

In our first meeting we prayed together and then discussed-
__the plans for the next week
__agreed to me having a few hours off each week to rest or take care of lesson plans, go to the library, etc.
__agreed to having "date nights" (once a month outside of the house, once a month at home after kiddos are down for the night...as a matter of fact, hubby and I are having a date night tonight and going to see a play at our local theater...see, I am practicing what I preach!)
__tithing
__handling our taxes/bills/finances
__decided on one night a week for family game night, and one night a week game night with teen


3. Your Children:

• Teaching, loving, caring for and spending time with my children come only after God, and my husband. Meaning, if I am with one, or all of my children they have my undivided attention. If the phone rings I allow the answering machine to get it, emails wait, things others need from me (other than my husband) are put aside and I am ALL THERE for my children. No more talking about how important they are to me, yet having my actions show the opposite (that work, extended family, friends, real life or online people needing support or counsel whether personal or business related are my priority). It is so true our actions speak so much louder than our words. 

4. Your Home:

• Make caring for your home priority over all outside influences. Make your house a HOME.

5. Everyone and everything else (this includes your business and/or church activities)!


Doing all of these things, and making them priority above all else has not only changed my life, my heart, our marriage, but has impacted the lives of our children in ways that I just cannot even put into words.

For Valentine's Day, my husband bought me the book, "A Woman After God's Own Heart" by Elizabeth George. Now, let me tell you, this was a God directed divine gift! My husband had no idea how this one book would validate my personal path and change our lives. My husband took the time to write a love note in the book, and THEN went through the entire book writing random notes of love and encouragement. I highly suggest you get and read this book cover to cover if you have not already. Not only does this book validate my own personal journey in prioritizing, but goes into great detail of how to apply these principles into practice. Isn't it just awesome how God works?

Now, please understand, as I do my very best to put all of the above in place in my own life, there are many times that I continue to fall short. This is not about perfection, it is about striving to be the very best we can with the Lord's help. Our Christian walk, our spiritual journeys are life long endeavors. Our goal is to grow in spiritual maturity.

What does all of this have to do with business? As I stated before, if you want to run your business by the Book, first you need to run your life by the Book. I know some of you may be reading and thinking, well I am an independent woman, I will not cater to my husband, my children...I have bills to pay, is she crazy?

Friend, listen to me...everything you do in the flesh will never compare to what the Lord Himself can and will do in your life if you surrender to Him. I cannot even begin to imagine or know what God's will is for your own life, or your own business. I do know, that YOU can find out by going to Him and asking for Him to guide you.

Be prepared, however. He may very well lead you in a direction you may not willingly want to go. I just went through that very same struggle (kicking and screaming the whole way!).

I'd love to hear your thoughts!


His Work in Progress,



Jenn Rogers, aka MiniVan Mama, is the owner and founder of Moms United In Business, and is a Christian homeschooling, freelance writing, work at home mom of four. She specializes in coaching and mentoring work at home moms, teaching them to run successful and profitable businesses based on Christian principles. Her husband and her children are a constant source of awe and inspiration. She believes in the power of prayer and she believes in miracles.  She is learning daily to seek and follow God's will, to stay humble and to serve others with love and gratitude. Feel free to contact Jenn directly at momsunited (at) msn (dot) com, or connect with her on twitter and Facebook.

My new journey began in October 2009, when I was literally on my knees crying out to God for help. Now, as drastic as this sounds the trials I was facing were those of finding balance in every day life. Nothing earth shattering had happened, I had just reached a point (again!) where I could no longer keep going the way I was going.

It seemed finding balance in my life was going to be a life long pursuit, and I doubted if it was something I would ever be able to accomplish.

I tried everything. I read every self-help/organization book I could get my hands on. I tried this approach. I tried that approach. As soon as I felt as if I had gained some control over my life, the chaos would once again take over. Here I was trying to balance marriage, the new journey of homeschooling, parenting all four kiddos, running my business, trying to run our household and desperate for peace...

Can you relate?

Do you need help in running your own life, finding balance while doing all you can to stay sane and not run off screaming into the night? Ok, well maybe your situation is not so drastic, but are you seeking joy, contentment and peace?

I can help. Really, I can!

No, I do not have some *new* program for you to try or buy, I am not promising you a life of material wealth, or that you will be a mom making millions and all your troubles will be over as you retire to some private island where leisure is a way of life.

What I will tell you is that the suggestions I am about to share with you will change your life. And, no, my friend, it will not be easy as you put these suggestions into practice. But, it will be worth it.

Keep in mind, that these are life long practices. Life long. Get that? :) What I am going to share with you are things you will need to put into practice each and every day. This is not some 30 day self-help or business guru program, however you may find that there may be instant results (aka BLESSINGS).

To run your business by the Book, you need to run your life by the Book. Now, I have no doubt you already know this. But, I ask you, have you been putting this into practice? You see, I have always been a Christian. I have never been an unbeliever, however I did not live my own life by the Book. When I rededicated my life to Christ in October, I had reached a crisis point in my spirit.

I KNEW there was more to life than what I was experiencing. I KNEW that something (actually a lot) was out of whack. It all boiled down to me trying to do everything in the flesh, and that my friend is why I continued to fail, stay frustrated and was in a constant state of overwhelm.

My priorities were completely and totally out of whack. My heart was in the right place, my intentions were true and good (yet we all know that they say about good intentions, eh?), but I had it ALL wrong.

My journey began with me on my knees (again), and finally, finally with a heart of true surrender became desperate for the Lord's help, as I just COULD NOT DO IT ON MY OWN.

I tried.
I failed.
I tried.
I failed.....over and over and over again.

Yep, I am very stubborn and hardheaded. If you have not reached this point yet, I want to encourage you to go ahead and surrender and get your priorities in the order God has laid out for us in His word, the Book, the Bible.

1. God FIRST and FOREMOST above ALL else.
2. Your Husband (whether he is a believer or not).
3. Your Children.
4. Your Home.
5. EVERYONE and EVERYTHING else (this includes your business!).

In my next post I will share with you HOW to put your priorities in order and how I am literally practicing what I preach. I will share with you step by step how I have come to understand God's way is so much better than our own.

I want to encourage you to really let this post and the words I share sink in. My prayer is that each of you that read this, those that can identify where I have been will be able to follow suit and make the changes needed for you to find true peace, contentment, and yes SUCCESS.

True victory, true success is so much more than an amount of money in your bank account. Getting our priorities in order and being good stewards of our blessings, our time, our resources and our money will grant you success that cannot be found "out there"....

Be sure to find out more by reading Are Your Priorities Out of Whack, Part 2.



His Work in Progress,


P.S.  I want to invite you to hop on over to my personal blog and follow me on my own personal journey. Being so open and honest about my own spiritual journey feels at times as if I am standing naked in front of the world, but I know that I am following God's will and doing what He has instructed me to do. I would like to invite you to join me in this endeavor as we learn and grow together in our Christian walk. Even if you do not feel led to be so open and public about your personal journey, maybe....just maybe by my sharing my own it will help you as you follow your own path and purpose God has for YOU! ;)




Jenn Rogers, aka MiniVan Mama, is the owner and founder of Moms United In Business, and is a Christian homeschooling, freelance writing, work at home mom of four. She specializes in coaching and mentoring work at home moms, teaching them to run successful and profitable businesses based on Christian principles. Her husband and her children are a constant source of awe and inspiration. She believes in the power of prayer and she believes in miracles.  She is learning daily to seek and follow God's will, to stay humble and to serve others with love and gratitude. Feel free to contact Jenn directly at momsunited (at) msn (dot) com, or connect with her on twitter and Facebook.

Increase Business Visibility by Blogging for Others

There are people in the Internet business scene who are “big names.” When they are mentioned, others stand up and take notice (where is E. F. Hutton?). You can use their influence to gain a higher visibility in your business arena.

All sorts of people visit blogs. They are not just people who see a catchy headline and stop in for a peek. Successful business people, offline companies, moms and others from different spheres of influence are reading, commenting and taking notice of who posts on their favorite blogs.

This is good for you. Here’s the scenario: You are a business owner who wants to stand out from the crowd in your niche. Let’s say that it is virtual assisting. One of your favorite blog owners gives you a chance to guest blog for them.

You know the style of the blog and add your own personal touch. Through your solid advice and personal insights, some of that blogger’s visitors approach you about business opportunities. Even the blog owner may like you so much so that he or she offers to partner with you on a project. Others file your name away until they decide that they are ready for VA services. In the meantime, they follow your blog.

It is a win-win situation in the making. But, don’t stop at one blog guest spot. Trade on the name of that first influential blogger to garner other spots. Suddenly, your traffic increases as your loyal followers tell others about you. Before you know it, people are going to want to appear on your blog!

This scenario puts everything in a neat little box. It will require some work, but it can be done. In conjunction with your other marketing strategies, guest blogging can put your name out there in even more places.

Guest Blogging for Those Who Have Their Own Blog

Now, let’s say that you are a blogger yourself already. Can you see some of the benefits of posting on someone else’s blog yet? Guest blogging gives you a chance to stretch those writing muscles and expand your niche, or find a new niche that you didn’t see before.

If you sell advertising on your blog, guest appearances can net you more people who are familiar with you and want to buy space. That means more money in your pocket. You may even decide to go beyond the blog and create a business website or join affiliate programs to also boost your income.

So, what are you going to do when you become a household name? The sky’s the limit for you and your business as long as you take care of the relationships that you are forming. ;)


Your Personal BCBB Coach,

P.S. I am very choosy about affiliate programs I promote, and only promote products that are high quality and will provide real information my readers, friends and family can use (I always ask myself, is this a product I would recommend to my sister for her business?). I highly recommend the following links and know that they will help you in your effort to run a successful blog. Keep in mind, these are to benefit those new to blogging, so if you are already a pro, there is no need for you to check these out. New to blogging? These links will help. ;)

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Jenn Rogers, aka MiniVan Mama, is the owner and founder of Moms United In Business, and is a Christian homeschooling, freelance writing, work at home mom of four. She specializes in coaching and mentoring work at home moms, teaching them to run successful and profitable businesses based on Christian principles. Her husband and her children are a constant source of awe and inspiration. She believes in the power of prayer and she believes in miracles.  She is learning daily to seek and follow God's will, to stay humble and to serve others with love and gratitude. Feel free to contact Jenn directly at momsunited (at) msn (dot) com, or connect with her on twitter and Facebook.

Flex Your Writing Muscles through Guest Blogging

Writing is one of those activities that only get better with practice. Maybe you are a fair enough writer for your online content or blog, but you can always improve. Writing about a variety of topics for others gets those creative muscles working again.

Many writers have written on a number of topics and in a number of media before they decided on the one they liked. If your business is writing, then in the interest of expanding your skills, guest blogging is a great way to do that.

Guest Blogging

Guest blogging is when you write blog posts for others. It’s like being a guest on a late night talk show but with less name-calling and bad jokes. Blog owners won’t just choose anyone for their guest spots, so you must have done something right if they are asking you.

Now, it’s time for you to impress by writing what they need with your voice. If you are writing on a topic that you don’t have much experience with, you’ll need to start from scratch.

1. Do your homework. If you are running a general gardening website and another business owner asks you to blog for them on daffodils, you may have some work to do to become thoroughly familiar with that flower.

2. Follow any instructions to the letter. The blog owner may give you the blog post titles. Within their word count and the context of the title, deliver a product that will meet and, dare we say, exceed their expectations. If you have questions, ask them before you get started.

3. Read past blog posts for hints on style. Of course you are a fan of the blog for which you are writing. You like the posts, but now you will reread them to see how they layout their information and get to the point in such a short piece.

4. Write a rough draft. You probably stopped that a while ago for your own website. You are so acquainted with the material that you don’t have to. But, for someone else, write without editing and then go back and fix it until it is the way you want it to be. 

If you are used to writing longer pieces of content or reports, a blog post is a nice change of pace. The tone is usually more conversational and fun but with an emphasis on the facts. It is a new style but one you may want to adopt to create your own blog for your business.



Your Personal BCBB Coach,

P.S. I am very choosy about affiliate programs I promote, and only promote products that are high quality and will provide real information my readers, friends and family can use (I always ask myself, is this a product I would recommend to my sister for her business?). I highly recommend the following links and know that they will help you in your effort to run a successful blog. Keep in mind, these are to benefit those new to blogging, so if you are already a pro, there is no need for you to check these out. New to blogging? These links will help. ;)

5 Ways To Sabotage A Blog Before Starting And How To Avoid
Them

Blogging Starter Pack Blog

Unleash The Selling Power of Your Blog eCourse


Jenn Rogers, aka MiniVan Mama, is the owner and founder of Moms United In Business, and is a Christian homeschooling, freelance writing, work at home mom of four. She specializes in coaching and mentoring work at home moms, teaching them to run successful and profitable businesses based on Christian principles. Her husband and her children are a constant source of awe and inspiration. She believes in the power of prayer and she believes in miracles.  She is learning daily to seek and follow God's will, to stay humble and to serve others with love and gratitude. Feel free to contact Jenn directly at momsunited (at) msn (dot) com, or connect with her on twitter and Facebook.