Looking to transition to a flexible schedule? Convince your team and/or supervisor that you can be just as productive and successful (if not more) than if you were in the office. Here, the steps to get you there.

Recently, I’ve had separate conversations with three mom friends: one is a business owner who works from home, one has a masters degree and the other a doctorate. And they all expressed similar sentiments about their work– Is this what I’m supposed to be doing, now, in this phase of my life?

As a mother and a business woman working for herself, I've always been fascinated with people who make money every minute of the day, including when they are fast asleep. Sounds pretty nice doesn't it?

A casuality of the recession, flexible schedules are few and far between these days. What does that mean for working moms?

It’s 11:10 pm, and HybridMom.com’s managing editor, Allison, and I are emailing back and forth. If I email Allison past the traditional workday finale of 6 pm, I’m sure to get a response—especially after 10 pm. That’s because Allison and I are part of the Late Night Sisterhood.

Meet Mary gormley, the self-described 'person' of Gidget, known to the world as Samantha Jones' frisky canine, "Baby" in the Sex and the City movie. Does your pet have what it takes to make it in films & TV?

Let's be honest, it's hard to make money off of a blog, but it is possible! There are a large group of people who have successfully done so. Generally, if you have a blog attached to your business website you won't be blogging for profit (that's more about driving traffic IN, not out).

With so many options available to women today, it is definitely possible to be both a mother and a career woman, and yet still be there for our children.

I'll admit it. I'm just as curious as the next woman about what Michelle Obama will wear on Inauguration Day. Dubbed the "commander in sheath" by Vanity Fair and the "first lady of fashion" by ABC News, it's little wonder why her wardrobe keeps us buzzing.