Kelly McCausey, Chele Neisler, Treece Smolinski, Tishia Lee and Cara Mirabella were the gang on Mom’s Morning Show today.

This Week’s Theme: First Steps To An Online Business

The ladies talked about personality and how it affects you in your business again today. The ladies shared what they think their personality types are. The conversation turned to ‘newbies’ interested in working at home and how it’s important to seek council on their business idea. This led into talking about people that seek out the help of a business coach and how as a business coach it should be their responsibility to give the truth and if an idea is a bad one, let them know. They shouldn’t be blowing fluff up your rump.

To end the discussion - in business it’s important to figure out your personality type and then find out a way to work with your weaknesses because we all have our areas of weakness and we need to find ways to work with them.

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Kelly McCausey was joined by Mom’s Morning Show crew Carrie Lauth, Treece Smolinski and Tishia Lee.

This Week’s Theme: First Steps To An Online Business

The ladies threw in the towel on this week’s theme and talked about whatever they felt like talking about. Kelly just wasn’t feeling this week’s theme and told the ladies to chat about whatever. The ladies talked about how they handle working at home and if they have a bad day. Do you just throw in the towel and walk away from the computer or do you just go through the motions and do what you need to do?

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Kelly McCausey was joined by Mom’s Morning Show Crew Tishia Lee, Carrie Lauth and Cara Mirabella.

This Week’s Theme: First Steps To An Online Business.

The conversation today started with Kelly briefly mentioning what she talked about yesterday and the questions she mentioned that you should ask yourself to decide if you are ready to work from home and start an online business.

Today Kelly moved the conversation to if you passed the ’should I’ test then the next step is to evaluate the things you like doing. She asked the ladies to share things from their past jobs (before they started working from home) that they enjoyed and how those things have carried over into your home based business.

Resources Recommended:

Dan Miller’s 48 Days website/podcast

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Tishia Lee was joined by Mom’s Morning Show Crew Treece Smolinski and Beverly Mahone our special guest this week.

This Week’s Theme: Growing Up VS Growing Old with Beverly Mahone

Tishia opened the show sharing how sick she’s been since 3 o’clock this morning and that brought up the conversation of Beverly wanting to know what color everyone was feeling today. Tishia shared she was feeling black. Not in necessarily a ‘mood’ sort of way but black because of being sick. Beverly shared that she felt like brown was her dominant color today.

Beverly took the ladies in the direction of pursuing your dreams. She wanted to know if you were pursuing your dreams today. Treece shared that she was but there was one area in her life that she wasn’t. Tishia said yes and no.

And to finish the conversation up, the ladies talked about relationships.

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Host Kelly McCausey was joined by Mom’s Morning Show Crew Cara Mirabella and Tishia Lee.

This Week’s Theme: Growing Up VS Growing Old with Beverly Mahone

Beverly Mahone is our special guest this week. Beverly took the discussion in the direction of not letting the weight of the world weigh you down. And yes that means that we talked about health, weight, etc. Beverly wanted to know what was preventing/holding everyone back from getting out there three times a week and exercising for at least 30 minutes. Motivation and ourselves were the answers that Cara and Kelly gave. Tishia shared that she is at the point in her weight loss journey where she’s hit the plateau and she’s starting to slip back into her old mindset and losing motivation. Beverly gave her some great advice.

Today was another great show with Beverly sharing lots of advice, reading some things out of her book Whatever! A Baby Boomer’s Journey Into Middle Age and just chatting. If you missed the show you will want to check out the archives!

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Host Kelly McCausey was joined by Mom’s Morning Show Crew Aurelia Williams and Tishia Lee today.

This Week’s Theme: Growing Up VS Growing Old with Beverly Mahone

Beverly Mahone is our special guest this week. She shared some statistics today and talked about Baby Boomer’s and Generation Jones (those born in the 70’s). Beverly and Kelly talked about your 40’s and Beverly shared that your 50’s are amazing, at least to her. She doesn’t relate to those who are 70, 80 or 90 but she does respect them and tries to learn from them.

Beverly asked if anyone feared Alzheimer’s? Aurelia said that she fears cancer the most and that she thinks you fear what you’ve seen in your life. Tishia piped up to share that she doesn’t fear Alzheimer’s but she is going through this in her family with her grandmother and how hard it is to be around her. She said she finds herself avoiding calling her grandparents and avoids visiting them as often as she used to.

Beverly brought up the topic of letting go of your past and unpacking your baggage. She said that you need to look at the situation realistically and if it’s not working you need to try something different. For example if you’ve asked your husband 20,000 times to take out the garbage on Tuesdays but he still isn’t doing it, you need a new approach to the situation. If you keep repeating the same thing over and over you are in denial. Aurelia said that when working with clients she sees this situation a lot and the first thing she tries to do is get to the root of the baggage because once you realize it’s there, it’s easier to deal with it.

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Guest host, Carrie Lauth came back to finish out the week with Mom’s Morning Show crew members Kelly McCausey, Treece Smolinski, Cara Mirabella and Tishia Lee.

This Week’s Theme: A Man is not a Financial Plan

The ladies shared some small talk this morning about finances and kids and credit cards. Is it a good idea to get a credit card for your kids? Do you just give them one that has your name on it, etc and allow them to use it for emergencies only?

The conversation went in lots of different directions today.

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Kelly was giving away some $10.00 Wal-Mart gift cards. All listeners had to do was call in and give Carrie some feedback on what they liked about the show this week.

LaTara Ham-Ying called in and shared that she contacted Kristine McKinley about setting up a time to talk to her about her finances, etc. The show was inspirational to her and took her back to her single mom days. She shared that it motivated her to get up off her butt and do something instead of always relying on her husbands income.

Tsoniki Crazy Bull called in to share that Carrie’s topic made her realize that her mom did a great job as a single mom raising her. She shared that her mom didn’t have to have a man in her life to support her. Tsoniki said that the show made her appreciate her mom even more than she already did.

We even had a gentleman call in and share some advice about this week’s topic. Dean called in to share that he agrees that a man should not be a financial plan.

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