America's Reading Ambassador, Danny Brassell gave me an exciting interview in this episode. It was fun because Danny is as excited about reading as I am. He's the author of several books about reading and leadership.Main takeaway from Danny to pare...

Dr. Leslie Pledger inspires moms raising sons to build better relationships with them. As a member of the school staff and having her own private school, Dr. Leslie saw firsthand the devastating effect of sons bearing the brunt of an absent father.I...

Maggie Perotin was raised by a solo mom and is currently living in a blended family. Maggie helps women become high-performing leaders of their businesses. She gives them strategies to avoid hassle and overwhelm while strategically building their b...

This short episode is about keeping in touch and showing my appreciation for your loyalty and support to SoloMoms! Talk.Follow to get an update as I'll be publishing an episode a week to celebrate my birthday, the end of Season 4, and the end of Febr...

Bad credit makes you look bad. It can also cause you to spend more money than you can realistically afford.But bad credit can cost you so much more. Higher costs of insurance and missing out on your ideal job are perfect examples.Al Jones shares his...

Some of the many reasons we struggle as solo moms can be traced back to how we love ourselves. In Part 1 of the series: Why Solo Moms Struggle, I talk about my 3 tips to embrace self-love. Takeaways: See yourself as God sees youSpeak positivity int...

Dr. Michelle R. Hannah shares her tips and strategies for solo moms on how to be a good example to their children by taking care of themselves. Having raised her daughter after divorce for 17 years, Dr. Hannah is intimately familiar with the challeng...

Talking to Lisa M MacKenzie reminds me of the resilience and determination of moms raising children solo.Lisa founded several companies mostly to help others, after leaving her corporate job. 01:30 - How Lisa became a solo mom03:53 - Her biggest str...

Going to college is not for everyone. But when you decide that a college education is for you or your child, don’t get lost in the shuffle.  Shellee Howard explains how her child graduated from Harvard debt free.  Listen to learn how she plans to hav...

As a new grandmother, I was curious to have a conversation with Gramps Jeffrey, author of I Don't Want to Turn 3. It helps that the discussion is one of my favorite pastimes: reading.Gramps encourages solo moms to use reading as a tool to bond with...