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Thursday, March 17, 2011

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Mom, Inc.: Parenting As If You Mean Business

Seminars, books, consultants, and multimedia programs that develop business and leadership skills and encourage employee motivation have become a multimillion-dollar business. But where do most successful leaders and managers get their crucial first start? From their families. And though there are numerous resources available to parents in terms of childrenâ€™s health and development, little is directed to building the skills and strategies of mothers, the most important leaders of all.

A good corporate leaderâ€"no matter the size of the enterpriseâ€"knows how to keep a firm hand on the helm, motivate the people below her, empower them while remaining empowered herself, and keep control of the company and the people who work there. Likewise, mothers must use available tools, such as a mission statement, time management techniques, delegation skills, and her own benefits package, to define her goals in raising kids, regardless of experience level or background.

Mom, Inc. is a valuable resource for any mom who is interested in improving her parenting skills, becoming a better role model, and living as a positive influence on her children, regardless of their ages. Some of the corporate topics discussed as they pertain to motherhood include:

Â· The Traits of a Good Corporate Executive

Â· Family Meetings, Boardroom Style

Â· Self-Confidence Is Key

Â· Sharing Authority

Â· Employee Development

Â· All Work and No Playâ€¦Makes Mom a Burnt-Out Executive

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