Last Chance for Mom Entrepreneurs to Expose Their Business in 2006

The Business Mom Requests Book Contributions To Help Mom Entrepreneurs Juggle Running Their Businesses and Raising Their Families.

Los Angeles, CA (PRWEB) January 5, 2006 -- The Business Mom, Terilee Harrison, is extending a final invitation to all mom entrepreneurs, including work-at-home moms and founders of large corporations, to contribute to her upcoming book, "The Business Mom Guide Book: More Life, Less Overwhelm for Mom Entrepreneurs" (Wyatt-MacKenzie, Sept. 2006).

According to Ms. Harrison, “All mom entrepreneurs know it’s a challenge to raise their families and run a business, but hardly anybody talks about how they get it done! I want to hear from moms who are getting it done. Your insights, tips, failures and success stories will be published so we can help each other.” As a thank you to all contributors, their businesses will be promoted both in the book and on her website, www.thebusinessmom.com.

Requests for interview questions should be sent via email to "terilee@thebusinessmom.com" as soon as possible. Contributions must be received on or before Sunday, January 15, 2006, in order to be included in this timely and needed book to be published in Fall, 2006.

A former corporate mom turned mom entrepreneur, Ms. Harrison realized that mom entrepreneurs face unique challenges and have few resources to help them juggle their businesses and raising their families. She founded "The Business Mom" in 2005 to help mom entrepreneurs get a life! When you're trying to balance a family, a home and a business, “getting a life” may seem like an unlikely proposition and an unattainable luxury. The Business Mom’s mission is to make that dream a reality for mom entrepreneurs everywhere.

“As I network, my life constantly changes for the better through the people I meet. I want to help you connect with those who will inspire you and encourage you to achieve your dreams,” says Ms. Harrison.

For more information, visit "http://www.thebusinessmom.com"; or call 909-576-3007.

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