I have been following Nancy Collamer’s writings since my daughter was born in 2005.  She writes about career options for working mothers.  I got excited when her blog reminded me that I needed to check out the new WSJ blog, “The Juggle”.  Thanks Nancy, for the reminder.  However, I was a bit surprised and disappointed when I read the site.  I had the preconceived idea that if WSJ was reporting it, then the subject matter would be refreshing for the six figure mom.   Back to the old rule, “never assume anything”.  I felt out of touch with most of the topics (although I did like, Do You Read Your Kids Diaries or Facebook Pages and left a comment) and wondered why WSJ isn’t writing for their target market.  At least I think we’re their target?

I don’t mean to imply that the topics aren’t important to me but I can get that kind of information from many other sources.  I expect a higher level of subjects from the Journal.   Is it me or do you guys also feel this blog is a bit lackluster?  What topic would you like to see in the their blog?  Maybe we can help them kick it up a notch.  I’m all for molding what is offered for the six figure mom because sometimes we certainly seem left out.