If you are a working mom who thinks she wants career change, I encourage you to spend a few hours playing around in Facebook to see how other people are making money on the web.  You might also have a little fun while you’re at it.  Maybe Facebook is your path to telecommuting, flexible work and the ever escaping work life balance.  Besides, don’t you want to keep up with your kids humor?

It’s easy to find news about Fortune 500 and other corporate women CEO’s.  They seem to be featured everywhere.  I guess featuring them comes with the ever popular gender pay difference topic that promotes big readership.  I applaud these women but I’m always wondering about everyone else.  The Average Joyce, if you will, of highly educated and capable women who are happily succeeding in the $75,000-$250,000 income arena.  That’s still something to celebrate I’d say.  I want to hear about the others who might not be in the mainstream public eye but are making it work in forward thinking, sociologically changing jobs using remote work options and telecommuting.  I want to lavish in the stories of  women who are thinking outside of the box and creating a best life option for themselves and their families.  Those stories are everywhere but not so often covered by the media.  However, I think Pink magazine just might get it.  Seems they’ll be focusing on at least a part of this demographic starting in the September issue with “My Beautiful Business, a section devoted to women who own or dream of owning their own firm”.  I’m looking forward to seeing the contents.   I’ll also be adding a Feature section to this site highlighting an accomplished business woman doing her own thing.  Want to be featured?  Add a comment to this post and I’ll get back to you.

Speaking of Pink, they are sponsoring a Women’s Conference in various cities on various dates.  Until Maria Shriver helps with some tickets to her Women’s Conference , you can still buy tickets to these Pink events.