Tracy Green just launched a new website, www.smartworkingmom.com.  Her site is worth a look if you have a minute.  This week, she emailed me and also left a comment on my blog.  I’d like to share them both with you because I think you’ll relate to what she’s saying.

 Email:  “I applaude you!  It was so refreshing to see a website that makes it okay for moms to work, and want to work and celebrates those who do!  I’m emailing to ask your permission to list www.sixfiguremomsclub.com as a  HOT LINK on my evolving website:  www.smartworkingmom.com.  I’m a full-time, plus working mom of two boys and enjoy having a career. My issue became that I was in complete control and successful at the office, but at home — forget it! I was out of my element.  (Snipped)

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?