Indie Business on Twitter: January 5, 2008
Donna Maria shares her Twitter conversations for the day.
Donna Maria shares her Twitter conversations for the day.
Donna Maria shares her 2009 small business predictions.
Donna Maria interviews Michelle O’Shaughnessy, author of “Nourish Your Skin & Body with Traditional Chinese Medicine” about how Indies can use use traditional Chinese techniques to take better care of themselves and their businesses.
Donna Maria shares her recipe for Redemption Chili, the perfect homemead meal for a busy work-at-home mom.
Donna Maria announces media training for Indie Business owners.
Donna Maria is excited to be in miSPA’s blog, and shares miSPA’s contest to name a new line of skincare products.
Donna Maria asks readers to share honest feedback about a newly designed Wordpress blog layout.
Donna Maria shares her fitness goals and invites readers to join her on the journey to becoming a Fit Indie.
Donna Maria shares video highlights from Indies In The City: Columbia, SC.
– Title: Boost Your Business With Podcasting– Description: Actor, podcaster and all-around fun and interesting guy Tee Morris, co-author of "Poscasting For Dummies," joins me to discuss how to use podcasting to have fun, boost your business and promote your passion! – Audio Link
– Title: Podcasting For Profit– Description: Leesa Barnes, author "Podcasting For Profit," will join E-Commerce DivaJamila White (sitting in for dM) to share how a podcast can help your business grow.
Donna Maria provides cutting edge feedback on newbie Diana Cyrill’s Shea Bath Blog.
It’s been 5 days since I started Indies For The Cure, and it’s getting embarrassing. I know the Surgeon General recommends at least 30 minutes of physical activity a day for optimum weight management. I also know there are studies showing that that’s the equivalent of taking about 10,000 steps each day. When I started…
Two decades ago, my mother-in-law succumbed to breast cancer. While I never knew her well, I had a few precious opportunities to talk with her briefly in my youth. In hindsight of course, not nearly enough. This month, I am wearing a pedometer. In November, in…
Last month, I traveled to my hometown of Washington, DC for a family reunion on my father’s side. These folks were brave enough to pose for a picture. My Cousin Bridgette (also an acclaimed opera singer who has performed with Placido Domingo), didn’t waste time once she decided to get the family together. She just…
I love banana bread but sometimes I have ripe bananas but no walnuts or flour to make bread. When this happens, I make facial mask! I found this picture from a few years ago when my daughter and I made Banana Rose Facial Mask so I thought I’d share the pic and the recipe with…
When I’m not working on all things Indie, I can sometimes be found using stuff in our fridge to make natural cosmetics. My daughter and I whipped up Summer Facial Mask with ingredients we had on hand and some green clay from Indie Beauty Network member From Nature With Love. It’s best for oily skin,…
I am of two minds about celebrating Memorial Day because it is so difficult to see so many suffer for reasons that I do not personally embrace. Nevertheless, my Sweet Vanessa and I are having a fun afternoon at the neighborhood pool. God bless those who have served and are serving.
I have always liked my hair. It’s a little on the frizzy side in this picture, but it was taken while I was moving last week. My hair is soft, naturally curly, grows quickly and is long enough to throw up a French braid or pony tail and be out the door in no time.…
Hi Everyone!! That’s me in my "cool shades" taking a break from the hassle of moving day. My daughter is the photographer. You can see her in my lens! Yes! I said "moving day." That’s right. We’ve moved again. Last year, we moved from our hometown of Washington, DC to a town called Waxhaw, south…