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I am priti shirname ,an engineer & MBA.I am married to an Army Officer.I have been working all these years & now have quit after birth of 2 my kids.In my quest to do something worthwhile in my own time without leaving my kids to maids,I decided to start working online.I am very creative & am passionate about crafts……..so I started designing & making purses.I make them from scratch on my own with no help & have opened my online store on Etsy………It’s a US based company for handmade products ONLY.This is my store
http://www.etsy.com/shop/armcandyforyou.
Here are some blog articles written about my store
http://networkedblogs.com/8YT6y
http://elizabethoharaart.blogspot.com/search/label/ArmCandyForYou
My aim of submitting is to create awareness about this avenue……lots of Indian women are traditionally good at handmaking things & this is a huge untapped venue which can be explored by women who have the talent & time to pursue it!
Let me know what you think about this & I can write an article or kind of interview
Thank you:)
Hi Priti
Hey – you designs are good.
Yes that is a great idea to inform other women about this. You can write an article and send to us at contact@wewomentoday.com.
You can also write an article about “latest purse designs” – which we can feature on our website and give a link to your shopping cart. Send some images as well.
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Good Day:
I would like to introduce you to a new author we at Namaste Publishing
Have, Her name is Dr. Shefali Tsabary and her book is “The Conscious Parent”
DR. Shefali approaches Parenting from a very different perspective.
Our Children being our greatest Treasures.
I will attach the first 3 chapters of the book to this E mail for your
inspection.
If you are interested I would be happy to send you a Complimentary Copy
Kathy
This book turns the traditional notion of parenthood on its head; shifting the epicenter from a linear, parent-to-child relationship, to a mutual, circular, parent-with-child, relationship. In this new paradigm, the focus of the parenting dynamic is not so much on the spiritual and emotional development of the child, as it is of the parent. Here, the child is recognized not only as the emotional receiver of its parent’s psychological and spiritual legacy, but as the usher of its parent’s psychological and spiritual transcendence. Shefali Tsabary, Ph.D., received her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Columbia University, New York. Dr. Shefali was exposed to Eastern mindfulness at an early age and integrates its teachings with Western psychology. It is this blend of East and West that allows her to reach a wide audience around the world. Her ability to appeal to both a psychologically astute audience and a consciousness-driven one, marks her as one of a kind. Dr. Shefali has worked with a varied demographic; from survivors of the Tsunami to women from a third-world country; from inner city youth to suburban families; from the elderly and infirm, to corporate leaders. In addition, she has lectured extensively on Mindful Living and Conscious Parenting around the world. She currently has a private practice in New York where she works with clients across the spectrum. Her first book, “It’s a Mom: What you should know about the early years of motherhood” was released by Penguin and debuted on the Indian bestseller list for four weeks. This is her second book.
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your idea is very good for help other womens also.