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• Growing Without Guilt: How to Deal With the "Haters"

  

  Getting your education is a positive goal Family, friends, and neighbors may feel intimidated or threatened by your success Negative influences may make you feel guilty about your achievements How to Deal...

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• How Going Back to School Online May Help Combat Low Self-Esteem

  

  Most women have struggled with low self-esteem There are ways to help build a healthy self-esteem Going back to school is a good opportunity to build confidence and self-respect What is self-esteem? Simply...

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• A Project Working Mom Success Story: Jeanne S.

  

  If it had not been for online education, 36-year-old Jeanne, a single mother of two, may never have received her associate degree or enrolled in a bachelor degree program at Bellevue University . Now she...

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• Letting Go of Guilt

  

  Holding in feelings of guilt can lower your self-esteem Put your needs first on your priority list Accept your limitations and praise your personal accomplishments Guilt and motherhood seem to go hand...

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• A Project Working Mom Success Story: Xochitl A.

  

  Xochitl (pronounced "So-cheet") has overcome more obstacles than most people in order to become a distance learning student and work towards a degree: an earthquake, revolution, leaving her homeland...

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• The Working Mom's Mini-Guide to Confidence

  

  Though time is scarce, set aside quiet moments for yourself A little emotional support can go a long way Positive thinking is good for you and those around you As you already know, it's quite easy to overstretch...

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• "I Was a Single Mom": Anita's Story

  

  A sudden desire for dried apricots when she'd always loved black licorice might have been a tip-off. But cravings were the last thing on the busy high school freshman's mind. The 15-year old cheerleader...

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