Profiles
Personal Account: My Brain on Sales
MP Dunleavey is DailyWorth's Editorial Director.Stress Spending Last weekend was a hectic (but fun) time with family—but it was peppered with work, and followed by a high-pressure Monday morning meeting. Worse, everywhere I went there was another... ➡
End the Superwoman Syndrome
Mikelann Valterra, director of the Women's Earning Institute, is a prosperity teacher and money coach. It caught up to me one day, back when I was married. I found myself screaming at my husband to make his own dinner while throwing a box of... ➡
Personal Account: Danielli, Part III
She has a good income, heinous debt, she's planning her wedding and—oops!—her fiancé just quit his job. DW reader Danielli wants off the financial rollercoaster, but how? Here the third installment in her series for DW. Read Part I and Part II... ➡
Stretttccccch Your Food Dollar
Denise Schipani is a mother of two. She’s the Mom Advice columnist for American Baby, and blogs at www.ConfessionsofaMeanMommy.com So many money tips these days strike me as obvious. Brew your own coffee! Borrow books from the library! Shop the... ➡
Win Some, Lose Some
Today is International Women's Day today—in case you forgot. It sounds like one of those faux holidays recognized only by the U.N. and feisty women's groups. That's partly true, but there are a number of reasons to take note of the recent... ➡
Sell Your Friends, Again
Back in May 2009, when DailyWorth was just learning to crawl, we published a post called "Sell Your Friends"—inviting our readers to promote their friends to the DailyWorth community. Good karma. Good business. It was such a success, we want to... ➡
I'm Spent - Confessions of One Tired Mom
As the founder of DailyWorth, I have, perhaps, an abnormally obsessive determination to improve my financial standing. To me, that means growing my net worth. On one front I've made significant progress: Since resolving my Money Coma drama, I've... ➡
Women's Worth, Worldwide - A Photo Exhibit
You're not the only one with money on her mind. The International Museum of Women in San Francisco is now hosting an online exhibit called Economica. It sheds light on women's economic standing around the globe. Here's a selection from the... ➡
