This week's WAHM Bam, Thank You, Mom tip from WAHM expert Patty Hoffman of I Love 2 Be Home.com reminds us to ask questions: "Ask questions—lots of questions. Everybody has something useful to share, even those people with less experience than you have. Whether it's a fresh take on something or a tried-and-true pearl of wisdom, there's so boundless knowledge to be gained from just about everyone you know. So get out there and start asking!" For more from Patty, go to www.ilove2behome.com.

This week's "WAHM Bam, Thank You, Mom" tip from WAHM expert Patty Hoffman of I Love To Be Home, a site dedicated to helping moms get their professional on from home, talks the universal truth that is the law of attraction. "Attitude is everything! If you convey enthusiasm and always take a positive approach to every aspect of your business (even the things that you don't love doing, like the accounting!), other people will be attracted to you and your business. You get back what you put out there and your intentions set the tone for your success." For more from Patty, go to www.ilove2behome.com.

This week's WAHM Bam Thank You, Mom tip from Patty Hoffman of I Love 2 Be Home, a site dedicated to helping moms work from home, talks cold hard cash. "When starting your own WAHM business, there are a lot of options from which you can choose. It's often difficult to ascertain which company is legitimate and which one is a scam. Here's my rule of thumb: Never invest a large sum of money. If a company asks you to put up a lot of money to start your own business, then that's a major red flag. Consider yourself lucky that this red flag was waved in front of you before you parted with your hard-earned money and then run for hills!" For more from Patty, go to www.ILove2BeHome.com.

This week's WAHM Bam, Thank You Mom tip from Patty Hoffman of I Love 2 Be Home, a site that helps moms set up their own work from home businesses, talks consistency and effort. We've got to keep this one in mind the next time we're at the gym (or the next time we forgo the gym to get a little extra work done, even though we promised ourselves we'd take 30 minutes out of the day and do something good for ourselves—uh, but we digress). "Be consistent. Success (at anything) is less about what you do or how much time you spend doing it. It's about the consistent effort you give! Think about raising kids, the consistent effort you put into making sure that they are safe, healthy, happy, smart, kind, competent human beings and apply the same long-term effort to your business. If you only have one hour a day to devote to an at-home business, but you give that hour all you've got, you will still be amazed at the end of a year how far you've come." For more from Patty, go to www.ilove2behome.com