If you’re the type of mom who not only enjoys life to the fullest, but also wants to preserve memories of this special season, you’re going to love Stacey Pryce. As owner of Cute E’s Photography, Stacey has created a profitable business, sharing her God-given gifts, doing something she loves and helping other moms preserve treasured childhood moments. Now that’s a fulfilling career! And she does it all in just a few hours a week while her four children are in school. How many moms would love the opportunity to build a business with that kind of flexibility and creativity? Congratulations to Stacey for having the commitment and determination to make it happen for herself and family!
Business Name: Cute E’s Photography
Business Description: Cute E’s Photography provides on-location photography in Virginia Beach, VA, utilizing natural light and specializing in maternity, children, seniors, and families.
Stacey’s Story:
When my first child (daughter) was born, I started to grasp how fleeting our memories are and wanted to capture every moment and not forget one tiny hair on her precious head…..and so was born my passion for preserving those sweet memories. I began my journey into photography as a young girl and when I became a mom, it became a passion and then developed into my own business (Cute E’s Photography was created by me and my husband). I have always loved children. From as long as I could remember, I wanted to be a mom and a teacher. Growing up, I helped in Vacation Bible School, Sunday School, camp counselor, nanny and eventually became a teacher and a mom of four. My love and extensive experience with children helps me to find that true smile that you see only when your camera is “put away.” I love what I do and I thank God everyday that he gave me the gifts he did and the ability to start my own business. God even gave me the perfect partner! My husband has a great business mind and keeps my creative streaks in line with our business goals. I couldn’t do this without him. [Read more...]
Be careful who you ask for advice. I used to believe that mompreneurs and other home based business owners naturally possessed a higher standard of ethics than the corporate executives and big business leaders of the world. I don’t know why I thought that to be true – maybe I simply wished it were the case so I could feel I was in good company. 
You know that phrase or sentence right after the name of your business on your website and marketing materials? Well, that’s called a tagline and it helps people remember your business or ministry, and understand what makes you different. That’s important for a mom entrepreneur in today’s crowded marketplace – you want to stand out and be noticed! If you don’t have a tagline, or if it’s time to make a change, put on your creative thinking cap and have some fun playing with words!
