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Jen Smith appeared on The Montel Show as a featured guest contributor for the “Modern Girl’s Guide to Success” (Dec 2007), and as a featured guest panelist at CNN’s Inspire Summit: Women’s Empowerment Conference (Dec 2008). She is scheduled to appear in an upcoming feature-length film, “Secrets of Money: The Documentary Movie” (2009), and has been interviewed for inclusion in a variety of publications including The Vision Board: The Secret to an Extraordinary Life (book), 50 Interviews: Entrepreneurs (book), Rocky Mountain Parent Magazine, Women’s Health Magazine, Complete Idiot’s Guide to Vision Boards (book), and How To Be Rich and Happy: A Manual For Life (book). Jen Smith’s popular blog, Millionaire Mommy Next Door, has been featured, highlighted and recommended by hundreds of online resources, bloggers and web sites including U.S. News & World Report: Money and Business, MSN Money, MainStreet.com (TheStreet), Austin American-Statesman, WiseBread, Lifehacker, WOW! Women On Writing and ParentDish.

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Bio Summary:

Known to the blogosphere and on national TV as “The Millionaire Mommy Next Door”, Jen Smith went from earning minimum wage as a graveyard shift donut and coffee pusher to financial freedom as a self-made millionaire by age 40. Jen bootstrapped half a dozen small businesses while working from home in her pajamas. She learned how to invest in the stock market and in herself. Her story is more than a rags to riches story, it’s a rags to a rich life story.

Now Jen is on a mission to inspire and empower others through financial education so they too can enjoy the life they want to live. Jen freely shares her recipe for success, happiness and financial freedom via writing, blogging, speaking and coaching. As part of her commitment to community, Jen pledges her blogging revenue as 0% microloans through Kiva.org to small businesses operated by working, impoverished women in developing countries.

Learn more about Jen Smith:
About Me
How I Became a Millionaire (a five-part series)