In 2008, stay-at-home-mom Stephanie O'Dea was determined to figure out a "legitimate way" to earn a living from her kitchen table with absolutely no money down. On a whim, she decided to write online about one of her favorite things: her Crock-Pot Slow Cooker. This simple idea has since turned into a highly successful website, New York Times best-selling cookbooks, numerous television appearances, and a bonafide career. But, according to O'Dea, the best part is that she can do it all from home, in her fuzzy slippers, while ...
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In 2008, stay-at-home-mom Stephanie O'Dea was determined to figure out a "legitimate way" to earn a living from her kitchen table with absolutely no money down. On a whim, she decided to write online about one of her favorite things: her Crock-Pot Slow Cooker. This simple idea has since turned into a highly successful website, New York Times best-selling cookbooks, numerous television appearances, and a bonafide career. But, according to O'Dea, the best part is that she can do it all from home, in her fuzzy slippers, while caring for her three children.
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