Jenna McKenna on Managing One of the Most Popular Religious Forums for Women
If you’ve ever needed ideas for inspiring Jewish books, places to score the best skirts or just experienced something funny when you’re living an observant lifestyle, you’re probably a part of the FGP community, and if not, you’ve got to get on it. “Frum Girl Problems”, started by Jenna McKenna (formerly Bazelon) and some friends, is a Facebook group with more than 16,000 members. It’s turned into a community that ranges from serious to light-hearted posts, offering both humor and crucial advice for women in all levels of their Jewish observance. The site has become a staple for the masses but started with modest roots.
Welcome to Chai on Life
Hi! The excitement I feel writing this first editor’s note is kind of surreal. This site is something I’ve been thinking about since I started becoming more religiously observant—about eight years ago now. Since then,…
5 Tips for Launching Your Own Business or Side Hustle
So, you have a great idea and want to make it happen…how do you get started? Learn from Jenna McKenna, founder of “Frum Girl Problems” and marketing expert—she’s sharing her top tips for success.