Anyone who has tried to start their own business knows how much time, money, energy, and planning are involved. And trying to raise a child at the same time makes it significantly more difficult. However, the rewards that come from becoming a mompreneur are immeasurable—whether it’s from making your own schedule, making more money, or making a change in your life.
For me, the change I needed was getting rest, and the added bonus was feeling a sense of purpose. My second child would fall asleep in my arms and then wake up the moment I put him down, which inspired me to create a line of sleep-assisting clothing for babies and infants.
Many of the tenets I have followed are ones that mompreneurs can also use to help them on their own entrepreneurial journeys.
Dispatches From The Front 