BOOK REVIEW: So You Want to be a Work-At-Home Mom
What would you do if I told you there was a step-by-step book on how to get that done?
As a stay-home mom and business owner, I would have loved to have a book on how to get my business off the ground. When I started my business, I had a two year old toddler and brand spanking new baby. It was a long process of doing what I could when the kids were sleeping and working with clients when I had the extra help.
The book, So you Want to be a Stay-At-Home Mom: A Christian's Guide to Starting a Home Based Business by Jill Hart and Diana Ennen is one of those books you buy then refer to over and over again.
Both authors started out exactly the same way most small home based businesses do... with an idea of a business and not a clue how to get it going. They share their experiences (good and bad) of how they started their business, what choices they had to make and how they got where they are today. Successful Work At Home Moms!
They provide you with a road map to getting your business started, the key things you need to get done, a great checklist on how you can market your business PLUS a ton of resources on how to keep it going.
The thing about running my your own business is that you have to be prepared to wear every hat; the worker, the marketer and the manager... in addition to that other job of running your household.
Throughout the book, the authors share motivational support and spiritual advice in assisting you on your journey, which is truly inspiring. What I most enjoyed is that after all the years since starting my business, I found this book to be a valuable read even to a seasoned business owner.
In my opinion, you can't ever have too many business resources! Enjoy!
Posted by Megan Spears at 2/15/2010 8:31 PM 
Categories: Business and Office, Planning, Books and Reference
Categories: Business and Office, Planning, Books and Reference
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