We live in a society where time & again working mothers have faced endless challenges. Yet, kudos to the superpowers of women, today we have many moms who are willing to work on their career goals and guess what, they end up becoming successful mompreneurs. If you are thinking of becoming a mompreneur, then read this blog for some amazing ideas.
Balancing the challenging demands of a successful career as well as motherhood is an art. And, it only becomes more arduous for the moms who decide on taking the risk of holding on to their business idea.
It is extremely difficult to understand the pressure of that lifestyle without experiencing it first-hand. But hey, aren’t momssuperhumans? If they can bring lives into the world, then, I don’t think the word “impossible” is a part of their dictionary.
The rise of mompreneurs has become substantial with the increasing number of women leading successful businesses.
Now, I know what most of you are curious about? What makes moms such amazing and skilled entrepreneurs? I guess the years of patience, practice, multi-tasking, persistence, and the knowledge of making the most in each spare minute have something to do with it.
I have listed for you a few mompreneurs and their business models that will help you to become a boss mommy.
# 1 Rosemarie Groner- The Busy Budgeter
Part-time blogging for earning some extra funds has become quite popular these days. One of the famous bloggers (who also happens to be my favorite) is Rosemarie Groner. The owner of “The Busy Budgeter”, is a mommy of two beautiful kids and a former state trooper. She began blogging part-time and has now flourished it into a multi-million business.
Do you want to know her secret? In her limited hours, she kept her focus on those few activities that actually brought results- email sign-ups, attracting traffic, product sales, and the most recent one, Facebook Advertisements.
#2 Natalie Eckdahl’sBizChix Podcast
Have you ever thought that you can earn money by spending time with someone? Well, that’s what Natalie Eckdahl is doing. Women are ready to pay has around 2,000 dollars in a month, only for hanging out with her.
This mother of three kids developed her BizChix podcast, which was a part-time thing, into a huge business depending majorly on mastermind groups that are paid.
She makes groups of well-doing female entrepreneurs and gets an attractive pay for it. In these groups, she tries to develop a platform for brainstorming for these career-driven women.
Currently, she is successfully running 5 different premium-rated groups for successful entrepreneurs. The payment ranges from 600 to 2,000 dollars.
#3 Abbey Ashley’s The Virtual Savvy
While she was on her maternity leave with her first daughter, Abbey Ashley began her virtual assistant business. In a short span of a few months, she had a sufficient amount of work on her plate that never had to resume her previous job.
After they got inspired by Ashley, the other moms got really curious to know how was she able to do it and how did she manage to work from home. To help these moms, she started to share some of her marketing ideas
This gradually evolved into a big setup called The Virtual Savvy. It is a step-by-step training program for those who aspire to be a Virtual Assistant.
#4 Adore Your Wardrobe with Kelly Snyder
While we all know how her wardrobe is a woman’s best friend, Kelly Snyder teaches women how to behave with their best friend. She has an online business called Adore Your Wardrobe where she teaches women how they should get dressed in the morning.
To be more precise, she explains to the women that how they can confidently dress different and unique bodies using the principles of science and math.
With her interesting idea of giving free challenges on Facebook, she has successfully taken her business to the multiple six-figures, that too in a few years.
#5 Let’s Bake Breads with Teresa Greenway
From working in a bakery part-time to earning 4,000–5,000 dollars in a month, Teresa Greenway has definitely made a career out of her passion. The mother of 10, loves baking as well as giving baking lessons to others.
Talking more specifically, Greenway uses Udemy for teaching how to bake perfect sourdough bread. By a lucky accident, she began her Facebook group back in 2013. Currently, this group is full of her students, fans, and supporters.
#6 Find Toni Anderson’s Jewelry on Amazon
You all must have shopped on Amazon, haven’t you? If you are a regular user, you would know what Amazon FBA (fulfillment by Amazon) is. For those who don’t know, it is a program that offers warehouses to store products of individual sellers and ship them on behalf of them.
When Toni Anderson got to know about it, she took the opportunity and launched her online jewelry business. Now, there’s a catch it, it is not a simple jewelry business, but involves pieces that are designed to go along with the latest trend of essential oils.
The mother of seven has 90 percent of her business coming through Amazon and rest through her own outlet. She & her partner managed to make a huge sale in the very first seven months in the industry.
#7 Let’s Get Fit with Nagina Abdullah at Masala Body
These days you would have seen a lot of fitness blogs. There is a famous name amongst these bloggers, Nagina Abdullah. She has turned her fitness blog, Masala Body, into a huge business.
This boss mom works for a large consultancy during the day. Even after having a busy work and family life, she has managed to take out quality time for her side hustle with her wit and pricing & marketing expertise.
She has been overweight for almost all her adult life, and then, she finally found something that helped her reduce 40 pounds. Seeing the curiosity of her neighbors, friends, and colleagues, she decided to start this blog for sharing the tips and recipes.
#8 The Musical Cathy Heller
For the past few years, Cathy Heller has earned a good amount of money from her music and helping fellow musicians in licensing their songs.
As a matter of fact, major outlets and TV shows use her music, and it won’t be surprising if you would have heard her songs.
Heller is a mother of three and is amazing in balancing her art, her family, her online course, her agency, and her new podcast. On her podcast called Don’t Keep Your Day Job, she interviews other artists, influencers, and entrepreneurs.
The journey of mompreneurship can be messy, however, sometimes mess can turn out to be rewarding. Hence, enjoy the journey and cherish the results.
If you too are a boss mommy and are searching for ideas, then this list may help you in activating the creative cells in your body.
Let me know what are your views about these super moms and if any of these businesses resonate with you? Drop-in your comments below!
Originally published at https://www.fuzia.com.