the Mumpreneur diaries - the real story
I didn't mean to write The Mumpreneur Diaries. I didn't even mean to be a Mumpreneur. But you know how these things go.
When it became clear that I couldn't afford childcare and going back to work there had to be another option. What could I do that let me see the boys, have something resembling a life and still earn enough money to pay for it all? I came across a company based in London that offered ad hoc childcare for parents. With minimal start-up costs and the only initial labour needed being my own, it was a no-brainer and so, rentamummy was born.
At the same time, I trained (I don't like the word re-train - it sounds like it brainwashes you and erases anything else you knew how to do beforehand) as a Doula, which means I go help women who are about to have, or have just had, babies. The husband says it's a good cure for broodiness, as I get to cuddle the teeny tiny squawky things, but hand them back at the end of the day.
The Mumpreneur Diaries is a real-life account of the year I spent supposedly 'resting' on maternity leave, when in fact I was attending meetings, organising advertising, getting training and overall chasing my tail in ever decreasing circles.
If you just can't wait to get your sticky mitts on the must-have read of Spring 2009, check out the little gift from me to you below. A whole three chapters of The Mumpreneur Diaries free, gratis and for nothing.
A word of warning though.
If you haven't clicked on that Amazon link over there by the time you reach page 11 then you'll have to wait even longer than just tomorrow's post to find out what happens and with a read as unputdownable (is that even a word?) as this, can you stand the suspense?
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