As the first group of mums work through the Become a Mumpreneur eCourse, we thought you’d like an insight into what they are learning.
Pamela has only recently joined the course, but has found a great way to start earning with guaranteed sales! She listened to the latest teleclass with our expert Helen Lindop and then took action to test out her business idea:

Take part in the teleclass: Ask us Anything!
Do you want to know how Erica Douglas and Antonia Chitty are creating flexible income streams so they can earn alongside being mums?
Over the last 2 years I’ve changed the way I work so, even with three kids, I can keep the money coming in. In the first four days of last month I cleared £2000 from my PR business, freelance writing and blogs.

Great news for you if you want to create a flexible lifestyle.
How was your half term? Did you end up spending lots of time with the family then wishing you didn’t have to return to work? Or was it a really stressful juggle? I can’t say that I’ve got everything sorted as we had to cancel a trip this half term due to illness, but I’m really pleased to have been able to restructure my business so I can spend more time with the kids when they are on school holiday.
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“Every mum who ever dreamt of setting up her own business needs this book! Enter your very own Fairy God Mother in the shape of Mumpreneur and PR guru, Antonia Chitty. Antonia expertly holds your hand and leads you through the adventure of creating your new business. From writing your business plan, managing your finances to making the most of the web and planning childcare, Antonia is there every step of the way. I especially liked the useful exercises and worksheets ~ instead …

“In writing The Mumpreneur Guide, Antonia Chitty has brought together relevant and useful information from a variety of sources including legal information and actual mum case studies, to form a practical workbook.”
Nadine Hill, The Dream PA

When you commute to and from an office each day people understand you have a job. When you do this on a part-time basis or work from home occasionally people still have an idea what you do.
But when you work from home all the time and try and fit it around looking after children, I’m finding people don’t really understand what I do. I’m sure some people think my work is a hobby – something I enjoy doing when I have spare time. The reality is I don’t have much spare …

If you’re work from home mum, how has the half-term gone for you this week? I’ve got three children and only the eldest is at school, however I’ve found it hard to get work done this week with all three of them around.
I had a plan to get organised before this half-term, I was going to put the hours in to get some work done in advance. This would have meant having to work slightly fewer hours during half-term week. However plans like that don’t always work out. The week …

Out Now: Start A Family Friendly Business
Flexible working ideas, the pros and cons of being your own boss, choosing the right business for you and realistic advice from the UK mumpreneurs.
Here’s what people are saying about it:

Coming soon: Start A Family Friendly Business
Flexible working ideas, the pros and cons of being your own boss, choosing the right business for you and realistic advice from the UK mumpreneurs.
Here’s what people are saying about it:

I used to work in an office and had a long commute. By the time I got home in the evenings, work seemed far away and I didn’t have to worry about it until the next day. When things were busy or stressful it was hard to stop thinking about work sometimes, but I found a way to switch off from it all and relax when I was at home.
Now my work is at home it’s a bit different. My ‘work’ is a laptop and a few piles of paper …