Kristin's business evolved from freelance work. Here's her story.
What’s the best part about being a Mompreneur? The best part is flexibility. When the daycare is on vacation or he’s sick, I don’t need to ask for time off from work to stay home with my son. Or when I was breastfeeding, I could work from home and have the caretaker bring him to me to feed and then go back to work.
Today I had the opportunity to interview Meg Wolitzer, Author, The Ten Year Nap. Thanks for taking the time to talk today. Can you tell us why you wrote The Ten Year Nap?
Meg
MANY years ago, my son was sitting in his booster seat at the kitchen table, scribbling madly on a legal pad with a crayon. When I asked him what he wanted for breakfast he waved me off with a shake of his head. “I working Mommy or my editor will be mad with me,” he said.
We met Robin Colner at the Harvard Business School New Path program in 2007 and asked her to share her OnRamp story. Her's her story in her words...
Interview with Career Coach Alexandra Jenkins
Who better to go to with questions about balancing motherhood, employment, relationships, and other life issues than a longtime friend and former college roommate? That’s what I did this month – I called on Erin Hutchinson to learn from her experience as mother, wife, full-time employee, volunteer, and quilter.
Tell me a bit about yourself and your various roles.