Since I am just starting to venture out into the world of mompreneurship, I thought I would share with everyone some helpful websites and books I found along the way.
I do have to give credit one particular book written by Kim Kiyosaki, “Rich Woman: A Book on Investing for Women.” I love this book, because it motivates you and inspires women to be financially independent regardless of their financial background or current job situation. Check this book out at amazon.com today, it is a definite must read!
A couple of other books on my radar that you may want to check out are:
- The Anti 9-to-5 Guide: Practical Career Advice for Women Who Think Outside the Cube
- Bags to Riches: 7 Success Secrets for Women in Business
- How to Run Your Business Like a Girl: Successful Strategies from Entrepreneurial Women Who Made It Happen
In addition, Entrepreneur magazine has an entire section dedicated to Mompreneurs. You can expect to find success stories and business ideas. They have informative articles on how to get started, time management and organization, business life and what really matters. It’s a great place to start if you are interested in pursuing the life of a mompreneur. Check out the Mompreneur Center now.
Some interesting mompreneur sites:
The Mompreneur
The Mompreneur magazine is a national, free magazine for women who are balancing the role of motherhood with being an entrepreneur. We provide information on all aspects of business and being a woman. We create an environment of sharing, support and encouragement to our members through our magazine, our seminars and webinars, and our online forums.
Mompreneurs Online
This site was created by Patricia Cobe and Ellen H. Parlapianp, authors of Mompreneurs Online: Using the Internet to Build Work@Home Success. They are recognized as the leading authorities on women-owned business and have offered entrepreneurial advice on Oprah, the CBS Early Show, NBC Nightly News, Good Morning America and many more. Check out their site and see why the time is right to start your own business.
