So You Want to Be a Work-At-Home Mom: A Christian’s Guide to Starting a Home-Based Business
January 18, 2010 by easyhome
Filed under Work at Home Books
Review
Home Based Blessings is an inspiring guide to work at home success. The book is full of the practical details you need to help make your work-from-home dreams a profitable reality. –Scott Fox, Author of Internet Richaes and e-Riches 2. 0Homebased Blessings helps you follow your heart to discover the home business of your dreams. Along with encouragement and handholding every step of the way, authors Jill Hart and Diana Ennen provide the tools you need to make your venture …
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Finally a book for Christian women. This book details all the basics of starting a business in a spiritual, motivational, and comprehensive manner. From deciding what type of business to start to keeping your family and faith first, this helpful tool details every aspect of establishing a business. With proven success tips utilized by the authors and others who own work-at-home businesses, this inspiration approach will provide you with the resources you need to start your own home-based business. I already own my own business and work at home but I have to tell that there are a lot of ideas that I found useful in this book. Everyone should have a copy to refer to on your book shelf. Great book ladies, keep up the good work!
Listen up guys. These authors know their stuff. And they write from a Biblical worldview. As men we like to help solve problems. Guess what? These ladies are motivated to share the solutions to the problems that your wife might be dealing with. Jill and Diana share their success stories and the places where they struggled. This book is full of practical tips which will help women maintain balance in work AND home and woark AT home. Thanks ladies for sharing your hearts and your wisdom.
Authors Jill Hart and Diana Ennen have crafted an easy-to-read book for moms wanting to run their own businesses. Whether toying with the idea, or ready to go forth, “So You Want to be a Work-at-Home Mom” offers practical advice, particularly for mothers with small children who need the encouragement and helpful tips on starting a business on the home front. The authors stress the value of praying and seeking God for guidance and how he can be glorified through the work of our hands and hearts. A must-read for any mom who needs support and tried-and-true stories about obtaining her goal of running a business from home while juggling children, the laundry, and all of the obstacles that come her way. Tax preparation, social networking, press releases, and sending out newsletters, are some of the topics included in the chapters. Kudos to Jill and Diana, for a relevant book that coaches and inspires.