Nov 15, 2023
New resources from Startup Business Wire include practical tips on improving productivity and work-life balance, and an online business program that women can use to start their own successful ventures.

Sanford, United States - November 15, 2023 /PressCable/ —
Startup Business Wire announces a new guide designed to help mompreneurs achieve better work-life balance - a key factor in reducing burnout and contributing to better wellbeing. Readers will find practical strategies on how to improve productivity without compromising on family time, and discover a valuable workshop designed to empower women entrepreneurs to reach their goals.
More details can be found at https://startupbusinesswire.com/post/mompreneur-balancing-business-and-babies-real-strategies-for-success
The announcement comes as recent figures show that the majority of women entrepreneurs struggle with depression, and 41% of them experience burnout - with one of the most important causes being the many challenges in balancing work and family life.
The Startup Business Wire report shares practical strategies to address burnout issues by improving productivity. From establishing a routine and prioritizing tasks to learning how to delegate, readers will find practical tips that will help them get more work done, faster.
For better work-life balance, the report also recommends setting aside time each day to connect with one’s children in meaningful ways - and understanding that it may not always be possible to accomplish all tasks set aside for they day.
“Understand that there will be days when not everything on your to-do list gets done, and that's okay. Accepting this fact can reduce stress and prevent burnout,” explains the report.
The new resource features success stories for mompreneurs who started their own online businesses. These include Julie Aigner-Clar’s journey from teacher and stay-at-home-mom to founder of the multi-million-dollar Baby Einstein Company, and Sheila Lirio Marcelo’s experience founding Care.com - currently the largest online care portal worldwide.
For women interested in creating a sustainable online business and experiencing the flexibility that comes with it, the report recommends Alicia Lyttle’s Freelancing Genius program. Members will learn how to monetize their skills, learn new skills to find more freelancing opportunities, and mast “freelance flipping” to optimize freelance work flows and focus on the higher-value projects.
Interested parties can find more information at https://startupbusinesswire.com/post/mompreneur-balancing-business-and-babies-real-strategies-for-success
Contact Info:
Name: Lorette Lyttle
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Organization: Monetized Marketing LLC
Address: 5524 W State Rd 46 Ste 146, Sanford, FL 32771, United States
Website: https://startupbusinesswire.com/
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