Featured Mompreneurs
Bulls Eye Business Consulting
As soon to be first time mother, Julia Pronin has been learning the challenges of carrying a child while working full time, working on her new marriage, and juggling a large close-knit family. With her husband as her centre of support, and a family that motivates and cheers her on, Julia has used the strength of those around her in order to stay determined and learn to multi-task effectively. Creating schedules and to-do lists have been among the most effective organizational tools, along with creating an office at home in order to cut down on travel time and be able to make healthy meals at home.
Julia Pronin has discovered Twitter as a great outlet to stay connected with other female entrepreneurs and to learn about the experiences of other successful business women, thus creating a virtual environment of colleagues.
In the months to come, Julia will find herself in a predicament that many mompreneurs experience; taking care of a new born while nurturing an established business. For female entrepreneurs who started their own businesses either before having kids, or before having a second or third child, the arrival or a new child can be a testing time for a business.
Business does not wait for anyone, therefore developing a strategy for continued client care, and seamless industry presence is key. Julia Pronin has made necessary changes to her business plan in order to accommodate for the changes in the business management strategy by hiring industry professionals and training well in advance, allowing her to move away from working in the business, and to concentrate on working on the business, while still maintaing interaction with clients, and providing clients with superior service and value.
A business is always only as stable its foundation, therefore taking into account the challenges of a mompreneur allow a business to be flexible and resilient, by planning the strategy to combat challenges, and creating sustainable growth plans.