I started with the Anti-Influencer Method a month ago and since then, I'm officially in negotiations with two companies. I got one offer for about $120/month for maybe ten minutes of work daily, but turned that deal down. The contract wasn't what I wanted to do. It was also much lower than what I wanted to earn. In the past, I would have walked away from the table, frustrated and discouraged regarding how to move forward. But I remembered the module about figuring out how you

Lately I've had to accept that I'll never FEEL ready to do something new. I'll never feel like I'm ready to learn a new skill, or open up a module and do it, or feel like I know enough to take the leap and work with a company. When it comes to success as a work-at-home mom, we have to approach it like we did motherhood: we just jumped. I mean, did anyone feel 100% ready to be a mom? I knew I wanted to be a mom, but I had no idea what it was really like until I was armpit deep

For moms who want to work from home, figuring out what you're going to focus on is the hardest part. There are pretty much unlimited options once one decides to go into business for themselves. Even if you decide to work for companies, there are so many ways to do that. You can handle their social media, become a virtual assistant, but the most flexible route is creating content for them on your own time: UGC. User Generated Content. It's content you make for companies while

Today is my second day of doing the Anti-Influencer Method course. I have to say that the most challenging part for me isn't the actual subject matter: it's showing up & being consistent. It's the battle between the ears (the one my mind). I know that's something a lot of moms can relate to. As I think about opening up the course in the Skool app on my phone, I'm confronted with a bunch of REASONS why I can't, shouldn't, and don't want to. "I'm tired." "We're traveling right

"I've applied to hundreds of jobs and uploaded my resume a thousand times and haven't gotten anything yet!" This is super, super common. And it's not just the economy. Approaching find a work-at-home job the way you find a work in person job isn't the way to go. They're completely different. If you go at it the way everyone else is, you're competing with millions of other people. I've been a work-at-home mom for 15+ years, since my oldest was a baby. I've worked at home and h

by Bunmi, WAHM Club Founder Mom Money-Making Secret: In 17 years of being a work-at-home mom I can tell you this secret. The moms that make money from home aren’t especially gifted or lucky. They pick one or two things and stick with it. Like social media management and affiliate marketing. Or writing books and coaching. Two complimentary things. Not 3-4 and not switching every six months. Pick one thing that can make money today like Poplin, tutoring, UGC, or babysitting, an

My biggest mistake when I first became a work-at-home mom was forgetting why I wanted to work from home: to be with my kids. In those early days, I got so caught up in being successful and making money that I’d be glued to my computer throughout the day. I’d take breaks, but every demand of motherhood felt like it was interrupting my main mission: work and feeling like I could make something of myself. I had a couple of social media clients. It was enough. But I wanted more.

Ashley at Hustle at Home Mom has just shared how eight years of part-time buying and selling everyday items from Goodwill has paid off her mortgage. Tons of moms want to work from home, but the bottom line is, not all of us want to or can work in an office. If you've ever thought about selling online, consider reselling. No, you don't have to be a predatory reseller who buys up a whole store. Thrifting really can change your life. You can run this business consciously and fai

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I received an anonymous post request from a mom who said she is giving up on the job hunt. She hasn't been able to find anything, is tired of scams and is fed up. I understand where she's coming from. It's a place of despair and frustration. First, realize you're not alone. A lot of moms feel like this. I've seen moms say and post this many times in the Facebook group. "I can't find anything. I'm done." But the truth is, you're just getting started. Feeling like giving up can

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So you've decided you want to be a work-at-home mom. Here's where to begin. First: Decide if you want to work for a company or start your own business/create your own job. The most common types of work-at-home jobs are for call centers, working for AI companies like Data Annotation or Open AI, and working as a personal assistant or social media manager. Finding these jobs isn't easy, but it is doable. Working for a call center is very different from being a social media mana

I've worked at home and homeschooled for many years. Maybe one day I'll write a book on the topic. I'm still doing it to this day! There...

My first Disney World trip with my toddlers was a complete disaster. They were just three and four years old at the time. I had no idea...

18 years of being a WAHM has shown me the kind of people who make it and the kind who don't.

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