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MOMtreprenuers

To go or not to go SOLO -in terms of career- is one of the thoughts that accompanies me almost on a daily basis. Having or not having my own business is that ONE thought, dilema that never really leaves my mind. I am torn between these two simple messages that my brain sends: No, don't do it, it's risky and an unknown territory to you. Yes, Do it, you can do it. One half of my brain saying: Why would you do that? you have a flexible job, you work on what you wanted to work, you can be with your son right after he is off from school, you have benefits, you have time for your family, etc.... But then the other half of my brain knows that there is much more for me that I could be accomplishing, amazing ideas I would love to see grow, being my own boss and create somehow my own creative outlet, which by the way I've been craving for so long.

And here I go again. I read this article-interviews -from mothermag.com- about these 5 fabulous women who were brave enough and believed at some point of their lives, their talents and their dreams needed to be heard. All of them mothers and wives, with houses to run and families to take care of. And of course I get inspired, so inspired and my two halves of the brain start their battle all over again.

Enjoy these interviews, I did, very much.

Meet these beautiful and creative MOMtreprenuers.
Source for this article and photos: mothermag.com.

CATHERINE KWONG OF CATHERINE KWONG DESIGN



SUSAN PETERSON OF FRESHLY PICKED


TEMI ADAMOLEKUN OF PEMBROKE PR


BROOKE MORGAN OF NOMAD COLLECTIVE


BEE SHAPIRO OF ELLIS BROOKLYN



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