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I used to worry that if I wasn’t working all the time on my business, it wouldn’t grow. I was wrong. I found that doing a little bit each day adds up to all the time I need and can afford right now. That might mean only working on my business for a few hours in a full week.

My priorities are my children first, my family second, and my business third. I think many women are like me and, when starting a business, they think, "Oh, I don’t want all that responsibility. I don’t have the time. I’ll just work for someone else." And this is OK.

I invite you to think about the possibility of working your own hours on your own terms around the things that are important to you. Motherhood Incorporated was founded on the principle that, in building our business, we must do it with respect to ourselves and our families. I am living proof it can be done, and I know many of you can do it, too. Just take it slow. Do a little bit at a time.