Speaking About Mixing Babies With Business

Becoming A Remote Work Pro (With Kids)

I’m writing to share the details of the Women in Leadership (WIL) Foundation Ottawa online event I’ll be speaking at this Thursday, May 7th from 7 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. EDT (witching hour I know but bring the kids or RSVP at the link below to receive the recording).

I’ll be talking about ‘Mixing Babies With Business: Becoming A Remote Work Pro‘ based on my experience as a remote worker and parent over the past few years.

QUESTIONS for you:

• How are you spending your time and energy these days?
• Any tips for other parents looking to carve out a flexible work routine while caring for their children?

Please comment on this post if you’d like to share with my Babies, Business + Breakfast™ community and the WIL Ottawa audience.

My REMOTE WORK back story:
I started working remotely in 2014 while living abroad, before having kids. Then I became a parent in 2016, stopped travelling (and sleeping) as much and had to experiment with different ways to make flexible work actually WORK for me.

There is no ‘work Amy’ and ‘parent Amy’. I am one person, with many facets, responsibilities and little separation between my home and work environments, as many are experiencing right now.

This quick 30-minute session is going to cover three key things I have found helpful over the years, which I apply to the personal and professional areas of my life.

I’ve used them while:

• remote working in different continents and timezones before kids;
• going through three pregnancies, two births and a miscarriage;
• raising two kids under the age of four;
• balancing daycare drop off, pick up and other life admin;
• doing contract corporate and client consulting work;
• creating this community, Babies, Business + Breakfast™; and
• writing, publishing and marketing my first book.

You can implement them straight away and adjust based on your–and your family’s–needs.

Get The Mini Training ⬇️
Mixing Babies And Business: 3 Ways To Make Remote Work More Productive For You (+ Your Family)

Join us for this short online course which provides you with the mindset tips and productivity tools to get your home and work life flowing better together.

To help you navigate remote work with kids, we’re sharing:

• Three (3) key mindset and productivity tips we have found helpful over the years as a remote worker, which we’ve used before becoming a parent and since having kids;
• Real-life remote work (with kids) examples; and
• Practical flexible work resources.

These tips work whether you’re a parent or not, employee or employer and you can implement them straight away to help you navigate remote work now and in future.

Looking for more info about Flexible + Remote Work?

I’ve set a goal of doing more video/audio content this year, so stay tuned for quick episodes which will cover the intersection of parenthood, creativity and flexible work.

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SHOP Products + Online Courses

• Mini Training – Mixing Babies And Business: 3 Ways To Make Remote Work More Productive For You (+ Your Family) [LEARN MORE]
• Book – Startup Blogging: Validate A Business Idea and Build Your Audience [LEARN MORE]
• Online Course – Based on the book Startup Blogging: Validate A Business Idea and Build Your Audience [JOIN THE WAITLIST]

FREE Digital Resources, Templates + Guides

• E-Course – Go Remote: 5 Steps To Transition To Flexible Work [LEARN MORE]
• Template – Remote Work (With Kids) Time Blocking Made Easy [LEARN MORE]
• Guide – Babies + Business Mini Guide To Navigating The Corporate Jungle (With Kids) [LEARN MORE]

Startup Blogging: Validate A Business Idea and Build Your Audience is based on my journey as a blogger, writer, founder and parent to date.

It’s intended to help you solve real problems, for real people and focuses on:

• designing a blog around your values, interests and time commitments;
• creating content, sharing your ideas and seeking feedback; and
• defining what you offer, your ideal customer and launching your Minimum Viable Product (MVP).

Hope you (and your family) find this tips and tools helpful!

– Amy x

P.S. Feel free to forward this post to others who may also need a bit of digital love and encouragement to get started.