
Want to Run a Business in School Hours? How to Make It Work with Kate Toon
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I chat with Kate Toon, business mentor, digital marketing coach, author, and mother, and dive into the world of raising a child whilst running a six-figure business within school hours (tip - it's not as easy as it looks).
Kate shares her journey of business ownership over the past 15 years, from deciding to become a freelancer when she was 5 months pregnant, and a bumpy first few years trying to run a business whilst caring for a small child. She shares practical tips and inspiring insights for all the mums out there looking to start their own business, or navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship.
We chat about:
- Kat'e advice if she had to start her business today
- How Kate has balanced motherhood and her business
- The challenges and advantages of running your business business
- Tips for anyone looking to start their own business
- Importance of self-care and having fun
Enjoy Kate's honest insights into having your own business that provides valuable guidance for anyone seeking to balance the demands of motherhood with pursuing their entrepreneurial dreams.
SHOW LINKS:
- Connect with Kate Toon on Instagram @katetoon, her website or purchase her book Six Figures in School Hours
- Join the Working Mumma Village: workingmumma.com.au/working-mumma-village.
- Let's connect on LinkedIn
- Let's connect on Instagram @workingmummacommunity
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