I just had a baby and hate the thought of going back to work. It's far, long hours and not baby friendly. I feel as though i need a part-time job closer to home. Any ideas? My skill set includes writing, speaking, communicating, tv production, and working with video.
There are some tv production companies in the valley - Bunim Murray, Weller Grossman to name a couple. Do some more research and make your calls, send your resumes. If you really have to work, do it but your baby needs you more than any company. Good luck.
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Here are the best words of advice now if you will listen is another question...
1. Your skill sets are solid so consider producing video for yourself and having a channel on an internet channel. That way you can produce it and put it on the channel all at home.
2. Create a business where you rpoduce youtube videos for other moms here.
3. Read the book that is changing everyone's life: $500 Startup: A step by step guide to starting your online business with $500 or less (available by going to the book's www.500dollarstarup.com).
4. Apply and try to get the free REPORT that tells you the 20 Recession proof businesses you can start with a limited budget (at same website as above).
5. Stop thinking small with a part-time job and turn it into a successful part-time business.
6. The author of the stuff above has an amazing free video on social networks being the best work from home business to start today. That you can find by going to www.ProfitFromSocialNetworks.com.
Don't want to make money, don't do what I suggest. Want to change your life just check it out, it's free.
By the way, Businessweek thinks its such an important business idea they have started a whole new section on it.
What is your skillset? Perhaps that would assist moms in providing recommendations?
