All Play and No Work?
You’d be forgiven for thinking that my life at the moment is all play and no work, with a stream of posts on going to the fair, visiting sweet shops, building lego farms and playing Xbox. Well yes, we’re having lots of fun but I’ve also been working pretty hard too (and not dwelling on my postponed because of volcanic ash trip to Florida, sniff).
April 23rd marked the end of my business studies course with the Open University and hopefully I’ll have done enough to get my HNC. My final assessment was short on words but hopefully I’ve demonstrated enough knowledge to seal the deal.
Online I’ve almost completed writing the mum blogger e-course and will compile the complete ebook soon. My new blog at Littlemumpreneur is coming along nicely but I forgot how hard it was to get some traction with a new blog, I’m only just starting to get comments now.
The project that I’m really excited about and very busy with at the moment is the Online Business Success for Mumpreneurs course that I’m producing with Antonia Chitty. Antonia and I have decided to team up and produce a course to help small businesses achieve online business success. I’m working on this everyday at the moment to get it finished in time for our launch on 7th June. We’ve already begun promoting it and we’re offering a free ebook and advanced booking opportunities to everyone who signs up to our pre-launch list.
See, so I have been doing some work 
You are super woman! I have no idea how you mange to keep up with all this but well done. It’s very inspiring to see your energy and your drive
Impressive stuff and the start of huge things to come I expect.
Thanks Josie, I’ve been making a concerted effort to be far more focused and am starting to see some results now.
Thanks Rosie, you’re one of my cheering squad and make me want to push on, so thanks
I’m with Josie – I have NO idea how you manage to do all this stuff – and with a little one as well! I’m suspecting that underneath that peachy skin you may be a machine…
Haha, I wish, like a cylon