3rd Annual Mompreneur Event Encourages Women to Gain Their MOMentum

I admit it. I am *kind of* obsessed with Brene Brown. When I doubt myself, struggle with my own imperfection, or feel I don’t belong, I turn to her words for encouragement. One of my favorites is, “You either walk inside your story and own it or you stand outside your story and hustle for your worthiness.” Perhaps, the hardest part of being a mompreneur is the fact that before anything else, we are each our own unique people. Our story and our businesses are unique. There is no blueprint. There is no guidebook. So how do we know we are writing and telling our story in the best way possible way? You’ve heard it before, so I will say it again, IT TAKES A VILLAGE.
What’s the Mompreneur Event?
Whether you are an emerging business owner or taking time to revisit your plan and network, we have an event for you! The Catalyst Center presents the 3rd annual Mompreneur Event aimed at engaging and motivating women to gain MOMentum in their business pursuits.
Find out how you can win tickets below!
We seek empowered women, scared women, knowledgeable women, early-learner women, reluctant women, and fierce women to come to the table on Friday, September 14, 2018 for a day of sharing. Our individual stories will collide to create a beautiful tapestry of what it means to be a mompreneur in our area. We seek every level of knowledge and ability to create a richer fabric. IT TAKES A VILLAGE.
This special event is essential for mompreneurs who:
- Look to gain inspiration and re-discover their “why”
- Need to refocus their goals and know how to manage time to achieve those goals
- Seek to learn about technologies that will help them work smarter not harder
- Commit to finding actionable tools to help them manage and grow their business successfully
- Eager to find time for themselves to focus on personal needs as well as business needs
- Hope to connect with like-minded mompreneurs to share hacks, resources, and business opportunities
If I’m Getting a Sitter for This, I Need to Know What’s Covered
We will remove the nervousness from networking and will tackle tough topics like how to be a time boss and techie tool box. From revenue to relaxation, marketing to emotions, and everything in between, we will talk in real terms. Come to connect and share, eat lunch and network. You can see the full day’s agenda here.
We all struggle, we are all imperfect, and yet we are all EMPOWERED. Let’s gain MOMentum together. LET’S BE A VILLAGE.
Mompreneur Event Details
When: Friday, September 14, 2018 from 8:30 AM-2:30 PM
Where: The Atrium @ Redstone Federal Credit Union (map)
Cost: $45-55 (includes lunch) | Get your tickets online to reserve a seat!
Full and partial scholarships are available to those qualified. Click here to download the application.
Learn more about the day’s agenda, visit the Facebook event, and get ready for a day of laughter, learning, and love with your fellow Mompreneurs of North Alabama!
WIN TICKETS!
We are giving away two tickets to the event. Comment below with your top challenge in business and you’ll be entered into our drawing. Winners will be announced on Friday, September 7.
Christa Landingham and her husband are Madison County natives and life-long residents. They have boy/girl twins and two crazy puppers. She loves all things teaching, organizing, and supporting local small businesses. In her “free-time” she loves to garden, travel with her family, volunteer, and comb local thrift stores. Pearl Jam is her jam.
Love the way you painted the picture of calling us all to the table!!
Prioritizing my day and not getting lost in the little stuff is always a challenge! 🙂
Congrats, Kristen! You are our winner of the Mompreneur ticket! Please check your email to claim it. Thanks so much!
Time management and making my business a priority.
Networking and building up my team and business while working a full-time job
Feeling like I have so much to do and nothing gets enough attention and care.
My biggest challenge is overcoming the fear of actually starting a business.
My biggest business challenge is moving past the guilt in balancing work and time with my kids. It’s hard to make sure everyone and everything is getting enough attention!
My biggest challenge is remembering that my project is important-important for me, and then it follows that it’s important to my family.