The most important opinion you'll ever have is the one you hold of yourself
                 
             - Denis Waitley

Is This You? 

You are a mum who runs your own small business - a Mumpreneur^TM. You are based out of home and are juggling children, your household, your business, and possibly a partner, not to mention wanting to find some time for yourself every now and then. You work by yourself or you may have one or two staff on the payroll. You are in the process of starting up your business, or you have been running one for a few years. You love the idea of being in business because it allows you to have flexibility for your loved ones, contribute to the family budget and allows you to be true to your creative or entrepreneurial spirit. 

Coaching has given me someone to talk to about things that often cause dramas in my family life. Before I had to pick my moments as to when I could vent my issues - my family can only listen to so much. By talking with Rochelle I have been able to achieve more, with less stress
                                               - Julie, Network Marketer

The Problem

Are some of these statements true for you?

I want to run a successful business, but I'm worried it's going to take me away from my family.

How can I make a profit and still be a mum to my kids?

I've recently started my business and feel I'm ready to go, but getting clients/sales is a lot more difficult than I thought it would be.

My products are selling really well, yet I still don't seem to be making any money - where am I going wrong?

I really want my business to succeed, but I just don't feel like I'm getting the help I need from my family. Why can't they be more supportive of me?

I feel like I'm on the fast train to a breakdown - I have so many roles, jobs, things that need to get done I don't know where to start!


Successful Clients

We will be most successful working together if:

You are willing to look at yourself and your business in a different light
You want a business, not a hobby, and are ready to do what it takes to have one
You are ready to take action and put your new discoveries into practice
You like to work in a collaborative partnership, rather than being told exactly what you have to do
You are able to have fun, even while taking things seriously
You realise it is a strength to seek help
You understand that there is a balance between family, business, community and self, and you are ready to find out what your ideal balance is.

Now that you know the kind of clients I work with, the issues we resolve together, and the attributes of my most successful clients, click on this link to take a look at How I Work.