How a Homeschooling Mom of 10 Earns $3200 a Month And Works 20 Hours a Week

Have you wondered if it's possible for you to find a way to earn income while still being completely present with your family without becoming too overwhelmed? 

Lisa Tanner homeschools her 10 kids and earns $3200 a month working 20 hours a week as a freelance writer, blogger and virtual assistant. She loves helping busy moms tame the chaos and learn how to balance diapers and deadlines as they start a home business of their own. 

In his episode you'll hear:

-How Lisa discovered freelance writing as a way to earn income for her family

-Why taking baby steps is a great way to build your business

-What Lisa did to overcome fear and feeling like an imposter

-Lisa's routine that allows her to maximize her time and earn a fulltime income working part time hours

-Skills and equipment needed to start earning income as a freelance writer

Connect with Lisa Tanner

Website: https://lisatannerwriting.com/

Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/lisatannerwriting

Twitter: https://twitter.com/LisaTannerWrite

Website: https://lisatannerwriting.com 

Social Media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lisatannerwriting Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/lisatannerwrite

Course: Balancing Diapers and Deadlines (time management for WAHMs): https://courses.lisatannerwriting.com/balancing-diapers-and-deadlines-sales-page/

Book; Ultimate Guide to a Successful Family Writing Time (a strategy I use to get 2.5 hours a week more to work on my business while my kids are awake): https://courses.lisatannerwriting.com/family-writing-time-ebook/

Connect with Me:

If you're feeling stuck, scared or unsure about what to do next and just want to talk to a real person, I'd love to chat. I know what it's like to need money now and feel like my only option would be to go back to the workplace. Send me an email at [email protected] or schedule a call with me here. I'm not an expert, but I can relate to the doubts and fears of wanting to stay home with my baby but not knowing how it would be able to work out financially.