From Deseret News archives:
Tips from 'mompreneurs'
"I'm not going to sugarcoat anything, but running a business is committed work. However, when you are passionate about your business and love what you do, there is a strong conviction within you that pushes you to succeed even when the cash flow is tight and the workload is constant."
Carlene A. Mitchell, mother of six, owner of JonCar Designs, LLC
"You can't be afraid to ask for help. I ask people all the time. I ask for advice. I ask if they've ever done anything like this."
Sydne Jacques, P.E., owner of Jacques & Associates
"Have a dream. Believe in that dream and then build a support system to help you achieve that dream."
Danie Jolley, network marketer
"First get into your heart and ask yourself if it's the right time for you to start something. Discuss it with your family and get them on board. I'd encourage anyone to start with a really supportive team, first. And then after that, you need to make a plan and take that to a mentor before you start buying inventory."
Kelly King Anderson, mother of three, owner of Startup Princess
"Research what you're interested in and then see what else is out there."
Marie LeBaron, mother of three, owner of Make and Takes
