I have a confession to make:
Before I started blogging and freelance writing I spent my time watching YouTube videos.
Yes, I was oh so productive when my twins were napping.
But, I was glued to the laptop watching mom vlogs.
It was like this new world of moms who had videos about organizing, cooking, DIY and more.
Let me ask you a question mama:
Do you think you’re a good writer?
Are you making less than $100 a month with your blog right now?
Raise your hand if you’re a stay-at-home mom AND a mama blogger?
There’s many of us right? It seems that one of the best ways to connect with others and to share your experiences is to start your own mom blog. I mean that’s one of the reasons why I started Twins Mommy – I wanted to share some of my twin stories with other moms.
So, there you are, blogging away when something clicks.
Do you know that one of the best work at home gigs you can have as a stay-at-home mom is freelance blogging?
I’m a stay-at-home mom with twins and I’m a part-time freelance writer, but I’m really a freelance blogger. I average around $600 per post and I have several high-paying clients.
You’ve been thinking and dreaming about a side hustle for months now.
You’ve finally decided you want to start a side hustle, but you just don’t know how to start it. You don’t mind working at your day job, but you know you don’t want to be working there forever.
I’m not going to lie – having twin toddlers AND running a freelance writing biz on the side AND taking care of the house AND cooking is almost more than I can handle.
I’m sure you’ve heard how great it is to work from home – the freedom to choose what you want to do, when you want to do it and without any of the hassles of long commutes, gossipy co-workers or a terrible boss breathing down your neck.
It’s true that work from home opportunities have grown 103% since 2005.
More people are quitting their 9-5 job and wanting to be a freelancer, entrepreneur or just want to earn some income online.
And there’s no shortage of work-from-home jobs available for stay-at-home moms either; you don’t even need a degree or experience to get started.
It’s 8 a.m. on a Monday morning and my twins are watching Paw Patrol while having their morning milk and I’m having my coffee and trying to type this.
My twins are three and I work from home. When I tell people or other bloggers in Facebook groups or Twitter they are often surprised at how much I’m doing.
It’s true. My plate is full to the max. I have three other blogs – FreelancerFAQs, LifeStyleBody and my freelance writing blog over at ElnaCain – and I also write for clients and have a course for new writers too!
And I have twins to take care of.
I love working from home.
I have the freedom to structure my day the way I want.
I can wear sweats all day, stay inside all day and if I want to take a day off, I can.
