Entrepreneur Like a MOTHER : Build a Company That Buys You Freedom, Not Owns Your Life

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Build a seven-figure business without sacrificing motherhood or your ambition Entrepreneur Like a MOTHER: Build a Company That Buys You Freedom, Not Owns Your Life is the roadmap from two serial entrepreneurs who built and sold consulting firms valued up to $40 million while raising nine children between them. Beth Mazza and Victoria Sivrais deliver battle-tested frameworks for women who want to launch or scale profitable businesses without choosing between entrepreneurship and family. Entrepreneur Like a MOTHER introduces the Power Moves framework, a practical approach to choosing the right business idea, making sound financial decisions, building a minimum viable product, pivoting strategically, and scaling sustainably. Drawing on decades of experience counseling Fortune 1,000 CEOs and navigating major M&A and crisis situations, Mazza and Sivrais challenge the conventional wisdom that business success requires personal sacrifice. Readers will also find: Strategies for designing businesses around family life while maintaining profitability, flexibility, and long-term growth The Kitchen Cabinet framework for building trusted advisory circles that reduce isolation and strengthen decision-making Practical guidance on pricing, planning, financial management, and business-building fundamentals Proven methods for breaking through revenue ceilings and creating sustainable paths to wealth Real-world lessons from building, scaling, and selling multi-million-dollar companies A step-by-step path from business idea to revenue-generating venture for entrepreneurs balancing caregiving responsibilities Written for the estimated 15 to 20 million women in the U.S. aged 30 to 50 who are sitting on unlaunched business ideas—and for current small business owners struggling to scale—Entrepreneur Like a MOTHER provides the strategic playbook, practical tools, and proof that financial freedom and motherhood are not competing priorities.

Build a seven-figure business without sacrificing motherhood or your ambition

Entrepreneur Like a Mother: How Female Founders Find Financial Freedom and the Magic in the (Mom)ents is the roadmap from two serial entrepreneurs who built and sold consulting firms worth $35 million while raising nine children between them. Beth Mazza and Victoria Sivrais deliver battle-tested frameworks for women ready to launch or scale profitable businesses on their own terms.

Entrepreneur Like a Mother introduces the Power Moves framework alongside tactical training on choosing the right business idea, building Kitchen Cabinets, financial decision-making, MVP methodology, strategic pivoting, and scaling. Drawing from their combined experience counseling Fortune 1,000 CEOs and participating in major M&A deals, Mazza and Sivrais challenge conventional wisdom about pricing, planning, and building businesses around caregiving realities.

Readers will also find:

Strategies for designing business models around family life, creating flexibility without sacrificing profitability or long-term growth
Frameworks for breaking through revenue ceilings that trap small businesses between $50K and $500K annually
Practical guidance on financial decision-making that combines rigorous business planning with the realities of raising children
Behind-the-scenes insights from building two seven-figure companies, including lessons from real M&A transactions and client engagements
A clear path from first business idea to scalable venture, designed specifically for entrepreneurs managing caregiving responsibilities

Written for the estimated 15 to 20 million women in the US aged 45 to 50 sitting on unlaunched business ideas, and for current small business owners hitting revenue ceilings, Entrepreneur Like a Mother provides the strategic playbook for building wealth through entrepreneurship without choosing between career and family.

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