I figured I would start by talking a little bit about my background with kids. I nannied for many years, most significantly in my 20's. Let's just say I'm a bit older than that now :) I've worked with kids of varying ages, but mostly took jobs from birth to 4 years old. I've always loved children. When I was young I "mom'd" all of my younger friends, and really, even as an adult I have always wanted to care for them and help in any way I can. It's just who I am. I was married at 24, thought I would have a family young and be the typical family of 4 with the dog and the cats and blah blah blah. Well, I was divorced by 27, by my own choosing and I was suddenly single with those dogs and cats, completely ideal, I know. For the majority of my late 20's and early 30's, I focused on my career. Work work work, at the expense of my personal life. Dating sucks, let's be real. It's hard, trying to connect with someone, nope, next, trying again and again. I had mostly given up on the idea of having that family of my own, or if I did, what would it look like? Dating in your mid 30's and expecting to find someone who doesn't already have a family is fairly unrealistic, and I was fine with that. I love kids. They usually love me. It'll be fine!
So after far too many years of dating, learning, growing, yada yada yada. I met my guy. It was immediate. Knock your socks off connection. Hours on the phone every night, texting all the time. Then finally a date. I wasn't nervous, I was excited. But as with past dates, you just
never know if it'll work out. Well, to say "when you know, you know", I KNEW. I tried to play it cool and say I understand if you're dating other people when in reality I was screaming on the inside "PICK ME, PICK ME". Without knowing it, we both deleted our dating apps and that was it, we've been together ever since. Oh wait, I forgot to mention a little detail. He was divorcing and had two amazing little kiddos that were 2 & 3 years old. We waited a while for me to meet them. Really wanted to do things right and put them first. Their world was rocked by the divorce but they handled it like champs. I started as a friend and eventually became another parental figure... and here's where my journey began. From Zero to Bonus Mom.
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