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72% of Fathers Say A Full-Time Job is Ideal

In an AJ New article, "working fathers say that they prefer a full time job rather than not working at all outside the home". I am not surprised to hear that most Dad's feel that the ideal situation for them is to work full time and not to be at home with the children (I guess there are not very many Mr. Mom's) but it is very surprising for me to think that over 25% (28%) actually would consider being at home full time with their children.

I feel better about men (ha ha ha). Just kidding. I think men can do an excellent job of raising their children especially after seeing that Movie with Will Smith, The Pursuit of Happiness. (If you have not seen it, get the DVD; It's a killer - I cried, he was such a great Dad), (Oops, I guess I got side tracked). Anyway, my real line of thought is why don't more men consider becoming self employed?

All they have to do is take their current skills and work with customers directly. Owning a company is just like running a household. You have a product or service and you sell it to people and complete the tasks just like managing the people, places and things at home.

Additionally, one can start a business and not know how to make the product or deliver the service(s)...you just need to hire people who do. Our CEO and founder Michael Parker, opened several companies he did not complete the work for himself but rather he found businesses he thought were good matches for the people which he formed into work groups.

So think about it; What do your friends and associates do well? Could you see yourself owning a business they work for?

The You Are a CEO program will provide the skill sets, training and coaching you need. I encourage both working mothers and working fathers to consider the many benefits of working for yourself and remember there is not a lot of competition since 72% of men and 70% of all women work full time for other people.

What do you think? Are you able to start your own business? Why or Why not?


For the full story log on to: http://www.ajc.com/business/content/shared-gen/ap/Finance_General/Working_Moms.html?cxntnid=biz071207e

What Working Mom's Want

I recently read an article in the Atlanta Press called "Most Working Moms Prefer Part-Time Jobs" By DAVID CRARY. According to a recent National survey, David says, "Most working mothers say their ideal situation would include a part-time job, rather than working full time or staying at home..."

My thoughts are that becoming an entrepreneur, or owning a small business may also be an excellent fit for a mother or father who wants to spend more time with their family and achieve a higher quality of life.

So how does one start, manage and expand the business of a venture? Easy, enter CEO training school. Every student must have a teacher who provides instruction and guidance during the learning curve.

Becoming a CEO or beginning any career while running a household can be a challenge. Yet, simple things make a mothers life easier. Online shopping, supportive services like take out delivery and also online learning. Many schools have online training and I think it is an excellent idea for a mom or dad who wants to open a business consider online education to fully prepare them for the venture.

There are many facets of a business. Marketing, Sales, Finance and Human Resources. Then business plan and how to operate the company to that the products and services are delivered in the right manner are also critical.

I worked from home as a mortgage loan broker for years. I loved it but it had it's draw backs. Having to meet clients at the office or other places was out of place because my real office was at home and all my stuff was there. Also I sometimes found myself resisting to leave the house for appointments preferring to do things by email, fax, or mail rather then get professionally dressed.

So Working Mom's do you agree? Would working from home as your own boss appeal to you? Why or Why Not? If you wanted training and you did it online what topics would you want covered? We want to hear from you at "You Are a CEO".