Entrepreneur Like a Mother: Build a Company That Buys You Freedom, Not Owns Your Life - Hardcover

by Beth Mazza (Author), Victoria Sivrais (Author)

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.