Parenting A Business: If You Can Raise A Child You Can Run A Business - Paperback
Parenting A Business: If You Can Raise A Child You Can Run A Business - Paperback
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by Jeremy Cortez (Author)
How would you like to have your "parenting skills" translate into untapped talents of entrepreneurship? Hardly an oxymoron! It works, and I have firsthand experience creating multiple businesses and income streams all while spending time raising my two boys.
Parenting a Business is a guide to help parents navigate the intimidating arena of building a business. This book parallels the striking similarities between parenting and business, showing how your endless days and sleepless nights as a parent provide you the edge to becoming successful in business. Simplification is key to a dual lifestyle, so I make it very easy to create a business from a place of purpose and passion in a relatable way. You will learn:
-How your children have the ultimate formula for figuring out what business to create
-How your diaper bag unlocks the secret to business scalability
-How your kids have groomed you to be masters of marketing and selling
-How parenting has developed a crucial skill to achieving business success
With this book, you will discover your business qualifications, developed as a parent, and dive into the realm of entrepreneurship.
Author Biography
Jeremy Cortez is a serial entrepreneur, starting his first business at the age of 19. Even with a BS in Marketing, Jeremy has read hundreds of books and attended countless business seminars all over the US to expand his understanding of entrepreneurialism. With many attempts to create a successful business, it wasn't until after becoming a parent did he experience the entrepreneurial success he desired. From this success, Jeremy was eager to share his realization of the simplicity of business. Parenting a Business is a product of his findings, describing the profound similarities between parenting and running a business. He currently consults with small businesses to Fortune 500 companies on a variety of focuses, from branding to operation systems. Jeremy resides in San Francisco, CA with his wife and two boys.