Welcome to this episode of The Organised Women in Business Podcast. In this episode I’m joined by, ahem, my biz bestie, Casey Patch from Little Lifelong Learners.
Before having babies of her own, Casey was a primary school teacher. Since leaving the classroom, she has built her business around her children.
Casey is a true advocate for play based learning and supports parents, educators, and children all around the globe.
To find out more about Casey and Little Lifelong Learners, visit:
Little Lifelong Learners’ website
Instagram @littlelifelonglearners
In this episode we talk about running a business from home with small children:
- working around small children,
- finding the time to work,
- knowing when to do what (in terms of your business activities), and
- filling your child’s cup.
Dear listeners, I’ve a question (or few) for you.
Do you have littles at home with you? Is it easy or difficult to get the work done? How do you get it done?
Let me know below, or on my Facebook page.
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