was clutching my baby and sobbing for the collective Mamas who had to drop their brand new baby off, so they could "go back to work to make money" because they needed to.

At that point in my motherhood journey, I could barely leave the room without feeling LOTS of emotion- let alone separating from her all day. "How is this actually helping our people?!" I kept asking.

But Somehow, this has become the social norm and everyone accepts it.

This feeling returned at the 12 week mark for those that are "lucky enough to have a job that will let them take 3 months!"

This quickly became a topic I could not let go of, let alone put down and walk away from.

I was overcome with maternal rage and heavy emotions around this corner families were backed into.

I just knew I needed to do something about it.

It was at this moment that I knew I needed to shift some of my light to those who did NOT want to return to the workforce and instead explore the realm of making their own money.

I had spent the last decade running my own businesses and helping other women get theirs up and running, and now it was time to focus on the Mamas!

It was from this awareness, the idea of The Stay At Home Soulpreneur was born!