Business
16 Best Online Business Ideas at Home Which You Can Start Easily


A blog which focuses on business, Networth, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Self Improvement, Celebrities, Top Lists, Travelling, Health, and lifestyle. A source that provides you with each and every top piece of information about the world. We cover various different topics.
Business
4 Reminders Every Mompreneur Needs This Mother’s Day

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own.
Dear Mompreneur,
How are you? We’re almost halfway through the year, summer is knocking on the door and I don’t know about y’all’s kids, but mine seem to be fighting a different bug every week — so I wanted to check in on my mompreneurs this Mother’s Day.
Have you ever Googled the definition of entrepreneurship? I did it recently, and according to Google, it is “the activity of setting up a business or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.”
At least they put the word ‘hope’ in there!
Entrepreneurship can be hard. So, I want to know… how are you, really?
If you’re like me, you’re always thinking about your business, your goals, next week, payroll, content, your family, dinner plans and the list, truly, goes on and on.
Do you also have 37 tabs open right now at 5:56 PM on a Friday? Are you thinking about what needs to be done/ordered/created/etc. even while trying to sign off and “shut off” your business brain for a bit?
Do you also feel like today was great and balanced, but somewhere in the back of your mind, you’re wondering if a storm lurks on the horizon? Do you feel like you’re not doing enough, but then (almost simultaneously) also worry you’re not spending enough time with your kids, family and friends?
Do you worry that business will dry up? That you won’t bring in new business? Do you worry that you’re really not good enough to be doing what you’re doing, and people will eventually figure it out?
I have talked with hundreds of entrepreneurs over the years (and have been an entrepreneur myself since 2007), and I can tell you that the majority of us feel this way.
But the crazy thing is that most of us keep going. Despite the feelings, thoughts, stress and anxiety that entrepreneurship can bring.
So, I just wanted to send a quick note to remind you (and maybe me, ha!) of a few things:
Related: How Being a ‘Mompreneur’ Prepared Me to Run a Multi-Million-Dollar Business
Table of Contents
1. What you are doing is important
You wouldn’t have felt the urge to do what you do if it weren’t important.
You are providing a service or product that people need. Just because you might not be where you want to be or have the sales you desire, doesn’t mean it isn’t great. It likely means they just don’t know about it yet!
Whether you put sparkles in someone’s hair to help them feel beautiful or you share your mama’s recipe in a restaurant to make people feel loved, you are providing something special.
Please don’t stop.
2. What you’re doing is hard
Remember those paychecks every 2 weeks? Paid vacation time? A tax refund? I won’t even bring up insurance…
Please know that you’re stronger than most, and don’t ever forget it. Many people dream of being their own boss, but many, if not most, will not pursue this dream.
Because it’s freaking hard.
“A comfort zone is a beautiful place, but nothing ever grows there,” John Assaraf said. Humans love to feel safe and comfortable, and diving into entrepreneurship is the exact opposite, so it can feel really hard and uncomfortable.
With discomfort comes impostor syndrome (it’s real, y’all) and not feeling super confident sometimes. Please know that we all encounter this and re-read #1.
3. What you’re doing is changing the world
Even if it doesn’t seem like it.
You should be really, really proud of yourself. You started a business to help people, and that is one of the greatest things someone can do. Yes, we need to make money, but the root of starting a business is to help solve a problem for people.
And, please don’t forget about the positive impact you have on your employees and their families. You are literally helping people put food on their tables. Send their kids to school. Save for retirement. That is amazing, friend!
4. What you’re doing is setting an example
For your kids, your family, your friends and people you don’t even know.
I can promise you that you are inspiring people daily, even if they don’t tell you. When you show up every day, you have a ripple effect on so many and in many different ways.
Adversity, resilience and grit are part of entrepreneurship and if we can lead by example, we are showing those around us that they can do hard things, too. Joy, happiness and celebration are also part of the journey.
Let’s continue to show people that we can endure and enjoy the peaks and valleys so others know that it’s possible.
So, friend, how do you feel now? Do you remember your greatness? Do you know how appreciated you are? Do you realize how special you really are?
I hope so. You inspire me every day.
Sincerely,
Your Fellow Mompreneur Friend
P.S. Happy Mother’s Day! Close those tabs and just enjoy today, you deserve it!

A blog which focuses on business, Networth, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Self Improvement, Celebrities, Top Lists, Travelling, Health, and lifestyle. A source that provides you with each and every top piece of information about the world. We cover various different topics.
Business
Femtech CEO on Leadership: Don’t ‘Need More Masculine Energy’

“I’ve been thinking a lot about leadership models,” Sarah O’Leary, CEO of femtech company Willow, tells Entrepreneur. “ There’s been a lot of noise and news around, ‘We need more masculine energy in the workplace.’ It makes you question as a leader: What is my style? How effective is my style? I don’t believe that we need more masculine energy.”
Image Credit: Courtesy of Willow
O’Leary characterizes her leadership style and the culture at Willow, the brand behind “patented leak-proof” wearable breast pumps and their accessories, as one that centers transparency and empathy to build trust within the workplace. According to the CEO, teams that have trust in each other — and in their leaders — are more likely to function in a way that’s conducive to success.
Related: Strong Leaders Use These 4 Strategies to Build Trust in Their Workplace
“I believe [flexibility in the workplace] makes us more productive.”
Instilling trust within team members means emphasizing a level of autonomy, O’Leary says. Willow is a “very flexible workplace,” O’Leary explains, noting that the company has never given its employees return-to-office mandates. As a mother of two herself, O’Leary is particularly cognizant of the everyday hurdles team members who are also parents face, and she wants to support them in any way possible.
“ If my kids’ elementary school concert is happening at 10 a.m., I’m going to sign off,” O’Leary says. “I’m going to go to that, then come back and keep going with my day. I don’t believe that makes us any less productive. I believe it makes us more productive. I feel very passionately that we can build a tremendously successful business while also operating in ways that feel authentic to our leadership and team.”
Willow is navigating its next growth chapter with O’Leary at the helm. The company recently announced its acquisition of UK-based femtech innovator Elvie, which is expected to boost revenue by 50%. Willow also continues to partner with organizations that support parents. To kick off its Mother’s Day campaign this year, the company announced a partnership with Canopie, a preventive maternal health care platform, to donate one million hours of maternal mental health support.
“[Being CEO is] a responsibility as much as it is a cool title.”
Prior to stepping into the CEO role at Willow, O’Leary served as the company’s chief commercial officer and “loved” the work. O’Leary has reflected a lot over the past year on her decision to become CEO, and she says that ambition wasn’t her primary motivator; instead, she recognized that she was the right person for the job at this moment.
“I cared deeply about our mission,” O’Leary explains. “I had a vision for where we could go. I understood the commercial operations of the business and could bring that together with our product teams. In some sense, [becoming CEO] has put me in a servant leader kind of role — It’s a responsibility as much as it is a cool title.”
Related: 10 Leadership Lessons From Successful CEOs — An Insightful Guide for the Ambitious Entrepreneur
At the end of the day, O’Leary suggests that leaders make sure their motivation is authentic to them — because that’s what will help them lead through the most difficult times.
“New tariffs are announced, and you’ve got to figure that out,” O’Leary says. “It is challenge after challenge, and the organization looks to you and says, ‘What are we going to do?’ This role is really about being willing to take responsibility for the people, products and customers. It’s not all glitz and glamor. You’re the first person who gets all the tough questions.”
“I’ve been thinking a lot about leadership models,” Sarah O’Leary, CEO of femtech company Willow, tells Entrepreneur. “ There’s been a lot of noise and news around, ‘We need more masculine energy in the workplace.’ It makes you question as a leader: What is my style? How effective is my style? I don’t believe that we need more masculine energy.”
Image Credit: Courtesy of Willow
The rest of this article is locked.
Join Entrepreneur+ today for access.

A blog which focuses on business, Networth, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Self Improvement, Celebrities, Top Lists, Travelling, Health, and lifestyle. A source that provides you with each and every top piece of information about the world. We cover various different topics.
Business
Boost Your Resume with ChatGPT & Automation E-Degree, Now $19.97

Disclosure: Our goal is to feature products and services that we think you’ll find interesting and useful. If you purchase them, Entrepreneur may get a small share of the revenue from the sale from our commerce partners.
Feeling like you need to head back to college to understand all this ChatGPT, AI assistant, automation integration business stuff? Get the crash course you need in this new tech to optimize efficiency in your workforce when you enroll in ChatGPT & Automation E-Degree offered by Eduonix Learning Solutions. Valued at $790, you can earn a certificate of completion for just $19.97 with this e-degree.
What’s in the 12 courses of this e-degree?
You’ll get to spend 25 hours over 12 lectures, pinning down how AI assistants and automation can work, which ones to use when, and how to integrate these tools in your professional life to work better, faster, and smarter.
Across industries, professionals are offloading their busy or repetitive work to AI assistants. When you learn which options exist with this course, you can explore whether an AI-powered calendar scheduling app will help with your time blocking, for example.
No matter your field, there are AI-powered tools worth learning about. Creative fields can benefit from AI editing and design programs to polish their work and reduce proofing time. Data scientists benefit from data analysis and automated visualization tools. Those in sales can use ChatGPT and other AI assistants to practice their pitches or presentations. And the series of courses in this e-degree can help you discover which of these tools is right for you.
Business insider instructors
The experts behind this ChatGPT course are chosen from a professional team of trainers at Eduonix Learning Solutions for their knowledge in different tech subjects, such as mobility, web to enterprise, database, and server administration. Students rate Eduonix Learning Solutions 4 stars, so you can feel confident that others have found Eduonix courses valuable.
An e-degree’s certification of completion is much more affordable than going back to school to understand the AI revolution, so sign up for the ChatGPT & Automation E-Degree for only $19.97.
StackSocial prices subject to change.
Feeling like you need to head back to college to understand all this ChatGPT, AI assistant, automation integration business stuff? Get the crash course you need in this new tech to optimize efficiency in your workforce when you enroll in ChatGPT & Automation E-Degree offered by Eduonix Learning Solutions. Valued at $790, you can earn a certificate of completion for just $19.97 with this e-degree.
What’s in the 12 courses of this e-degree?
You’ll get to spend 25 hours over 12 lectures, pinning down how AI assistants and automation can work, which ones to use when, and how to integrate these tools in your professional life to work better, faster, and smarter.
The rest of this article is locked.
Join Entrepreneur+ today for access.

A blog which focuses on business, Networth, Technology, Entrepreneurship, Self Improvement, Celebrities, Top Lists, Travelling, Health, and lifestyle. A source that provides you with each and every top piece of information about the world. We cover various different topics.
-
Travel3 weeks ago
Can You Pass the NYC Test? 11 Signs You’re the Real Deal
-
News3 weeks ago
Trump Shuns Europe, and Its Defense Industry Tries to Capitalize
-
Entertainment3 weeks ago
Ellen DeGeneres Captures Rainbow from U.K. Home with Portia de Rossi
-
Business3 weeks ago
Income And Net Worth Required To Afford A $10 Million Home
-
News3 weeks ago
Police arrest man accused of felling Downtown L.A. trees with chainsaw
-
Travel2 weeks ago
11 Goodbyes Every Retired Kansan Ends Up Saying
-
Business3 weeks ago
Many Music Producers Are Secretly Using AI: New Study
-
Travel2 weeks ago
13 Smart Life Hacks Every Pennsylvanian Over 50 Should Know