EARN HER KEEP
Motherhood. Money. Freedom. Testing and documenting five paths to income around motherhood (without hustle culture).
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Part 2: mums, I need your honest thoughts
Hi, I’m Emma. I’m a mum on a twelve-month mission to replace my 9-5 income and build work that fits around motherhood. To do that, I’m testing different ways of earning money across five key income paths - and documenting everything honestl...
The 5 ways I'm trying to replace my salary on maternity leave
Back in November, I did two things.
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Had a baby
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Decided to replace my 9-5 income within 12 months
The two don’t exactly go neatly hand-in-hand.
So I found myself asking…
how?
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The birth of my second child h...
Inside my February income: 9 months to replace my salary
This is the fourth in my Earn Her Keep Income Reports: monthly, honest records of how I’m trying to replace my income over the course of my maternity leave (twelve months) - and ultimately leave my 9-5 - without sacrificing the parts of mot...
The note that resonated with over 400 mothers
This note has struck a chord with over 400 mothers since it was first posted.
Not because it said something new - but because it gave words to something many of us have felt since becoming mothers.
It had to do with ambition.
Ambition....
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Hi, I’m Emma. I’m a mum on a twelve-month mission to replace my 9-5 income and build work that fits around motherhood. To do that, I’m testing different ways of earning money across five key income paths - and documenting everything honestl...
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Motherhood, money and freedom. A mum running a 12-month experiment testing five ways to replace a 9-5. Sharing the experiments, numbers and tools so other mums can see what actually works - and how.
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