The PBN Moms Project--A Collaboration of 5 Hot Mamas

The PBN Moms Project–A Collaboration of 5 Hot Mamas

By Guest, on February 24th, 2010

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Guest Writer: Rana Zellner Burr, MT-BC.

Patrice Walker got us all together on the phone after the Renegade Live Event in Portland, Oregon. She has been wanting to focus on Work At Home Moms for the Professionals, Businesses, and Non-profits (PBN) training area and saw us as the team to help her to be able to do that.

So far, we have gotten on the phone together four times to brainstorm ideas on how to move forward. A lot of communication takes place via emails as well. Some of the actions we have already taken are:

assuming responsibility for one of Patrice’s blogs, Mom-Means-Business.com,
setting up various accounts with one group name (Mom-Means-Business),
choosing a name for our monthly web show where we will answer questions from our viewers focusing on the day to day aspects of having a home based business with a family (Good Day Mompreneur), and
creating individual branding videos.

We even have an incredible theme song that Patrice wrote and performed when she was in a band!

In time, we will be creating exclusive training products for the Renegade community and the public at large that will eventually be available through the new PBN site.

The most exciting part is being able to work with these amazing, powerful women. We each bring something to the mix that is unique in terms of our strengths, and that is what is helping us to move along at an incredible rate.

Our team is made up of myself, Rana Burr, Samantha Gardner, Julia Rymut, Deborah Tutnauer, and of course, the incomparable Patrice Walker.

In this video, I have just gotten off of our third call, where we talk about specific plans for moving forward. I went ahead and jumped on camera to capture my feelings about being part of the group, because at that moment, they were just so strong. Before this call there were still some questions as to how everything was going to fit together and what kind of commitment would be involved. By the end, everyone’s juices were flowing, and we were all ready to take on this project together and create something amazing.