I participated in a campaign on behalf of Mom Central Consulting (#MC) for Mom Corps YOU. I received a free trial to facilitate my review and a promotional item as a thank you for participating.
Before I became a professional blogger a couple of years ago, I used to work outside the home. One thing that I noticed was that there were tons of jobs that I was qualified for, but there were far fewer that I actually wanted. I just never could find my work life balance. This is where Mom Corps comes in.
The Importance Of Work Life Balance
When I was in college, I had a Psychology class that stressed the importance in finding good work life balance. Not only is it important to find a job where you “fit,” but you also need to be able to have enough time with your family. When I was younger, I used to work two or three jobs at a time. That can burn a person out very quickly, but I just didn’t really understand that there were jobs out there that could work for me, not just me for them. Now that I am older, I value more the time that I can spend at home with my family. Work life balance is now very important to me. So, if I decide to venture back out into the “out of the home” workforce again, I know that Mom Corps has my back. Mom Corps has lots of jobs that are flexible – just like working moms need.
How To Find Work Life Balance
Mom Corps YOU is just what you need. Offering all kinds of resources for the working mom or the mom looking to re-enter the workforce, Mom Corps YOU offers all kinds of online seminars that can teach you tricks and tips for landing the perfect job and how to have the best work life balance after. For instance, in February alone there are 8 events on all kinds of career topics like beefing up resumes to finding the perfect tips from actual job recruiters. Many of Mom Corps YOU’s seminars include people from the Today Show, Good Morning America, Huffington Post and more. I love that. 🙂
Mom Corps YOU has helpful discussion forums as well as chats where you can ask questions and get relevant feedback from other career minded women. You will also have access to their hundreds of tools that can help you in your job interview prep and search. Mom Corps YOU members also get highlighted on the blog – which makes them more visible to those looking to hire someone just like you. This really is an invaluable service. Can you imagine how much just one session would cost with a career coach or similar professional coaching?
Save Big On Mom Corps YOU
Right now, Mom Corps YOU is available via online subscription for an introductory annual price of $99.99 (regularly $149.99) or just $19.99 a month.
Finding that balance is so tricky, not just for moms but dads too.
This sounds like a great resource. I don’t have plans of re-entering the workforce anytime soon, but I will have to keep this in mind if I ever change my mind 🙂
Sounds like a great community to be a part of! I haven’t heard of it before, thanks for sharing!!
I’ve had a free trial of this for the last few weeks and I really like it! There’s so much helpful information available, especially the webinars!
Looks like an awesome community. And I definitely need more tips on how to save money.
Sounds like a great place for modern moms. It’s great that they’re always innovating ways to make room for moms!
I definitely agree that finding a balance can be tough. When it comes to your family, they definitely always have to come first! THis looks like a good resource for working moms.
I need balance so badly and I am not even a mom!!! Sounds like a great resource!
This looks like a great community for women.
All moms need a community for support. What a cool idea!
WoW! Thank you! I desperately need to find work and life balance. I am all in.
I finally gave up on the work/mom balance and now I stay home as there was never a job that could work for my family. I will check this out and see what they can do, I hate that my degree goes unused.
I really struggle with finding balance between work, my house and my kids.
I struggle with finding balance! I will have to look into this more. Thanks.
Being an entertainment blogger it is so hard to find balance. We have to be on news when it happens and we struggle to find a perfect balance.
Finding balance whether you are a Mom or not is never an easy thing, nuch less a job or occupation you truly love. This looks like a great place to help all you Mom’s find that balance you really do need!
I’m always struggling and trying to find balance between work and the kids. My kids are older now and it is still difficult. I could never have blogged with little ones and give the moms a lot of credit. Way too time consuming.
My time to re-enter into the work force is drawing near. This is a good resource, and things like this help me get mentally prepared for the coming change. 🙂
Love all of those ladies up there! Work life balances is one of the toughest things to do… I’m determinately making progress on it!
I need balance big time. Nice to know there are places to help.
I have to say that I have found my perfect work balance for the moment. I know that it could change but I am happy for the moment. I did not give up until I found the job I wanted not just the job that I needed.
When I was a working mother, I was so much out of balance and very much not happy. I learned being at home with my babies is where I need to be. When they are all in school I will probably go back to work, so I’ll have to look this company up!
That’s a great initiative and finding balance between your many roles and responsibilities really extends beyond mommies, too. I’m going to check it out, many thanks for sharing. 🙂
Its a great idea to collaborate with other moms on a common objective. I will follow up and explore this further.
Finding balance in life is so hard for lots of people not just parents but for everyone in gemeral.
It is definitely hard to find balance when one is juggling so many roles. I can definitely relate on all fronts.
My biggest issue is really follow through. I often feel like I “know” things, but need reminders and then HAVE to do it!
Balance is hard for me, and I start out strong but usually lose my umph, I think I’m better at getting others motivated. My good friend says I’m more of a visionary, but I don’t know, I feel like I should work on all of it. This looks like a great program.