Me A Worrier?!!

I've always been a worrier! As far back as I can remember I have worried about everything under the sun. I worried about my grades in school, what college I'd get into, how to keep everything organized. Then I'd worry about all of my wedding planning coming together, finding the best job, and getting the house of our dreams. The older you get, the bigger your worries get! It's human nature made even more complicated if you are a true worrier such as I.

Now that I'm a mom, I worry about everything! I'm not a crazy person about the worry when it comes to Faith and my family, but I do have to keep it in check. This is yet another reason that it's good that I've been able to make working from home work for me. I'm here to take care of my little darling and ensure that she gets the very best care possible. So now I can keep my worrying to how many times she falls down upon trying to take steps and if she's sleeping soundly. Worry as a mother never ends!

Worry as a mompreneur seems to be a constant as well. If you have a deadline, then you worry about how to reach it with the chaotic life that you have developed. If you have too many jobs going on at once, you worry about how to balance them all and get them all done right the first time. If you don't have any new work coming in, then you worry about how you will get new clients and what if you dont' get them quickly. It's part of owning your own business and this is where a little worry can be healthy. You just have to be sure as with everything else to keep it in check before it consumes you. You also worry about the balance of it all--ensuring that you don't give too much time to your work and neglect your child. While at the same time recognizing that you are trying to start and run your very own business and that means some time is required to make it all work. You will feel the strains of this balancing act constantly, but then you quickly remind yourself that you are at home with your baby and that's what matters. Worry is part of being a mompreneur and certainly part of being a mother, but keeping it in check by realizing that your little darling is what it's important will help you to balance it all out. Works for me....most of the time that is!