41 | How Launching a Business on Maternity Leave Can Create New Career Opportunities That Fit Your Life

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Previously titled “#41 Top Tips For Launching A Business On Maternity Leave” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 2, 2026

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Today we are rounding off the #createyourflexibility series. Over the past 5 episodes, we have been speaking to female business owners who have been creating their own flexibility. Many mums decide to use the time that they are off during maternity leave to launch a business. It is a great time to start a business as you will have stepped outside of your usual work routine. However, starting a business is not easy. On this episode, I will be sharing some top tips for launching a business while you are on maternity leave.Here is what you will learn:- How to know if your business idea will work - How to build your business around your child(ren)- What type of support you need when growing a business- When you should hire a teamClick to view: show page on AwesoundSend us a text

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