The Mommy Manifesto

There’s never been a better time to take control of your career, your life, and your economic future—starting today, and in THE MOMMY MANIFESTO, critically-acclaimed bestselling author Kim Lavine shows you how. This is a manifesto for dreaming big, developing your confidence, and creating the life of your dreams by controlling your financial destiny.
In this book you'll learn:
- How to find and profit from growth markets
- How to grow your business on a bootstrap budget
- How to tap into $20 Billion in angel capital
- How to take your product or service to consumers around the world for almost no cost
- How to compete in a challenging marketplace to not only survive, but thrive
- How to use information to conquer fear
- How to take control of your financial destiny today!
90% of success is in your head
In THE MOMMY MANIFESTO, Lavine teaches powerful techniques to turn off insecurities while discovering the secret to getting what you want from life, and getting other people to help you get it, using newfound confidence to see new opportunities where none existed before.
Mom is the New Sexy
Because power is sexy and today’s moms are powerful, controlling $8.5 trillion in annual consumer spending—or three-quarters of the U.S. economy. But not only is “Mom the New Sexy,” moms are “The New Geeks” too, as the top early adopters of new technology, driving billions of dollars in new product and market innovation, reshaping the American economy in ways equal to the Renaissance or the Industrial Revolution.
At times of historic change comes historic opportunity. THE MOMMY MANIFESTO will show you how to get your share, before the train leaves the station!
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Kandace Chappel - Magazine Publisher and TV Host
Kim Lavine "is kind and approachable; she’s brazen and bold. She’s wise and generous; she’s unexpected and shocking. She’s like every mom in the world; she’s unlike anyone you’ve ever met. And it’s this spin and tumble that makes The Mommy Manifesto, more of a ride than a read." READ MORE
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38 million women with children control $8.5 trillion in consumer spending--three quarters of the American economy. Be afraid, be very, very afraid.
What? Are you kidding me?
Forty-five years after the first women’s revolution, women still only make up 3 percent of top CEO’s, earn only 75 percent of wages of men, and are 40 percent more likely to be living in poverty.
No wonder women are starting businesses in record numbers
Fed up with a corporate world that penalizes them for being both women and mothers, and gender inequities that are getting worse, women are beginning to take control of their financial destinies by starting their own businesses. Not only are there 11 million women entrepreneurs in this country, making up 40 percent of all businesses, but women are starting businesses today at twice the rate of men. Today’s business titans of the old economy are afraid of us and are simultaneously looking to us to show them the way to new money-making opportunities. They’re counting on us not realizing that the only thing separating us from them is our self-doubt, while they try to figure out how to keep opportunity in the hands of the few. They’re counting on women to not recognize the power they have to dramatically affect this precarious situation.
So what’s stopping us?
Is it just going to take more women to have faith? Or is it a simple matter of confidence? Do we need to turn off the internal dialog telling us we can’t do it, and believe in ourselves instead? What is the internal dialog in women’s heads anyways nowadays, and who’s programming it? Maybe we need to replace “lose weight, be pretty, lose weight, be pretty, lose weight,” with “kick butt, knock down doors, stand up for ourselves, be smart, take what’s ours.” Maybe we should figure out what we need to do to get our fair share, and program that in instead.
There are a hundred books out there telling women about all the stupid mistakes we make to mess up our lives, our marriages, our jobs, our diets, our money. At every supermarket checkout there are a hundred magazines telling us to be skinnier, prettier, richer, sexier, better dressed, with perfect homes and better cooking skills. Where are the books and magazines telling us we’re already skinny and pretty enough? Where are the books and magazines telling us how to be richer, better dressed, with better decorated homes by owning our own businesses and economic futures? Where are the books that tell us that our measure of success as mothers is not how clean and well-decorated our house is, but how happy our kids are?
Enough with telling women they’re not good enough!
This world does not need one more book or magazine or voice telling women they don’t measure up so that somebody can make a profit selling them diet pills, cleaning supplies, wrinkle cream, or even books.
It’s no wonder women find it tough to succeed when they bring all this baggage to the brink of opportunity and have to compete with men who don’t have all this self-defeating attitude pre-programmed into them. Speaking in a vernacular I’ve learned from years in the male-dominated world of business, getting to the top demands such incredible fortitude, such Heroic nerve, such balls out, balls-to-the-wall, ball-busting, brass balls confidence that even a moment’s hesitation in the race to each day’s finish line can result in failure. (Just for a minute, try to think of any analogies to boobs that symbolize strength, courage, or that you could even say aloud in a boardroom, where I’ve heard all these male images spouted.)
We’re the architects of this New Economy.
It’s time for us to take our share! Don’t call us feminists, call us boss! We’re not asking for a job. This is a new way of living, and we’re bringing our kids with us this time. Consider this a cannonball fired across your bow.
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Casey Roon de Pacheco
Hello Kim! I have been working on a mom's website for the last 5 years. The reason that it has been taking me so long is because I have been affraid of failing. I spoke to a few family and friends and they did not understand my passion for the business. They did not see the importance of making a difference as a mother or as a women. All they kept saying is, "Why do you want to start your own business"? "That is a lot of hard work and what makes you think you can do this?" They made me doubt myself and my idea. Well no more!!! I know I am a smart women as well as a mother of two beautiful little girls! I will make a difference and I will show that moms have the power to change the world one invention/idea at a time! Thank you so much for saying what we moms needed to to hear for several years to be able to see that it is possible for our dreams and ideas to come true.
You will be hearing about me soon! Have a woderful holiday and I will see you on the other side!
xoxo
Tina Vega
San Jose,CA