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From Nonprofit to Made for Mothers: Interview With Mariah Stockman
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In this episode of "Girl, How'd That Happen?" we're thrilled to feature Mariah Stockman, the dynamic founder of Made for Mothers. Mariah transitioned from a fulfilling career in nonprofit fundraising to building a platform that supports and celebrates mother entrepreneurs. Join us as we delve into her inspiring transition, the creation of a nurturing community for moms, and her passionate advocacy for financial literacy and empowerment.
Resources Mentioned:
- https://mariahstockman.com/
- Made for Mothers: A community that provides support, education, and networking opportunities for mother entrepreneurs. Follow Mariah on Instagram @mariahstockman.
- Factora Wealth: Empower yourself financially with insights and advice tailored for women.
- Made for Mothers Podcast: Listen to stories, challenges, and successes of mothers navigating the business world.
What You'll Learn:
- The Inspiration Behind Made for Mothers: The journey from Mariah's nonprofit background to empowering mothers in business.
- The Power of Community: How finding a BizBestie and building a supportive network can change the game for mompreneurs.
- Financial Literacy for Female Entrepreneurs: Mariah stresses the importance of financial knowledge and independence for women in business.
- Overcoming Obstacles: The personal and professional hurdles Mariah faced and how she turned them into stepping stones for success.
- Advice for Emerging Mompreneurs: Actionable tips and heartfelt advice for mothers looking to dive into entrepreneurship.
Mariah Stockman's transition from the nonprofit sector to spearheading a movement for mompreneurs is a testament to the power of vision, adaptability, and community. Her insights provide not just inspiration but a call to action for mothers everywhere to pursue their entrepreneurial dreams with confidence.
Don't forget to follow us on Instagram for more empowering stories and check the show notes for detailed resources. Thanks for listening to "Girl, How'd That Happen?" Empower yourself and those around you. I'm rooting for you! See you next time! XO
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