Kimberly Sanderson - Former Sales Leader Turned Network Marketing Mom Extraordinaire

Since starting the Mompreneur Next Door, I have met so many incredible, inspirational moms who are doing what many of you want to do - be home with your kids and make money. It's been my great privilege to highlight and showcase these moms in order to help those of you reading know that you're not alone and that there are other moms doing what you aspire to do. My hope is that you find encouragement and commonalities with their stories so that you, too, have the courage to go out and get what you want in life, as a woman and as a mom.

This week I had the privilege and honor of interviewing Kimberly Sanderson. This friendly, outgoing mom of 2 was living the corporate dream, one she thought she always wanted. Her job was great, her boss was amazing, she was challenged and loved what she was doing. The problem was her sweet babies were growing up, and she felt like she was missing out on that time with them. Kimberly wanted that as well but craved professional engagement, too.

When Kimberly learned about a work-from-home opportunity, she knew she couldn't let it pass her by. With consumable health and wellness products that she loved and what she saw as an incredible compensation plan, Kimberly was beyond excited and hopped on board. When she started, Kimberly worked her business around her full-time job and family life but realized that she could make a greater impact with her work-from-home business so she made the decision to leave corporate.

Of course there have been struggles - it's not always easy working from home as any Mompreneur knows. But for Kimberly, it was been well worth it. She is able to be the mom she wants to be and make the money she and her family want and need not only today but for the future because as with many at-home business opportunities, Kimberly's offers residual and passive income as well. For her, truly the best part is that she loves what she does and loves helping offer other parents the same opportunities to take care of their physical and financial health and well being.

Kimberly believes that anyone can be successful in network marketing if you truly work the business rather than treat it like a hobby. As she says, "It's about your goals being bigger than your excuses." For more on how she built an incredible business, her challenges and her recommendations, check out the video interview. It's truly inspirational and well worth your time! Keep believing in you and know that there is a tribe of women out there cheering you on!

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