There are a lot of parents out there who would love to spend more time with their children, but they are stuck at the office all day. By the time they fight through traffic and get home, they're exhausted.

On the opposite end of that coin, there are a lot of stay-at-home parents that really want to make a solid income to help their families thrive. 

My guest today has found a way to do both.

Cat Collins is not only a young mother to twins, but she runs a successful media company from the comfort of her home. In 2017, she surpassed $100,000 in her business for the first time.

What are we covering today?

Cat and I chat about:

• How she got started in her business
• The difficulties she faced on her path to success and how she overcame them
• Why being a mother and the breadwinner is difficult, but so worth it

It took some time for Cat to get to this six-figure milestone moment in her life, but her resilience and drive was relentless. I'm sure Cat's “anything is possible” spirit will inspire you to do the impossible today.

**By the way, this interview is a little different from others. I had the pleasure of having Cat and her family over to the Hill House as we’re both metro Detroiters. We had some pizza, afternoon cocktails and the kids ran around the house like crazy people while we were recording (thank you to Nicole and Jonathan for watching the kids during our interview)!

About Our Guest:  Cat Collins

Catherine Collins is the go-to family finance expert for educated, aspirational moms who want to take on a more active financial role in their families.

Named the Best Contributor/Freelancer for Personal Finance in 2014, her writing and expertise have been featured in dozens of notable publications like Yahoo Finance, U.S. News and World Report, Real Simple, The Huffington Post, Kiplinger, Investopedia, Business Insider and many more. She has been interviewed on Good Morning America, Huffington Post Live, and numerous podcasts.

As an entrepreneur and the mother to boy/girl twin toddlers, she lives the messages she teaches each and every day.

Website:  MomsGotMoney.com

Recommended Book:  The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod

Carpe Diem Quote

“Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.”

-Frances of Assisi

What are your “impossible” family goals?

Please let me know in the comments section below.