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It’s easier than you think to get started. If you start right away, you can be doing billable work as soon as next week. Billable with Baby® is a hands-on, practical approach to building a successful consulting business. We walk you through our simple programs step-by-step. We help you stay focused and make progress each day. Take control and take the plunge.
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My name is Amy Rasdal, and I’m the founder of Billable with Baby®. I’m a working mom of two kids, ages 14 and 4. I traded my corporate job for consulting and make more money than most executives. I live a blended life with hardly any boundaries. I work and play every day. I typically work half my work day during the day and the other half at night. I take several professional level dance classes a week and water-ski every other Friday morning. Although I love to cook, these days we mostly live on raw fruits and vegetables, peanut butter and frozen burritos. I’m quick on the mute button and I can tell you a foolproof way to do a professional conference call from Disneyland.
Recent Posts
How to Succeed in Business
I do a lot of speaking. My audiences range from college students to senior executives. I enjoy them all. Speaking can be a great way to build your business and your brand. I have met so many great friends and clients through my various speaking engagements.
Getting Started is Easier than You Think
Getting Started is the Hardest Thing: I heard back from several people and the landslide winner is Getting Started. I got started a long time ago, so that’s obviously no longer a challenge for me. But here’s the thing, I didn’t have big, overwhelming thoughts about starting a business and everything that means.
Best Summer Ever
I was sadder than usual about back-to-school this year. I’m always a little sad because it marks another year of time marching on, but there’s usually a heavier dose of feeling relieved to have more focused work time and a family routine.