Momtrepreneurs  face universal and yet unique challenges to succeed both personally as mothers and professionally as business owners. Many are artists.  Despite the glamorous media coverage of the latest film star strolling happily with her baby while her latest movie is being released, for most of us, the reality is quite different.  As a a creative Momtrepreneur herself, Rahti specializes in helping others solve their particular dilemmas:

 

• A craftsperson with two children finds herself pregnant again and feels guilty for anytime she spends away from her family to develop a new type of metalwork, especially since she’s not creating income with it yet. 

 

• A journalist and blogger who is constantly derailed by housing issues has enough problems, but a pregnant one with a child who has tested dangerously high for lead exposure and now must deal with lead abatement is toting an incredible burden when it comes to keeping up with the competition. 

 

• An actress who has taken time away from her career to have children, must now deal with the ageism and unrealistic physical expectations of the film and television industry as she strives to reenter the business. 
  
  

These are just a few of the situations Momtrepreneurs and artist-moms find themselves. 

 

Group coaching is particularly powerful for Momtrepreneurs and artist-moms.  Having a team of other mothers cheering you on and lending hands-on support is invaluable.  These are women determined to fulfill their vision and in that sense can empathize and share strategies for dealing with issues that may seem very esoteric to the women they usually encounter in a playgroup. As a coach, Rahti Gorfien lends insight and support and keeps the team focused.  Over time trust develops and people become very invested in each others success.