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[quote=Anonymous]My story is slightly opposite.  It wasn't until I was laid off and home with my son more that I really began to get concerned and initiated the evaluation process.  He started preschool a few months ago.  While he was in childcare part time until he started school, I volunteered with a non-profit.  It has led to a few event planning gigs and the organization has given me a stipend on a couple occasions.  If I pursued it, the connections I have made would definitely lead to more event planning or consultant work for some board members.  I like that I get to pick and choose what I do and when I do it.  I also recently started *gasp* direct sales.  It's consumable goods, organic & gluten free and sign up was very inexpensive.  I figure, worst case, if it sucks and I never make money, I get some yummy products for my pantry.  Best case, I get to coordinate some freezer meal workshops, make a bit of scratch and possibly meet some new friends.

Good luck OP!  Depending on your career field, consulting might be an option.  [/quote]

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