(openPR) - The bathrobe has become the new symbol of freedom for the over 4.5 million people who no longer work in the conventional corporate setting. These are the brave entrepreneurs who have taken back control of their lives. They don't worry about commuting, traffic jams, office bickering, or rushed lunches.
Kristie Tamsevicius, co-founder of WebMomz.com, a site that empowers women who have chosen to work at home says that this is a lifestyle that offers all the flexibility they need as moms plus the satisfaction of a successful career. "It's no longer a lifestyle just for women," says Tamsevicius. "Working at home is an adjustment and anyone who undertakes it needs a support system."
This year's day of celebration is February 13th (always the second Monday of February). The event has a new sponsor - InternationalRobes.com. Although not every home-based businessperson wears a bathrobe all the time, this garment has taken on the proud symbol of office for the stay-at-home legions of workers. InternationalRobes.com's sponsorship is a good tie-in for a couple of reasons: First, they sell bathrobes. But second, and more importantly, it was founded by two entrepreneurs who know what it's like to work in a bathrobe - one they probably made.
The folks at International Robes are so enthusiastic about Do Business in your Bathrobe Day, they are sponsoring WebMomz' annual "Biz in Bathrobe" contest. The prize? One of five luxury bathrobes, of course.
As The Business Mom, Terilee Harrison has been working from home in San Dimas since 2004, providing resources, support and advice for mom business owners. She teaches them how to manage their responsibilities with business and home and still squeeze in time for them! “Running a business from home has been a dream come true. I finally have the flexibility to make my children's activities my top priority and enjoy the freedom being an entrepreneur provides," says Ms. Harrison.
Additional information on the festivities planned for the day and about the WebMomz/InternationalRobes prize can be found at www.webmomz.com or by contacting Kristie Tamsevicius at 847-244-8450.
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