Hi, I'm Audrey. I'm so glad you're here.
If you've ever felt like too much and not enough at the same time, I think you'll feel at home here.
A mom, an introvert, and a work in progress.
I'm a mom of six, from two teenagers down to a baby. I got married at 17, and I had my first three babies before I turned 20.
I'm an introvert who feels everything deeply, and I've spent most of my life reading the room and trying to keep everyone comfortable. I was never the popular girl. For a long time I believed that meant I didn't have much to offer.
I've always found a way to earn from home.
I've been blessed to stay home with my kids, and I've tried my hand at a lot of things from there. I've done photography. I've had a candle business. I have a sourdough business. I have my esthetics license.
I felt like I was out of options.
After my dad passed away, and while my marriage was falling apart, I didn't know how I was going to make it on my own. I remember praying that if I was going to be on my own, God would have to show up in big ways financially.
I felt torn down and exhausted. I couldn't stop thinking of ways to make my own income. I dreamed about it. It woke me up at night.
Every option seemed to cost too much. It felt like making something work would mean giving up a lot, including homeschooling my kids. So I overcomplicated it. I spent so much time looking at other creators that I ended up overwhelmed.
At some point, I had to look at myself in the mirror and stop comparing. I started telling myself every day, "If God has his hand in this, it will happen. It will be blessed."
So I started with a dropshipping video and tried to figure it out on my own. Then I bought a course that walked me through building my store. Then I added affiliate marketing. Then I made my own digital product, and I launched my second. I never left one behind for the next. I still run all of it.
And somewhere along the way, something changed. I got passionate about it. It became a creative outlet for me.
I made it far more complicated than it needed to be, and I don't want that for you. That's why I made the free guide: one plain place to start.
The moment I thought, "This is actually working."
My first sale came from my dropshipping store, about three to four weeks after I started. I was the most excited I have ever been. I remember thinking, oh my gosh, this is actually working. This is actually happening, and I'm doing this.
I'll be honest: I tried to do it on my own at first. What changed everything was buying a course that guided me through setting up my store. It took the guesswork out of it all, and it helped me so much.
Then the sales started coming in consistently, and I just knew: okay, I've got this. There's a freedom that comes with it, and I'm so thankful.
That's what I want to be for you: someone who takes out the guesswork, so you're not figuring it out alone.
After earning from different places, I realized I want every mom to know she has another option.
If you feel stuck, or you want out of your job without giving up your time with your kids, I want you to know there's a different way to do this. Most moms don't want to figure it out alone, and you don't have to. I'm still figuring it out too, and I'll tell you the truth as I go.
How I earn from home.
Dropshipping
I run two online stores without keeping products in my house. When someone orders, the supplier ships it for me. I love it.
Affiliate marketing
I recommend other people's high-ticket products, and I earn a commission when someone buys through my link.
Digital products
I make things like guides once and sell them again and again. Nothing to mail.
I'm not very techy, and I'm doing this anyway. You don't have to be techy to run an online business, and if a word confuses you, that's not you. Nobody explains these things well.
What a normal day looks like.
I wake up at 8 and start my morning reading my Bible. If I don't start with him, my day just doesn't go well.
I try to get some work done.
Once everybody's up, we eat and school starts. It doesn't look like public school at home. We learn as we go: some worksheets at the table, some things online, and a lot of life skills, because I want my kids ready for the real world.
I get a few more things done.
Mostly play.
I try to finish whatever's left.
Sometimes I feel like I need to get more done than I'm able to. If I start something, I want to finish it, so when I can't, it can feel overwhelming and frustrating.
What helps is the mindset that it doesn't all have to be done today, or even this week. If you're consistent and you get one little thing done each day, that's more than enough.
Jesus is the foundation.
Jesus is the center of everything I do. That's why I start my mornings with him. If I don't, my day doesn't feel aligned.
I want everything I do to glorify his name. I can't build on a foundation that isn't solid, and he is ours. I believe he can't bless me through things I'm not seeking him first in, so I always want to be in his will.
I lean natural.
Besides online business, health and wellness is a huge part of my life. I believe God designed our bodies, so I take the natural route whenever I can. I'm not perfect. For me, it's all about balance.
Get to know me.
You don't have to know what you're good at yet. You just have to begin.
Start with the free guide. And if you'd like someone to walk beside you, join the waitlist for the 30-day challenge.
© The Woven Mama · Audrey Davidson
I share what I've done and what I've learned. Nothing on this site is a promise of income or results.