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One mom tallied 23 hours a week of household work. Then she built a company to turn ‘invisible labor’ into a paid profession
Kelly Hubbell worked full-time in tech sales and raised two children when the overwhelm set in. She didn’t need a nanny—both kids were in daycare—but the household work kept piling up, and she was desperate for support.
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Kelly Hubbell worked full-time in tech sales and raised two children when the overwhelm set in. She didn’t need a nanny—both kids were in daycare—but the household work kept piling up, and she was desperate for support. So she made a list of everything she did to keep the house running. It added up to 23 hours a week.
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