Where is the line?
Everything happens exactly when it needs to happen.
Make your own rules.
A framework to solve any problem.
Creating a business you do not need to take a break from.
Trust your timing.
How can you stick with your habits this year?
Communication really helps with transition.
The new normal is really good for moms.
When to take advice and when to trust yourself.
Where can you drop the "shoulds" to make this the most joyful holidays of your life?
Cheers to you momma.
Dealing with discontent with an achieved goal.
Intentional commitment that works for you.
Finding opportunity within constraints.
How much is really within our control?
Mental health days are so important.
The world is full of possibilities.
Exploring your ideal mix of structure and freedom.
Optimal is out there for you.
A good reminder.
How can you use a transition to grow?
It's called a trip these days.
Three incredible resources for you to tune into you.
I had 6 hours to get through my day and a list that was just a little too ambitious (as usual).
The invisible pressure we are under at all times.
Tips for working with retainer clients.
Getting the work that's important, but not loud, accomplished in our business is hard enough with fighting with mother nature.
Why do we sell services we don't like to do?
Better marketing may not be the answer to your business woes.
Intentional Structure is true freedom.
My entrepreneur story.
How does your work change in the summer?
Premium Service Provider work is de-valued when you simply aim to please...
It is time for more.
Giving up on being selfless in motherhood.
Here is to giving up on perfect.
There is more than one way to do things.
What is really being said when this question is asked and how we can change the narrative to support mothers in the workforce.
With the holidays just around the corner, it is easy to get caught up in the overwhelm of it all. When I feel scatterbrained like this, I take a deep breath and truly ground myself.
I have a confession. I am terrible at letting people help me in my business. Even with an assistant, I have to go over my list multiple times before I find the right tasks to offboard. My assistant is amazingly capable and can take on anything I give her. So this is all just an internal problem for me. I had this pointed out to me and decided to run an experiment to get better at accepting help. In the experiment, I had to say “Yes” to everything that was offered to me for 48 hours.
I get a lot of questions about prepping for maternity leave. Many service-based entrepreneurs don’t think they have any options. They either answer emails from the hospital bed or they shutter their business for a few months and hope they’ll have something to come back to. It is my mission to shout from the rooftops that there are so many more options!
This past March I had the privilege of joining Kelsie Brunick on her podcast, Permission to Grow, to discuss my journey from the corporate world to running my own business while being a new mom.
Why I won't start a Facebook group
“Simplicity is about subtracting the obvious and adding the meaningful”- John Maeda
This week we talk to the planners. You know who you are...
With Father’s Day this past weekend, I have been doing a bit of reflection upon all the Dads in my life.
Are you ready to simplify your business to spend more time with your children?
Your tribe is your greatest business asset. But how do you connect with people in a way that's meaningful to you?
Everyone I talk to, (business owner or not) has ideas for a business.
Exhausted from pregnancy? Playing with a baby on the floor? These may seem like times that you have to put work away, but think again.
Childcare is expensive and solopreneur income can be unpredictable. Here's how to work with a baby at home without childcare.
How much time should you take for maternity leave as an online business owner? Here's one story.
My creativity died during pregnancy. Here are my tips to work around this affliction.
Babies and business aren't supposed to mix. I'm challenging this assumption and proving that a baby has made me better at running my business.
The allure of a corporate job for a pregnant entrepreneur.
Nesting happens to most pregnant women. Have your nesting efforts been directed toward your business?
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