Balancing Busy
Showing time-starved fempreneurs how to do more with less. In this podcast, we look to simplify a different area of your business and life each week so you can experience more happy with less hustle.
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Send us a text This season, I’m bringing back some of the most-loved episodes that have helped so many of you in building a more balanced, intentional life. Whether you’re a longtime listener or new to the show, these fan favorites are full of practical strategies worth a second listen. This week, we’re revisiting a po
4 Week Checklist to Set Your Family Up for the Best First Day of School Ever (#179)
Send us a text LET"S MAKE BACK TO SCHOOL BETTER FOR EVERYONE! Episode Bonus: 👉 Download your checklist here Back to school can come with a lot of emotion and who can blame any kiddo for that — there is so much new! It can feel stressful and nerve-wracking and all the feelings both for parents and for the students. So
Send us a text It is our summer refresh series, and I"m back with one of our most loved episodes of all time. These are the ones that you couldn"t stop listening to and sharing, so whether it"s your first time hearing it or it"s the perfect time for a re-listen, these are pure gold. Today we are talking about 10 simple
Send us a text We’re bringing back your favorite episodes—packed with practical tips and real-life strategies to help you create a more balanced, intentional life. This week’s featured favorite? Boosting your daytime productivity. Whether you work from home or just want to get more done (without burning out), this epis
Send us a text Today we"re talking about how to be a great decision maker. Struggling with overthinking? These four decision making rules are going to help you move forward with confidence. No more second guessing. You"re gonna be able to say yes when you need to say yes and no. When you need to say no. *This summer
Send us a text Sometimes you come across an idea so powerful that it completely shifts how you see the world. That’s exactly what happened when I read the book Subtract by Leidy Klotz. His work on the "untapped science of less" opened my eyes to a fundamental human bias: when we want to improve something—our lives, our
