Are you secretly planning your corporate exit while navigating end-of-year festivities at work? Do you feel a mix of guilt, anxiety, and excitement as you attend holiday parties and planning meetings, knowing you won't be there to see the projects through? If so, this episode is your survival guide.

We always have a choice when it comes to our thoughts. Today’s show is all about how to shift your perspective so you can start taking strategic steps towards the business and life you want. You can't wait to feel ready. You have to learn to take action while feeling all the things. And managing your mind is the key to getting there.

Discover how to decode what your feelings are telling you about yourself and your business. You'll learn how to become what I call a feeling detective, so you can uncover those hidden messages within your most uncomfortable feelings. I also show you how to transform that knot in your stomach into fuel for your next big breakthrough.

You know that wild scramble to find a charger when your phone nears 1% battery life? That’s how most of us approach The Holidays: frantically running on empty, trying to power through until we absolutely crash. But what I’ve learned from working with ambitious moms is that the secret to actually enjoying The Holidays might surprise you.

Have you ever felt like you're just going through the motions as a parent, struggling to find balance and make any progress in your business? What if there was a way to transform not only your parenting approach but also your entire mindset and sense of self as an entrepreneur? That’s where the practice of reparenting comes in.

Discover a powerful strategy that will help you take action in the early stages of your business: offering free work. It's a confidence-boosting, skill-sharpening, network-building powerhouse that can open doors and help you make a real impact, even before you officially launch. By the end of this episode, you'll have a concrete action plan to start taking meaningful, scary steps that will move you and your business forward.

When you’ve finally carved out some time from your busy schedule, do you sit down to work on your business, only to find yourself reorganizing the kitchen, cleaning out your closet, or calling each of your friends individually? Well, guess what? That's not a sign from the universe telling you to give up. It's actually your golden ticket to success, if you know how to use it.

Are you a working mom or mom entrepreneur struggling to navigate the endless sick season? Do you feel like you're dropping all the balls as you juggle client calls, rescheduling presentations, and caring for your little ones? I get it. The stress, the guilt, and feeling like you're falling behind are real, and it's incredibly tough to deal with.

Are you letting the quest for the perfect website hold you back from launching your dream business? As ambitious moms, we often fall into the trap of thinking that a flawless online presence is the key to success. But what if I told you that your website might be the biggest roadblock standing between you and your entrepreneurial goals? 

If you’re transitioning out of corporate and into entrepreneurship, it’s common to worry that you’re leaving behind a money safety net and walking into an era of financial uncertainty. That’s why I have money coach Germaine Foley on the show this week, to help you develop a money mindset that serves you as you prepare for this transition from corporate to entrepreneurship.

If you’re feeling discouraged because your posts aren’t getting hundreds of likes and you aren’t landing new clients every day, it’s time for a perspective shift. Just because you aren’t getting the exact results you want right now, does that mean you’re wasting your time? Or is every action you’re taking building the foundation of your success?

Are you tired of feeling like your business dreams are constantly taking a backseat to the demands of motherhood and your day job? What if I told you that with the right strategies, you can make significant progress on your goals, even in the midst of a busy life as a working mom? It all starts with leveraging focus time.