Hello Reader, You need to hear this: You're not too old to start your dream business. I've been dreaming of being my own boss since my 20s. Between then and turning 50 this year, I've also
Now, for my second act, I'm ramping up my dreams of being my own boss. This had always taken the backseat as other more important priorities in life took centerstage. But I refuse to give up on this dream. Over the years, I never stopped learning and picking up skills (including money-making side gigs!) while doing what I needed to do to provide for our family, If you have a dream in your heart to build a business, no matter how late or old you think you are, take this as inspiration to start. Even if you don't end up making the millions of dollars you set out to, the journey will change you for the better as a person. This is what it means when you hear this famous quote we love to tell our kids: "Shoot for the Moon. Even if you miss, you'll land among the stars." ~ Norman Vincent Peale And if nothing else, it would be a cool story to tell at the end of it all. If this message is calling out to you, then join my upcoming 6-week live all-women cohort, 'Momentum Mastery for Women'. I take you through the MAP Method which has helped me develop business building habits and daily routines to
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Hi Reader, It's August 2025 - the start of my 12-month experiment to lean into and do what scares me but that I know it's the right thing for me to do. Not anyone else, just me. Beginning with sharing about a topic that I used to hide from others, afraid what they would think of me if they found out. This week’s podcast is one of the most personal I’ve recorded. It’s about fear. And how it sneaks into our decisions when we’re building a business and trying to grow into the next version of...
Hi Reader, I used to hide behind quote posts and faceless content. What would my corporate colleagues think if they saw me talking about my side hustle? What if my boss questioned my commitment? What if other moms judged me for 'trying to do it all'? So I stayed invisible. Safe updates only. No personal stories. No mention of my business. But here's what I realized: My fear of judgment was keeping me from helping the working mom scrolling at 11 PM, feeling completely trapped between a job...
Reader, If you’ve ever felt so overwhelmed by all the advice about 'how to grow your business' that you don’t know what to do anymore… I get it. As a full-time working mom myself, I know how hard it is to juggle family, career, and the dream of building something on the side. When we’re already stretched thin, the noise of conflicting strategies only adds to the exhaustion. This week on the podcast, I shared: Why overwhelm keeps you stuck (and what it’s really doing to your brain and body)...