Hi Reader, This week’s podcast was born out of a messy Saturday that started at 2 a.m. in the A&E with my son (he’s okay now, thank goodness 🙏). It reminded me of something I’ve been learning over and over again:
Last week we talked about mindset and identity. This week, we’re onto the E in my MES Framework: Energy. Here’s the truth:
How I practice this daily:
That’s what this episode is all about: how to embody the energy that builds a business (and life) you actually love. Listen here:
And if you want to go deeper, I put everything together in my free Starter Kit. Inside you’ll find:
If a regular working mom like me can build this alongside a full-time job and family, so can you. Sharon P.S. Next week, I’ll share the 'S' in MES: simple Systems that bend time in your favour. |
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