How does a woman running a business and raising kids actually fit it all into her calendar?
When I left corporate, I wasn't married and didn't have kids. By the time I had a toddler, a newborn, and a business to build, I was a working mom looking for women role models who were already living the life I wanted.
I found Kristin Binford, who'd already done it, and asked her everything, including how to balance work and family when both want all of you. Her answers changed how I ran my business. Then a trip with three other mom entrepreneurs showed me how differently women a few steps ahead of me thought about their time.
Here's what you'll learn:
- How to invest in yourself once your company stops paying for your growth
- Ways to invest in yourself Kristin used, including hiring help for work she could do herself
- Why finding a mentor meant asking the questions nobody answers on a panel
- What a record from track history taught me about female role models
If you've been looking for women entrepreneurs raising kids, or asking how can you invest in yourself without a company paying for it, this episode is for you.
Find the woman who's already living your version of it, and invest in yourself like you're next.
Sarah
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