Many of you know I recently went on a 10-day international vacation as a single mama with two littles and I've been asked so many times how I did it – how do I balance work and life? I have this concept I call working light.

Today I want to talk about a highly underrated six figure entrepreneurial business skill, and that is the healthy escape.

Friends, I could not be more excited about today's episode. I have my beautiful friend Stephanie Chastain with me today. Stephanie is the owner of Infinite Ireland Travel Co. where she meticulously crafts meaningful Ireland itineraries around immersion, authenticity, and comfort.

I’m sharing a few tips for us really ambitious women who are ready to scale their business but may be feeling stuck in the messy middle and need a helping hand out. I’m going to talk a bit about my day to day and how I prioritize the tasks that need done, taking risks as you scale, celebrating your wins and a few things in between. After listening, hopefully you’ll feel confident in knowing what direction to put your ambition.

Every month I have a 10 minute meeting with my bookkeeper to go over the basic financial metrics in my business, and this past month I realized that I have had $10K months for the past 42 months.

Jenny Karlsson, member of Get & Coach Your First Client, shares her wins with us today!

Today is going to be a very fun episode! I brainstormed for you 10 ideas to make work more fun because I’ve found that a lot of people in the online space have been asking, “How do I make money without any work?” Or, “How do I make work feel like less work?” …

Hayley Klees, member of Get & Coach Your First Client, shares her wins with us today!

You have the perfect entrepreneurial week planned – you have client calls on the calendar, you have a podcast interview scheduled, you are going to batch some social media content. Everything looks perfect. But thennnnnn, you or your kid(s) get sick. So what do you do?

Are you scared of having a big business? I’m here to tell you that it's safe for you to treat your small business like a small business. This does not mean you are closing yourself off to growth, it just means you can make it happen your way.