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School’s out and the juggle is real. Discover practical, real-talk strategies for working moms to survive summer break without burning out. From childcare hacks to managing work and expectations, here is your summer guide.
This month on Womanhood Unwrapped, we’re spotlighting five women who showed us what it looks like to push forward with power, honesty, and intention. From the friend who always knows what to say, to the whistleblower who reminded the world what bravery looks like—we’re honoring their light, their grit, and the ripple effect they’ve had on all of us.
Discover how to embrace the slower seasons in business with grace, intention, and strategy. This blog explores the hidden power of quiet seasons for women entrepreneurs—offering mindset shifts, actionable tips, and permission to pause without guilt. Perfect for working moms, small business owners, and female founders navigating seasonal lulls with purpose.
I’m sharing these branding truths with you not because I got it all right—but because I didn’t. Hopefully, they’ll save you a few wrong turns along the way, and help you create a brand that will last the test of time. Whether you’re trying to create and promote yourself, and your personal brand, launching product or service-based company, or finding your stride as a solopreneur, this post is for you!
One minute I’m pitching a client or conducting a one-on-one meeting with a team member, and the next I’m picking up a sick kiddo from school and making soup. But would I change it? Before I steal my own thunder, let’s dig into the hard-won lessons that have made me a better business owner over the past decade, and a more attentive and present mom.
Spring cleaning isn’t just for your junk drawer and that haunted corner of your closet. It’s also the perfect time to take a good, honest look at your personal brand—and whether it’s still working for who you are right now.
It felt like one moment I was snuggling with my little girl, envisioning her as an adult but still loving her round face and girlish style. One morning I woke up, and she was taller, her features more defined, and the opinions, oh the opinions, and eye-rolls had replaced the snuggles. I quickly had to come to terms with the fact that my daughter was no longer a little girl.
Diving into the entrepreneurial realm is like bounding onto the wildest roller coaster—thrilling, unpredictable, and just a touch bonkers! As a small business owner, you’re not merely peddling a product or service; you’re weaving a brand narrative that captivates, resonates, and dares to stand out in a crowded marketplace. Your brand isn’t just a catchy logo or a quirky jingle—it’s the very lifeblood of your venture!
After several summers of trying to self-care my way into enlightenment while elbow-deep in Goldfish crumbs, I’ve found what actually works—and it’s not a silent retreat. It’s five sacred minutes in a locked bathroom, or dancing like no one’s watching (even though they definitely are). Here’s my no-fluff, no-guilt guide to reclaiming your sanity this season.