Balancing motherhood with business ownership and marketing is not for the weak—and if you’ve ever wondered how to make it all work without losing your sanity (or your sleep), this episode is for you.

I’m breaking down how my approach to business and marketing has evolved through three key stages of motherhood:

* The baby stage, where I was just trying to survive

* The toddler stage, where I found my rhythm and experimented

* The elementary stage, where I had to rework my offers and boundaries to align with my family’s needs

You’ll walk away with real strategies for structuring your marketing so it works with your life instead of draining you. Whether you’re a new mom figuring it out or a seasoned parent rethinking your approach, this episode will give you clarity on how to make it work.

Inside This Episode, We Cover:

✅ The real reason balance looks different in every season of motherhood

✅ How my marketing strategy shifted as my son grew—and why your marketing must adapt to your capacity

✅ The biggest mistake I see moms making when trying to market their business while raising kids

✅ Why I doubled down on sustainable, lead-generating marketing systems instead of chasing trends

✅ The key shifts I made in my business to avoid burnout while still growing revenue

Memorable Quotes:

"You have to listen to your body and rest when you need rest, which is why it's important to set your business up, especially when it comes to marketing, so that it works for you."

"Your time isn’t your own anymore, and it won’t be for a while. And even when it is, you have a little person who needs your presence, and you're going to want to be able to give it to them."

Resources & Links Mentioned:

Join Revolutionary Society – Build a sustainable marketing system that works with your energy and life in just 90 days

Work with Me 1:1 – Let’s create a lead-generation strategy that fits your season of life

Other episodes where I talk about motherhood and entrepreneurship:

* 21- Why I’m Not Aiming for Balance as a CEO Who is a Mom

* 43- Working Moms Aren’t Setup for Success in Entrepreneurship or Corporate

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