In this episode of the Modern Mompreneur podcast, host Dai Smith interviews Brett Oakley, a man who shares his experience with a unique tool called ASEA. ASEA is a natural, science-based resource that has been a game changer for Smith. Oakley explains that ASEA is a natural, innate technology that provides the body with redox signaling molecules, which are essential for cellular communication and healing.

Oakley shares his personal journey with ASEA and how it has helped him and others. The episode concludes with a lightning round of questions and Oakley providing his contact information for those interested in learning more about ASEA.

Takeaways:

• ASEA is a natural, science-based resource that provides the body with redox signaling molecules for cellular communication and healing.

• Brett Oakley shares his personal journey with ASEA and how it has helped him and others.

• The lightning round segment provides insights into Oakley's personality and interests.

• Listeners can contact Oakley for more information about ASEA.

Monica Snyder, a software developer turned online business owner, shares her expertise in email marketing and building relationships with customers. She emphasizes the importance of providing valuable content to build trust and generate revenue.

Monica also discusses her journey as a mompreneur, managing her business while raising a family. She offers practical tips for time management and delegation, such as using a paper planner and creating a list of 10-minute tasks. Monica's passion for helping creative minds turn their ideas into reality shines through in her work.

Takeaways:

• Building relationships with customers is key to generating revenue
• Email marketing is still a highly effective channel for driving sales
• Consistency and providing valuable content are essential for building trust with customers
• Delegating tasks and hiring help can help mompreneurs manage their businesses more effectively
• Time blocking and creating a list of 10-minute tasks can improve productivity
• Being flexible and embracing change is important for mompreneurs
• Snuggles and watching children grow and learn bring joy to being a mom

The Power of Intentionality in Building a Business

Kyra Hardrick, founder of the Kyra Company, shares her journey as a mompreneur and the importance of having a giving and serving spirit. She started her consulting business after leaving corporate America and initially focused on helping entrepreneurs build their solo businesses. Kyra emphasizes the need for intentionality and being super intentional about every step in the entrepreneurial journey. She also highlights the importance of having a strong heart posture and a focus on reciprocity. Kyra's story is a testament to the power of perseverance and staying true to oneself. Kyra Renel, an entrepreneur and business coach, shares her journey of starting her own business and balancing it with being a present mom. She emphasizes the importance of keeping track of progress and staying visible to oneself.

Kyra also discusses how she involved her family in her entrepreneurial journey and maintained open communication with her children. She highlights the need for self-care and finding a balance between work and personal life. Kyra's story inspires other mompreneurs to pursue their dreams while prioritizing their families.

Takeaways:

• Starting a business as a mompreneur requires intentionality and being super intentional about every step.
• Having a strong heart posture and a focus on reciprocity are key to success in entrepreneurship.
• Perseverance and staying true to oneself are crucial in the entrepreneurial journey.
• Building a consulting business based on one's expertise and experience can be a scalable and sellable venture. Keep track of your progress and stay visible to yourself.
• Involve your family in your entrepreneurial journey and maintain open communication.
• Find a balance between work and personal life.
• Prioritize self-care and take time for yourself.