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Tips for working on your business during school holidays (Ep.15)

Tips for working on your business during school holidays (Ep.15)

Published 3 years, 1 month ago
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I feel like this is the podcast that every mama needs but that nobody really talks about - how to get work done during school holidays when you're running your own business.

Let's not pretend that it's easy to keep a business running when you're looking after small children during school holidays, especially if in your neck of the woods you're coming up to the big mama holidays. It's f*cking hard.

To be honest, I've never known any different than to build my business around my girls - I first started the podcast when Chloe was a year old and I was also working part-time as a Marketing Consultant for an elite Girls' School.

That doesn't mean I haven't felt resentment and like I've had a rope tied around my waist as I've tried to implement and create something, have a creative outlet, and feel like there has been something more to my life - other than to be a mother.

What I've learned since then though is that mom guilt serves nobody - not yourself and not your children and I've made strides in navigating school holidays with my children, as well as generally running a business alongside my kids.

In today's podcast, I share:

  1. How I structure my year and workload around school holidays and what that looks like
  2. The big 4 mindset reframes that have helped me feel good about working alongside parenting
  3. A BUNCH of practical tips for getting work done during school holidays

This is just one of the articles I shared in the Well Conceived Mastermind monthly magazine, Peace + Profit - if you'd like to know more and jump on the waitlist for the Mastermind (exclusively for women who run health and wellness businesses) then click here.


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