Episode Details

I've been internet friends with Kathleen for what feels like a very long time. She's one of the most supportive, vulnerable, and interesting people I've connected with. The podcast she co-hosts Being Boss has taught me so much over the years so I knew a conversation with Kathleen would be insightful.  She recently moved to the state I recently moved away from Michigan, so we started off chatting about moving, having ‘stuff’, big life changes like a move and eventually get into talking about partnerships (from husbands to business partners), motherhood, and get into talking about productivity, money, and even real estate investment, and her rental business.

Notes from the Show:

- Kathleen on The Web |  Instagram | Twitter

- her new book "Being Boss" inspired from the Being Boss podcast

- here is a link to my episode on the Being Boss podcast

- they also now have the Making a Business podcast as well

- the Chalkboard Method

- Braid Creative

- Asana for task/project management

- morning pages + prompts from my book for journaling

- she loves creating beverages inspired from the Moonjuice Cookbook

- Calm to help her sleep

- TV/Movies: 2 Dope Queens and Shit's Creek

- Books: Money by Tony Robbins

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