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Building a Business as a Mom Without Burnout: Simple Systems, Podcasting & Sustainable Growth
Description
What if building a successful business didn’t require constant hustle, social media overwhelm, or sacrificing your time with your family?
In this powerful and refreshing conversation, Mary Dibble sits down with Jenny Suneson—podcast strategist, production company owner, and mom—to talk about what it really looks like to build a sustainable business as a mother.
After nearly a decade in the online space, Jenny shares how becoming a mom during the pandemic forced her to completely redesign her business—moving from overworked and stretched thin to intentional, simplified, and aligned.
✨ In this episode, we talk about:
• Building a business as a mom without burnout
• Creating a sustainable work schedule (even a 20-hour workweek)
• Why podcasting is one of the most powerful “low lift” visibility tools
• Growing a business without relying heavily on social media
• Using systems, AI, and simplified offers to create ease
• Letting go of perfection and taking messy, aligned action
• Prioritizing presence with your family while still growing your business
This conversation is a breath of fresh air for any mom who wants success—but not at the cost of her peace.
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Jenny Suneson helps mom entrepreneurs build sustainable businesses in 20 hours or less using podcasting as their main visibility strategy. She teaches moms how to grow without burnout, social media dependency, or big teams.
Connect:
IG: https://www.instagram.com/podcastingformoms/
Threads: https://www.threads.com/jenny.suenson/
Website: https://www.podcastingformoms.co
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