Hear the entire recording of the latest live webinar on scaling your life-first business.

During this live training, we dove deep into:

• The Essentials of a Life-First Business Model. Not every business is set up to prioritize your life. We'll walk through the 3 essential elements that allow you to work less and grow more.
• 3 Key Systems for Sustainable Growth. The secret to consistent, sustainable growth is all about doing the hard work once to build the systems, then running those systems again and again!
• Protecting Your Time, Energy, & Personal Life. Dreaming of a 25 hour work week is the easy part. The harder part? Navigating the discomfort of stronger boundaries, saying NO, and leveling up your CEO habits.

One of the hardest lessons to learn as an entrepreneur?

You can be your own worst enemy.

You know that more visibility is essential to growth, but you overcomplicate it to the point where you do nothing.

You have an incredible idea for a new product, program, or service, but your perfectionism keeps you from ever launching it.

You know that you have completely maxxed out your calendar - you simply don't have time to do more or work harder - but you struggle to bring on more support behind the scenes to free up your time.

And the thing is - we are all aware when we are self-sabotaging!

These mistakes often stem from deeply ingrained beliefs and habits that can be so incredibly difficult to break.

That's why in this episode, I'm sharing the top 5 mistakes, how they hold our businesses back, and how to start overcoming them so you can get closer to the life-first business you really want!

Supporting your family as a business owner is an incredible experience.

Deciding to be your own boss, delivering value to paying clients, and bringing profit home to support your family's needs and wants is just part of the reward.

For me, supporting my family goes so much deeper than paying the bills. It's why I've been so intentional about building a business that allows me to be the best mom I can be, be a present wife, be a daughter who can help her aging parents. And it's meant I've always been able to prioritize the things that matter most to me and the people who matter most to me.

And I know from experience working with thousands of women entrepreneurs that the biggest reason women start businesses is because they want that flexibility and freedom to take care of their families, to take care of their parents, to take care of their children, to live an actual life.

In this second installment of the series on a life-first approach to business, I run through ten common myths that hinder women entrepreneurs from achieving success both at home and in business, such as the myth that more hours equal more success and the necessity of hustle culture. I stress the importance of prioritizing personal well-being, family, and effective delegation, while debunking the notion that being constantly available or sacrificing personal life is needed for business success.