Your Biggest Vision

Your Biggest Vision

Today is my 33rd birthday! In today's birthday episode, I'm sharing my takeaways on my 32nd year. It'll forever be one of the most important years of my life because it was the year my second son was born. Today's episode summarizes what 32 was made of, which really felt like a year of becoming parts of myself that were years in the making. From motherhood, to entrepreneurship, to grounding into my own self... so much came together this year. Tune into hear my personal reflections! To join my Passive Park Sales Cohort waitlist, click If you want more inside business secrets, then head over to...

Your Biggest Vision

As a mother of now two kids and six months postpartum, I have definitely had to adjust the way that I approach my business. Going from one to two babies has definitely been a transition, but I had a lot more clarity in how to approach it this time around. I believe that there is no "right way" to be a mother and a business owner. We do not have to sacrifice one for the other! Sometimes we just have to adjust to the season we are in. Today I will be sharing: The highs and lows of my second pregnancy and how it compared to my first How my family was financially prepared for my maternity...

Your Biggest Vision

What happens when seven entrepreneurial women come together to plan an entire year, share their biggest learnings, and open up about the realities of entrepreneurship? Under the twinkling lights of New York at Christmas? Magic. In today's episode, I'm sharing my four biggest takeaways from my second annual Christmas in NYC Retreat. The NYC retreat is always so eye opening, both for me and those who attend. It is inspiring, empowering, and I always walk away having learned something new from each of the women who attend. Tune into hear: The one common thing that all of the members want to...

Your Biggest Vision

One of the most frustrating but empowering parts of being a business coach is seeing where entrepreneurs stop themselves. Often times, they don't even realize that they're stopping themselves. Something very logical comes in their way like personal circumstances, something related to their child, or something seemingly not working in their business. But the truth is that every entrepreneur has had their own obstalces too. The difference is how they move through and past them. Today, I talk to my own coach, Lacey Sites, about going the extra mile. Lacey Sites is the founder of A Lit Up Life,...

Your Biggest Vision

The merging of motherhood with entrepreneurship looks different for everyone. There is not one path, and it can feel like we have to sacrifice one in order to fully show up in the other. But that is not the case. You can STILL be a hardworking, Type-A entrepreneur, AND show up for your children. In today's episode, I am joined by my friend and client, Natalie Bacon. She is an entrepreneur, and most importantly, a mom, soon to welcome her third in three years! Natalie is the founder of Mom On Purpose, where she coaches moms and entrepreneurs on how to be the mothers they want to be while...

Your Biggest Vision

I recently had my first $200K sales month. As a business owner, I used to see those big numbers from other entrepreneurs, and felt like I would've given anything to see things like that myself. Now, I recognize what goes into it. I'm incredibly proud and grateful for it. AND, I care more about what they symbolize for my business and family than the numbers themselves. Today, I want to share what is more important, and what we as business owners should be focusing on month to month. Tune into hear: The honest conversation of sales vs. cash in a monthly window, and how to decipher which one is...

Your Biggest Vision

One year ago, we decided to continue parenthood without a nanny so that I could be the full-time caretaker for my son. As I'm nearing the final weeks of my second pregnancy, I have reflected on what being a stay-at-home-mom has done for me. While being a stay-at-home-mom is not a new, revolutionary choice people make, it still created a lot of shifts in my personal and business life. In today's episode, I will be diving into: What went into the choice of being without a nanny and how I adjusted my routine to support my son and my business Why I didn't allow the pressure's of motherhood...

Your Biggest Vision

When you're managing your business and tracking your income, business expenses can be daunting. It's easy to look at everything you've earned, and think that it isn't enough when wanting to make a big investment. But, you don't want to avoid large investments. You always want to set your business up for success. Those investments help you tremendously in the long run. In today's episode, I walk you through my business procedure. We'll be discussing: What I look at monthly, and the expenses I have coming up so that I know I'll need to set aside so that my business can continue to thrive How...

Your Biggest Vision

Not everything you see on social media is real. But my nearly-daily sales notifications... are very real. As I am slowing my personal life down during my final weeks of pregnancy, I am grateful for my passive daily sales that are made daily with my business. My passive sales allow me to travel, be a mom, spend time with my son, and adjust my lifestyle as needed while still making sales. In today's episode, I share with you the 3 tips to make daily sales and how to grow your business. I discuss: Why passive daily sales may or may not be right for you and your business, and how to make that...

Your Biggest Vision

Personal finance as an entrepreneur can be beyond confusing. Not only does much of the personal finance advice out there apply to those with paychecks, but we also get conflicting advice. Entrepreneurship is inherently risky. With so much personal finance being about saving for a "rainy day," estimating conservatively, anti-debt, etc. it can feel like you can't make a right move as an entrepreneur. On the other hand, there's few too many "success" stories out there of entrepreneurs making millions of dollars but having a million more in debt, none in savings, little to no profit margin, etc....