Podcast: Mom-Bossing on Brand Camp
I’m SO excited for KJ coaching alumni Colleen Stark of Canoe Point Design Co. to have launched Brand Camp Podcast this month. And really happy to record an episode about life as a mom and entrepreneur.
Brand Camp
The Brand Camp Podcast is a show to empower women entrepreneurs to turn their businesses into a brand by sharing stories from fellow business owners who have BEEN THERE and GET IT. Host Colleen Stark, is a brand designer, strategist, owner of design studio and mama of one crazy toddler. You'll hear advice and stories from ambitious goal-getting women entrepreneurs, to help you to level up your business, make MONEY, and create a life you love with a business you're obsessed with.
In episode three Colleen and I discuss how I first got into the wedding industry and how KJ & Co. has transitioned over time, including offering coaching & consulting services, parallels I’ve seen in my own business after growing up with entrepreneur parents, and the challenges that come with running a business. I’ll also share how I balance my business with family while raising two toddlers, and my transition from business to motherhood with two under two at home.
Listen here:
Tune in for:
The challenges of balancing motherhood & owning a business on a daily basis including the mental load of constantly switching hats
The pros and cons of delegating & outsourcing tasks in both business and personal life
Finding ‘your people’ who are going through similar challenges of being a mom-boss & being transparent about entrepreneurship
How she started the Wed Well Showcase after seeing a need in Canada and running it all on her own
Adjusting your business to your lifestyle & the importance of focusing on how your business feels, not how it looks on paper
Plus much more!
Here’s a quick quote:
“There’s really no coasting as a working mom. Because stuff is always happening. The poop is always hitting the fan, one way or another. And you’re juggling all those balls.”
HAVE A LISTEN:
I know lots of you are struggling with the day-to-day life of wearing both your mom-hat and business owner, in a stressful industry to boot. I hope you’ll give this a listen and feel less alone and crazy.