Productivity

We’ve talked about the best-kept secret for productivity while growing your online business- consistency. But as a busy biz mom, it can feel hard to stay on track in your business. To find the time to do anything consistently, much less work on your business through the chaos of #momlife, can feel nearly impossible.  That’s why you need to create a routine to help you stay on track to continue to grow your business. I’m talking about a daily, weekly, and monthly routine. But before you roll your eyes and sigh because you’re not a routine person, hear me out. I’m not a routine person either.  A routine isn’t necessarily a schedule I’ve actually spent many years of my life proud of the fact that…

You want to be more productive, right? You know, to get more stuff done in your business and to really start to make your business more profitable.  But as a busy mom running your business in the fringes of constant chaos, your time is limited. And you definitely don’t have time to waste. It’s the goal in some way, shape, or form for all of us- to be more productive in our businesses. And most of us think we have to make some big leaps to get there, or that it’s unrealistic to think we can be a good mom AND a good business owner without seriously dropping some balls.  The secret to increased productivity is consistency But here’s the big secret. It doesn’t have…

Ahhhh it’s finally here- holiday gifting season.  The time when us busy moms frantically try to find the perfect gift for everyone that will be just the right blend of meaningful and thoughtful without being tacky…. and that will arrive in time for that holiday party.  Because easy and affordable holiday gifting is no big deal, right? Ugh. If you’re anything like me, you have A LOT on your plate already, even on a good day.  You know, between the dishes and diapers, the toddler meltdowns, and making food that no one will eat because it “looks disgusting,” over and over again.  So sure, let’s add in being responsible for getting the perfect gift for everyone (and making sure they all arrive on time).  It’s downright overwhelming! And let’s not even…