Guest featured in this episode:

Lisa Zawrotny is the founder of Positively Productive Systems and the host of the Positively Living Podcast. After experiencing a deeply overwhelming time in her life juggling multiple roles as a caregiver, wife, mother, and business owner, she is now a Productivity Coach helping other multi-passionate entrepreneurs who struggle to balance business and family.

Through her podcast, online programs, and video coaching, she shows you how to boost productivity and avoid burnout while making it feel simple and sustainable. When she’s not sharing about the wonders of simplicity, self-care, and systems, she’s playing music, drinking iced coffee, and watching movies with her husband and kiddos, or reading while trapped under a cat.

Lisa holds certifications in stress and time management, life coaching, and meditation and is a member of the American Institute of Stress and the National Association of Productivity & Organizing Professionals.

Things you will learn in this episode:

• What is the definition of being positively productive?

• The deeper purpose of productivity?

• Am I doing the right things? Why do you think that is?

• Time management vs. energy management

• And so much more…

Guest featured in this episode:

Denise Michelle is The SelfLove Alchemist, a Certified Transformational Life Coach, Rapid Transformation Hypnotherapist, #1 International Best Selling Author, creator of HypnoHealing, Think and Grow Rich Instructor and Self Love Expert with a background in the healing arts and spiritual entrepreneurship.

She dedicates her deep connection with spirit and self love education to help healers, spiritual entrepreneurs, and influencers in their path to serve the collective. In her 20 year personal healing journey, she has beaten the odds with mental illness, sexual abuse, addiction, anxiety, suicidal depression, bankruptcy and is on a mission to help others rise.

She has learned that living a vision driven life is the ultimate practice of SelfLove, the place where dreams come alive and transformation is made.

Things you will learn in this episode:

• She shares with us some of those dark moments in her life
• What helped her with her own life transformation
• In her experience working with clients, what’s the number one factor that causes people to lose steam and let go of working towards their dreams?

And so much more…

Guest featured in this episode:

Eva Jannotta is a thought leadership advisor and strategist who helps women leaders amplify their influence and expand their wealth and power.

Things you will learn in this episode:

• • Who is considered a thought leader?
  • Why is becoming a thought leader important?
  • Can someone become a thought leader if they are new in business?
  • What type of content qualifies to boost your credibility as a thought leader?
  • What are some foundational pillars that drive thought leadership?
  • How thought leadership will help you stand out for opportunities?
  • and much more…

I am celebrating living. Today is a gift that is why we call it the present. I woke up breathing today and I get to talk to you today and that definitely calls for a celebration.

It is the small things in life that we need to celebrate. 

Being a momprenuer, you likely have more things to do than the time to do them. If you feel you are barely managing to juggle motherhood and all the ins and outs of running your business, you are not alone and all it means is that you need to take some time to take a good, hard look at how you spend your time. 

As momprenuers we don’t have a physical boss or superior crimping over our shoulders to finish our work. However, you want to be accountable for yourself and think that you still have a boss. “Your priorities are your boss” and “When you say ‘I don’t have time for that,’ you’re really saying that’s not a priority for me now.” 

Many moms try to do multiple things at once, thinking that it will save time. I used to do this. Unfortunately, most of our multi-tasking efforts will not be effective time-savers. This is where we want to learn from men and be more single tasked and lazor focus on one thing that needs to get done for the day. 

So instead of running circles around yourself, make top priority item of what must get done for the day. Get these essential tasks done when there are no distractions around you. The rest of the items on your other do to list can be like the icing on the cake. Even if you do not get to them, you will know that the most essential tasks are complete. 

To do lists are daunting, our brain somehow subconsciously hates to do lists. Over the years, I’ve actually thrown out the habit of listing things to do, instead, it’s scheduled on my calendar, if it’s not on my calendar, I’m probably not gonna get to it. For those who can’t live without their to do lists, I always ask my clients to change them to a different name, tada list or done list.  Raise your hand when finish, it is a power pose psychologically scientific proven to empower us. 

Work backwards, schedule your mom duties or non-negotiables first. 

There is plenty of technology within arm’s reach that you can put to work for you. Reminder lists, alarms, timers, and calendars to manage your time.

The best part being a mompreneur, you have the opportunity to demonstrate to your children how to successfully manage time. You can show them how to be productive and enjoy a rewarding career. When they grow old and have their family they will value that time and kind of balance. 

These tips can help you to manage your time as effectively as possible so that you can also enjoy spending time with your kids.

• Chunking
• Schedule downtime
• Add buffer for child sickdays and other contingencies
• Make appointments for yourself. 
• Have office hours for social media
• Set healthy boundaries
• Value your own time and other’s time
• There is No right or wrong
• There is no perfect day
• You CAN change things and you should change things. 
• Call yourself back when you are wondering off

Guest featured in this episode:

​Kelsey Kerslake is a multi-passionate CEO of two companies: Pinegate Road and the Aligned Business.

Kelsey has been helping entrepreneurs and businesses build their brands and market their online presences for over a decade.

She is a business strategist, coach, and mentor for service-providers, coaches, and educators looking to scale their online businesses in complete alignment with the lives they want to live and the values they hold.

She is also the host of the Aligned Business Podcast.

Things you will learn in this episode:

• With $200 in her bank account, Kelsey shares her story of financial anxiety at that period of time and a little side story of what happened with Marie Forleo
• Her take on finding clarity for success

• We debunk the myth that you have to hustle all day to make bank 
• Mishaps along the way
• And so much more…