Entrepreneurs who are also mothers face unique circumstances

If you’re a mompreneur like me, you face a unique set of circumstances. I’ve talked about this extensively on the blog lately since it’s so relevant to my current season.

But despite that, I strongly believe we can have it all… whatever that looks like to you.

Clarification: That doesn’t mean you need to stretch yourself thin to have all right now.

It’s not my turn to sleep through the night.

Its not my turn to get hours of uninterrupted and focused creative time each day.

It’s not my turn to do a lot of things. But that’s okay. And it will be one day.

I’m building my all even if pieces of what I want to do are prioritized for later.

Later, when I have a bit more freedom.

Later, when I can leave my boys for more than a few hours at a time.

Later, when I have the mental capacity to draw my attention elsewhere.

It’s a practice in patience and a lesson in how to prioritize through this season, so you can thrive now and in the next too.

But where do you start figuring out what to prioritize in your business in order to support the dream life you’re building? That’s where the foundational work I keep going on about comes into play.

Things like this are possible for you…

✨ Your offers can support you, not drain you. That means they need to be optimized to not only maximize profit margins, but fit into the time you have available to work (whether you’re a solopreneur or have a team).

✨ Your work schedule can align with your personal ideal day to day. You don’t need to squeeze yourself to fit into someone else’s boxes, but instead lean into your typical work style (because it’s okay if you’re not a 5am start kind of person).

✨ And you can feel good while working to achieve the above. You can and should feel confident in what you choose to prioritize in your business, so you can truly rest when it’s time to clock out for the day.

It might sound like a lot, but it’s totally possible. Not only have I experienced the shifts personally, but I’ve seen it for others too.

As you work on making changes, just remember to always always always being kind to yourself in the process. Because you get to define what all means to you, and it’s okay if your version looks different from the next.