What if you actually had more time for your business and all the other priorities in your life? It is possible and Ceri is sharing how you can find it. Learn how to change your thoughts, set your priorities and then evaluate your process so you can truly enjoy your life.

You had your great idea and spent all your time and energy working on it. You got the ball moving, but then all the excitement started to wear off. Now you face the reality that in order to move your business forward and actually make money, it will require consistent effort. I’ve been there, that phase where the reality is not as exciting as the initial burst of energy. Here are 7 ways I have found to find some motivation to continue working on your business when you just don’t feel like it.

You know you’re supposed to be online, spreading goodness and helping other people. But, what if you don’t feel like that means starting your own business? Have you considered the possibility of helping someone else build their business? Maybe you don’t want the non-stop ideas running through your mind. Maybe you don’t want to (or can’t) invest the time and/or money to grow a business. Maybe you just don’t have the support at home. Whatever the reason, perhaps becoming a virtual assistant is the right path for you. Today I’m chatting with MY virtual assistant about what it takes to be a great VA.

It is possible to grow your business, make money and spread goodness. Misty Marsh shares 21 tips for finding the time to do all three.

So you feel like you’re supposed to keep building your business. You’re confident in that decision. You put in the hours, you create the awesome products and content, but you’re still just not seeing the results you are hoping for. What now? Move your business forward with these five smart tips.

Being a mompreneur can be so incredibly hard at times. Especially as Latter-day Saint moms. The guilt of wondering if spending time growing a business is damaging our relationship with our children is real! After hearing some of your comments and concerns surrounding this, I asked my own kids what they do and don’t like about my business. I think we can all learn a lot from their honest responses.

Planning out your day is so super important. It can truly help you create a successful life – in business and in your personal life. And I try to do that. I even know what my ideal routine looks like. Today, I’m pulling back the curtain and giving you a sneak peek of what that looks like for me – as an ideal and reality.

Procrastination steals something precious from us – it steals time that we can never get back. In this episode, I discuss how I fight procrastination (and sometimes win).

If you want to be successful in business and all the other areas of your life, it is essential for you to say No sometimes. Think of your time as another type of bank account to help you stop feeling guilty every time you say No.

Are you guilty of over-planning or do you prefer to wing it? There are benefits to both. But, if you really want to grow your business as a mompreneur, you do need to take some time to plan things out. The why and the how are not as complicated or time-consuming as you might think.

We are all striving to find balance as a mompreneur. Clutter, whether it be physical or mental, is one of the key reasons we are so easily distracted and feel like we just can’t keep up. Listen in to find out what I recently started doing to help eliminate mental clutter so I can be more present in each area of my life.

Say “no” can be so SO hard – but I promise you it is easier than feeling like you are failing at life. You must learn to say “no” to the right things to see success in your business and in your family.

Working with kids at home is tough. Really tough. But it can be done – not perfectly, but effectively and with integrity. These 3 tips should help.