#037: Community Matters: Elizabeth Doerr on Parenting, Building Resilience, and Finding Balance

Welcome to the 3rd episode of Take the Leap's second season. In this episode, "Community Matters: Elizabeth Doerr on Parenting, Building Resilience, and Finding Balance," we have Season 1 guest, Elizabeth Doerr return to the mic with us to discuss balancing entrepreneurship and parenting. Listen to Elizabeth's Season 1 episode, "Parenting, Entrepreneurship, & Climate Action" on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or watch it on YouTube. Some of our favorite takeaways from this episode include: The importance of creating and enforcing boundaries to avoid work creep and maintain balance. Seeking out effective support systems – Elizabeth credits her success to her spouse, sister, and community. Specifically highlighting a babysitting co-op and neighborhood community in providing practical and emotional support. Strong communities enhance resilience for entrepreneurs, disaster preparedness, and parenthood. Guest & Host Information:Guest, Elizabeth Doerr, Owner of Doerr & Co. & Host of Cramming for the Apocalypse (a podcast and Substack)Co-Host, Ashlan Glazier-Anderson, Owner of AshbeanPDX MarketingCo-Host, Victoria (Tory) Proppe, Owner of Imagine Marketing StrategiesConnect with Elizabeth:Visit Elizabeth's business website Doerr & Co.Visit Elizabeth's writing website  Read Elizabeth's Substack Cramming for the ApocalypseFind Doerr & Co on Instagram @doerrandcoFind Cramming for the Apocalypse on Instagram @crammingfortheapocalypseConnect with us:Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Take the LeapFollow us on Instagram: @taketheleap_todayFind Ashlan on Instagram & LinkedInFind Tory on Instagram & LinkedIn The CourseThe Take the Leap course contains everything you need to know to successfully launch your business now. Sign up today to join the course and get support from Ashlan & Tory who will guide you through your journey as a new entrepreneur. Like our content? Be sure to subscribe and review! Want to keep in touch? Find us on:YoutubeInstagram