Ep. 11 Work Life Harmony: Defining Success on Your Own Terms

SummaryIn this episode of the CEO Sisters Road Trip, Liz and Sarah discuss the concept of work-life harmony, reflecting on their past year in business and how they define success on their own terms. They emphasize the importance of anticipation and planning, especially in the context of seasonal business cycles. The conversation also touches on the significance of establishing boundaries and routines, learning from challenges, and the role of accountability in achieving personal and professional goals. Ultimately, they highlight that success is not solely defined by financial metrics but also by personal fulfillment and joy in their work.Takeaways-Work-life harmony is about finding balance in different seasons of life.-Success should be defined on our own terms, not just by financial metrics.-Planning ahead and anticipating challenges can alleviate stress.-Establishing a morning routine is crucial for personal well-being.-Scheduling is a form of self-care that helps maintain balance.-Learning from past experiences is essential for growth.-Accountability partners can provide support and motivation.-Knowing when to say no is important.-Embracing the creative process can make work feel like play.-Reflecting on achievements helps in setting future goals.Resources:The 12 Week Year, by Brian MoranYou are Loved - the template we used for our 12 Week Year goal tracking! Chapters00:00 Introduction to Work-Life Harmony03:54 Reflecting on the Past Year08:00 Defining Success on Our Own Terms11:55 The Importance of Anticipation and Planning15:51 Redefining Success Beyond Financial Metrics20:11 Establishing Boundaries and Routines24:00 Learning from Challenges and Custom Orders27:54 Accountability and Support in Business32:00 Conclusion and Key TakeawaysTAGs : work-life harmony, business success, female entrepreneurs, planning, accountability, personal growth, financial goals, self-care, boundaries, creative processWant to learn more about what working with Liz looks like?  Head to Your Business Matters to schedule a Discovery call with her