How Finally Putting Myself First (And Getting In The Room) Changed My Life

EPISODE · Jun 8, 2023 · 27 MIN

How Finally Putting Myself First (And Getting In The Room) Changed My Life

from This Mother Means Business: Strategy, Advice, and Support for Mom Entrepreneurs · host Laura Sinclair

In this week's solo episode, I explore the power of building real connections, collaboration, and community through masterminds. I talk about my personal experience (as a solo entrepreneur) with the absence of physical peers and how that can often lead to feelings of isolation and loneliness. I open up about my desire to put myself first and chase opportunities for myself for the first time post-pandemic and postpartum.  Standing up for yourself and your dreams is crucial for personal fulfillment and growth. We talk about empowerment through asserting your worth, boundaries, and aspirations, even in the face of challenges or opposition as a parent. As someone who now hosts masterminds, I emphasize the importance of building meaningful relationships through events in order to achieve your highest potential as a business owner.In this episode you will hear: • 0:32 - An Introduction to my Experience with Loneliness• 3:06 - Attending my First In-Person Mastermind for Myself • 7:05 - Rediscovering Your Sense of Self • 15:12 - What is it That you are not Standing up for Right now as a Primary Parent?Thank you so much for joining us, see you next time! Join This Mother Means Business : www.thismothermeansbusiness.com Laura's Links:• Website • Laura's Instagram • LJSocial Instagram  • LinkedIn • Facebook • Pinterest • TikTok

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