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Midwife 2.0

Episode 38 of the Midwifery Wisdom Podcast podcast, hosted by Midwifery Wisdom Collective, titled "Midwife 2.0" was published on November 2, 2022 and runs 55 minutes.

November 2, 2022 ·55m · Midwifery Wisdom Podcast

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Be ready to have your mind blown with this week's episode! Host Augustine Colebrook talks with Ohio CPM, Eliza Kay about the revolutionary changes she has made to her midwifery practice. They dive into what brought Eliza to the point of either quitting or making drastic changes, how she made those changes to her business, and a few key lessons she learned that you can also apply to your midwifery business. We're calling her new style "Midwifery 2.0". You won't want to miss this episode.Show Resources-Eliza's Coach-Eliza's Website-The Midwifery Wisdom Experience (November 2022)-Coaching with Augustine-Birth Business Masterclass-Sustainable Midwifery Facebook Group Chat

Be ready to have your mind blown with this week's episode! Host Augustine Colebrook talks with Ohio CPM, Eliza Kay about the revolutionary changes she has made to her midwifery practice. They dive into what brought Eliza to the point of either quitting or making drastic changes, how she made those changes to her business, and a few key lessons she learned that you can also apply to your midwifery business. We're calling her new style "Midwifery 2.0". You won't want to miss this episode.

Show Resources
-Eliza's Coach
-Eliza's Website
-The Midwifery Wisdom Experience (November 2022)
-Coaching with Augustine
-Birth Business Masterclass
-Sustainable Midwifery Facebook Group Chat

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