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In this episode of Built From Love, Erin sits down with Chelsea Clark, entrepreneur and founder of Momfluence, a platform connecting thousands of mom creators with brands looking to reach modern families.Chelsea’s journey to building Momfluence is anything but traditional. From growing a restaurant franchise, to moving her family to Costa Rica, to launching a tech platform with zero coding experience, Chelsea shares how motherhood reshaped the way she approaches business, ambition, and success.Together, Erin and Chelsea explore what it really looks like to build something meaningful while raising children—navigating limited time, personal challenges, evolving priorities, and the desire for freedom.They also dive into the changing creator economy, the power of mom influencers, and how women can build businesses that align with the life they actually want to live.Connect with Chelsea:LinkedInMomfluenceStay Connected:Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠

Erin reflects on the eight powerful lessons she learned during her yoga teacher training in Costa Rica — and how those lessons continue to shape her motherhood journey today.Fresh off her wedding and honeymoon, Erin took a leap of faith and invested in a two-week immersive training experience, not knowing it would unknowingly launch her into entrepreneurship, spiritual growth, and eventually motherhood.Now, years later and raising three daughters, she looks back at that “pre-motherhood” version of herself with gratitude — integrating the wisdom she gained rather than grieving who she once was.This episode is an invitation to reflect on your own life experiences and see how they’ve shaped the woman and mother you are today.Erin shares eight core lessons from her training:Why investing in yourself makes you a better motherThe growth that comes from stepping into the unknownThe necessity of community and emotional supportHow vulnerability creates deep connectionThe importance of rituals and quiet reflectionWhy confidence builds through repetitionThe resilience that comes from simply showing upThe healing power of touchShe also reflects on the magic and wonder woven into both yoga and motherhood — and how breath remains one of her most powerful tools for regulation and connection.This episode is for the mother who sometimes misses her “old self,” for the woman wondering if it’s too late to invest in her growth, and for anyone who needs a reminder that motherhood is both grounding and magical.Stay Connected:⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram

In this practical and empowering episode, the focus is on the tools that have sustainably built Erin’s businesses over the last decade.Erin walks through the exact tech stack she uses after working with hundreds of clients and building multiple offers herself.She shares six essential categories of tools (plus one powerful bonus tool) that have helped her grow revenue, protect her energy, and create a business that supports her motherhood. Throughout the episode, Erin emphasizes starting simply, building slowly, and choosing systems that align with your season of life — especially as a mother with limited time and energy. She breaks down how each tool serves a specific purpose: generating leads, nurturing relationships, automating admin, scaling income, sharing your voice, and protecting your calm.She also shares why perfection is not required to begin, why owning your audience is critical in today’s digital landscape, and how Human Design has shaped the way she structures her business for sustainability and alignment.This episode is for aspiring entrepreneurs, early-stage business owners, and creative mothers who want clarity around what tools actually matter — and how to build a backend that works for them instead of draining them.By the end, you’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of how to build your own aligned tech ecosystem — one that supports both your revenue and your real life.Stay Connected:⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠InstagramResources:Showit: 1 free month with Code: ivylynnestudioFlodesk: 50% off your first year with Code: ivylynnestudio Dubsado: Get 20% off with Code: ERINPRATTKajabiDescript: Get 50% off your first two monthsQuickbooks: Get 50% off your first 6 monthsSEO Keywords:business tools for mom entrepreneurs, tech stack for small business owners, tools that built my business, website platforms for entrepreneurs, Showit website review, Flodesk email marketing for moms, Dubsado CRM for creatives, Kajabi course platform review, podcast tools for beginners, Descript podcast editing, Spotify for Creators podcast hosting, Substack for entrepreneurs, human design for business, aligned business tools, sustainable entrepreneurship for moms, backend systems for small business, automation for mom business owners, scaling digital products for mothers, building a business while raising kids, email list building strategies, CRM systems for service providers, digital course platforms for women, podcasting for mom entrepreneurs, systems that protect your energy, feminine approach to business systems, intentional business growth for moms, motherhood and entrepreneurship tools, building passive income as a mom, aligned marketing systems, human design strategy for entrepreneurs

In this episode, Erin reflects on one of the most transformative adventures of her life — hiking the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu at 26 years old — and the powerful parallels it holds for motherhood a decade later.She shares the story of trekking 26 miles over four days through steep mountain passes, unpredictable weather, altitude sickness, and self-doubt — and how that experience quietly built a core belief that now anchors her as a mother: I can do hard things, even if I’ve never done them before.Erin unpacks seven lessons from the Inca Trail that continue to shape how she approaches pregnancy, birth, sleepless nights, entrepreneurship, and raising her daughters.This episode is a reminder that the adventurous, brave woman you were before motherhood didn’t disappear. She became the foundation for the mother you are now. Your past experiences are not separate from your motherhood journey. They prepared you for it.Whether you are navigating early motherhood, building a business, or standing at the edge of something that feels bigger than you, this conversation will remind you that confidence comes through experience, not before it.Stay Connected:Book a coaching call and human design reading⁠Substack⁠⁠Website⁠⁠InstagramSEO Keywords:Inca Trail lessons, motherhood parallels adventure, Machu Picchu hike story, confidence through doing, I can do hard things mindset, unmedicated birth mindset, incremental wins in motherhood, trusting your intuition as a mom, creative motherhood podcast, motherhood and entrepreneurship, reframing hard seasons, growth through discomfort, hiking and life lessons, slow motherhood intentional living, building resilience as a mother, courage in early motherhood, embracing the unknown as a parent, creative women podcast, Built From Love podcast, feminine strength and endurance, identity shift in motherhood, motherhood confidence building, lessons from travel, adventure and parenting, mindset for moms, entrepreneurial motherhood

In this episode of the Built From Love podcast, Erin explores the energetic shift into 2026 through the lens of the Year of the Fire Horse in the Chinese Zodiac. She contrasts it with the reflective, shedding energy of the previous Wood Snake year and invites listeners to step into a season of courage, momentum, and forward movement.Erin shares how the Fire Horse represents freedom, decisiveness, vitality, and action — a powerful contrast to last year’s slower, inward-facing transformation. She encourages mothers and creative entrepreneurs especially to stop sitting on ideas and instead take imperfect, aligned action. This is not the year for overthinking or waiting for permission. It’s the year to move.She also introduces her coaching calls (including Human Design readings) as support for women ready to launch or grow their ideas in alignment with their unique energy.This episode is a call to stop scrolling, start creating, and trust that momentum builds through motion, even if that motion is slow and steady.Stay Connected:⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠InstagramSEO Keywords:year of the fire horse 2026, Chinese zodiac 2026 energy, fire horse meaning, astrology for mothers 2026, creative motherhood podcast, motherhood and entrepreneurship, stop scrolling start creating, authentic business in AI era, human design for moms, human design projector mom, launching a business as a mother, courage and momentum 2026, feminine leadership 2026, creative action for moms, motherhood and bold living, experimentation in business, slow motherhood intentional business, AI and authenticity, individual authority era, cross of the sleeping phoenix 2027, self-reliant entrepreneurship, imperfect action mindset, creative confidence for moms, seasonal living and astrology, building momentum in motherhood, starting a podcast as a mom, soulful entrepreneurship 2026, authentic marketing for women, creative courage in motherhood

In this episode of the Built From Love podcast, Erin delves into the intersection of creativity and motherhood. She shares her personal journey of how her creative processes evolved through the transitions of becoming a mother to three children. Erin discusses the challenges of fragmented time and interrupted routines, offering insights on how to adapt and thrive creatively amidst the demands of motherhood. She emphasizes the importance of creating over consuming, shedding old identities, and embracing new ones. Erin also addresses the unique challenges faced by entrepreneurial moms, advocating for a sustainable and intentional approach to balancing business and parenting. Throughout the episode, she encourages mothers to nurture their creativity in small ways and view their children as catalysts for creative growth.Stay Connected:⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠InstagramSEO Keywords:motherhood and creativity, creative motherhood, motherhood and creative identity, creativity after having kids, motherhood didn’t kill creativity, creative moms podcast, rediscovering creativity in motherhood, slow living motherhood, intentional motherhood and creativity, creative life with children, creating with your kids, creativity in early motherhood, creative rhythms in motherhood, feminine creativity, motherhood as creative transformation, moms and creative work, balancing motherhood and creativity, creative burnout in motherhood, analog creativity for moms, creative practices for mothers, soulful entrepreneurship for moms, creativity and homemaking, creative identity shift after motherhood, honoring seasons of motherhood, gentle productivity for moms, living creatively as a mother, nurturing creativity while parenting, motherhood and personal expression, creativity as self-care for moms, creative confidence in motherhood

Welcome to our first episode of 2026 !In today’s episode, I’m sharing a personal and intentional decision I made at the start of this year: stepping away from social media for all of 2026. After more than a decade of being consistently online — both personally and professionally — I felt a deep pull to slow down, reclaim my time, and experiment with what life, motherhood, and business could look like without the constant presence of social platforms.This episode is a reflection on time, technology, motherhood, and meaningful connection in an increasingly digital (and AI-driven) world.In this episode, I talk about:Why becoming a mother has continually stripped my life down to what’s truly essentialThe surprising moment Gilmore Girls sparked my desire to step away from my phoneHow social media can create a false sense of connection — and what deeper connection might look like insteadWhy boredom, slowness, and offline creativity are not only okay, but necessaryMy thoughts on AI, content creation, and where marketing is headed nextHow I plan to nurture my business without social media (email, podcasting, writing, word of mouth, and more)The return to tangible things: journaling, photography, snail mail, letters, and living documentationModeling healthy tech habits for our children in a screen-saturated worldThis is not an anti-technology episode. It’s an invitation to examine how we use our tools, and whether they’re serving us or silently consuming our time, attention, and creativity.As we move deeper into the AI age, I believe we’ll see a collective longing for what’s slower, more human, more imperfect, and more real. This year is my personal experiment in listening more closely to my inner voice, creating from the heart, and building a life and business slowly.If this episode sparked something in you, I’d love to hear from you. You can email me, leave a comment on YouTube, or share your thoughts wherever you’re listening.Thank you for being here. I’m so excited for what this new season of the podcast will bring, including some incredible upcoming guests.As always, keep building your life and work from a place of love. Stay Connected:⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram

In this inspiring episode, Erin sits down with Leah Boden — author, educator, and leading voice of the modern Charlotte Mason movement — to explore what it truly means to cultivate a beautiful home culture in a fast-paced, digital world.Leah shares her journey into Charlotte Mason’s philosophy and how it transformed not only the way she educates her children, but the way she approaches motherhood, creativity, and personal calling. Together, Erin and Leah dive into:What Charlotte Mason’s principles look like in real, everyday lifeHow to use living books, nature, and atmosphere to shape a child’s heart and mindWhy a mother’s creativity matters — and how to make space for it Raising whole, human-centered learners in an AI-driven eraLeah’s encouragement for mothers who feel the pull toward something creative or soul-ledWhether you homeschool, send your children to school, or simply crave a slower, more intentional family rhythm, this conversation will leave you feeling grounded, inspired, and equipped to build a life rooted in beauty, meaning, and love.Stay Connected:⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠InstagramConnect with LeahFollow Leah on ⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠Subscribe to The Mind GalleryModern Miss Mason

In this powerful conversation, Erin Pratt sits down with Elle Rowley, founder of Solly Baby and host of Down the Well, to explore the profound spiritual and creative transformation that happens through motherhood. Elle opens up about her journey from leading Solly Baby to stepping away, investing in other businesses, writing children’s books, and finding her next calling through her podcast. Together, Erin and Elle explore:What the Mother’s Hero’s Journey is, and how it differs from the traditional hero’s journeyWhy motherhood is a spiritual initiation into deeper self-awarenessThe tension between creativity and limited time as a motherThe importance of slowing down, trusting divine timing, and doing small, simple things wellHow motherhood unlocks new levels of creativity and purposeThis episode will speak straight to your heart if you’ve ever felt torn between motherhood and your creative calling.Whether you’re in the thick of early motherhood or navigating new seasons of growth, this episode will leave you feeling seen, inspired, and deeply grounded in the sacred work of being a mother.Stay Connected:⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠InstagramConnect with Elle RowleyDown the Well on YouTubeDown the Well on Apple PodcastsDown the Well on SpotifyFollow Elle on Instagram

In this brief, but powerful, episode the focus is on how motherhood equips women with unparalleled sales skills. Erin shares five key lessons learned from motherhood that translate directly to successful sales strategies. These lessons include: the importance of patiencethe power of reading peoplethe benefits of consistencythe art of storytellingand the necessity of adaptabilityEach lesson is illustrated with examples from both parenting and business, offering valuable insights for moms who are current or aspiring entrepreneurs. The episode aims to empower mothers by highlighting the unique skills they already possess, encouraging them to leverage these abilities in their business endeavors.Stay Connected:⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠InstagramSEO Keywords:motherhood and sales, sales lessons from motherhood, entrepreneurial motherhood, moms in business tips, motherhood and business growth, mom entrepreneur podcast, how motherhood teaches sales skills, sales skills moms already have, business lessons from parenting, communication skills learned from motherhood, how motherhood makes you a better entrepreneur, using motherhood skills in business, motherhood mindset for business success, sales confidence for moms, moms mastering sales and marketing, balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, empowering entrepreneurial moms, feminine approach to business, confidence for moms in business, work life harmony for moms, leveraging motherhood in business, intentional entrepreneurship for moms, mindset for mompreneurs, thriving as a mom and business owner, motherhood and leadership skills, personal growth for mom entrepreneurs, business lessons for moms, moms in leadership, empathy in sales for moms, feminine sales strategies

In this episode, Erin discusses the common issue of burnout faced by moms and entrepreneurs, emphasizing that the combination can create stress and exhaustion. She offers non-traditional advice to manage burnout, focusing on self-care that goes beyond typical spa days. Key points include the importance of 'breathing room' to transition between roles, finding anchors such as daily showers for mental peace, slowing down routine activities for mindfulness, reassessing urgency of tasks, and engaging in creative activities over consumption. She also acknowledges the value of asking for help and recognizing the inherent challenges in motherhood and entrepreneurship.The episode aims to provide practical tips to ease burnout and encourage moms and entrepreneurs to persevere through their demanding, yet rewarding, journeys.Stay Connected:⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠InstagramSEO Keywords: mom burnout recovery, overcoming burnout as a mom, entrepreneurial burnout tips, self-care for busy moms, mindful motherhood, work life balance for moms, mom entrepreneur podcast, reducing stress for moms, how to prevent burnout, self-care beyond spa days, mindful productivity for moms, balancing motherhood and business, creative rest for entrepreneurs, feminine approach to burnout, realistic self-care ideas, slowing down for mental health, stress management for working moms, finding balance in motherhood, intentional living for moms, rest and creativity, how to ask for help as a mom, mental health for mom entrepreneurs, building resilience in motherhood, practical self-care for burnout, sustainable pace for moms, holistic burnout recovery, mom life balance podcast, motherhood wellness tips, emotional health for entrepreneurs, thriving as a mom and business owner

In this episode of Built From Love, Erin returns from maternity leave, introducing her newborn daughter Ellie Rose. She discusses the overwhelming interest from her audience in her homeschooling journey, which she began during the COVID-19 pandemic. She elaborates on her decision to homeschool, driven by the desire for flexibility, outdoor time, and the preservation of her children's childhood. She shares insights from her research, her participation in a local nature-based co-op, and the resources and methods she uses. She touches on the challenges and rewards of balancing a part-time business with homeschooling. Throughout, the emphasis remains on fostering a love for learning and creativity in her children, while drawing on community and familial support.Stay Connected:⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠Resources Mentioned:⁠Handwriting Without Tears⁠ – a handwriting curriculum used to teach penmanship.⁠Explode the Code⁠ – phonics workbooks geared toward reading readiness.⁠Bob Books⁠ – beginning reader sets for early literacy.⁠Modern Miss Mason (by Leah Boden⁠) – a book on the philosophy of education inspired by Charlotte Mason.⁠Treehouse Schoolhouse⁠ / the “Nature Study” program – a seasonal nature-study curriculum for families.⁠The 1000 Hours Outside Podcast⁠ – a podcast (and movement) encouraging outdoor time for children and families.⁠Wild + Free Community⁠⁠Seaside Kids Collective⁠ – a nature-based homeschool co-opSEO Keywords: homeschooling journey, homeschool mom life, nature-based learning, Charlotte Mason homeschooling, modern homeschooling movement, pandemic homeschooling, flexible education, outdoor learning for kids, homeschooling toddlers, preschool homeschool ideas, homeschooling routine, balancing business and homeschooling, work-from-home mom, family rhythms, motherhood and entrepreneurship, creative homeschooling, gentle parenting, homeschool co-op, homeschooling community, child-led learning, fostering creativity in children, family-centered education, homeschool resources, holistic education, homeschool inspiration, motherhood podcast, nature study homeschool, homeschooling myths, homeschooling benefits, homeschool lifestyle, homeschool tips for beginners

In this follow-up to Episode 5, Erin dives into the next essential step, how to actually monetize those gifts, and build a business that supports your life, your values, and your family.Whether you're brand new to business or trying to gain clarity on what offer to focus on first, this episode breaks down the five core monetization paths, along with pros, cons, and personal examples, to help you get started with confidence and simplicity.Erin also shares:The biggest mistake new entrepreneurs make when choosing what to offerWhy less is more when it comes to launchingHow to structure your offers using a tiered modelReal-life insights into pricing, scaling, and planning for long-term growthHer go-to "Fast 50" method for getting your first clients or customersIf you're feeling overwhelmed by all the options out there, this episode will give you a grounded place to begin—with both clarity and heart.Stay Connected:⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠Free Download: My Favorite Systems & ToolsSEO Keywords: how to monetize your gifts, business monetization strategies, starting an online business, simple business model, how to create an offer, entrepreneurship for moms, building a business from home, soulful business growth, aligned business strategy, finding your first clients, pricing your offers, scaling your business, small business tips for women, purpose-driven entrepreneurship, online income ideas, creating digital offers, work-from-home mom business, sustainable business growth, mindful entrepreneurship, monetization paths, beginner business tips, business clarity for women, offer creation strategy, business coaching for moms, simplifying your business, fast 50 method, entrepreneurship podcast, authentic business building, starting a values-based business

In today’s personal episode of Built From Love, Erin shares a behind-the-scenes look at how she’s preparing both her business and her home life for maternity leave as she awaits the arrival of baby number three.Business Prep:Wrapping up current client projects and pressing pause on new onesReducing business expenses during leaveBatching content, outsourcing key tasks, and scheduling client care ahead of timePrioritizing sustainability and ease over aggressive growthLife + Home Prep:What’s being done differently this time around, after hard-earned lessonsA commitment to true rest and postpartum healing for at least two weeksSetting up the home with thoughtful care stations and support systemsEmbracing imperfection, simplifying daily life, and staying present with her daughtersWhether you're pregnant now, planning for the future, or simply curious about how motherhood and entrepreneurship can coexist with intention, this episode offers both grounded advice and gentle encouragement.Stay Connected:⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠Postpartum Recovery Must-HavesFrida Mom Postpartum Recovery KitEarth Mama BalmBelly BinderOrganic Cotton Maternity PadsSitz Bath or Sitz Bath Soak (Epsom salt blend)Nursing BrasNursing + Feeding SupportHaakaa Silicone Breast PumpOrganic Reusable Nursing PadsLansinoh Nursing PadsBoppy PillowEarth Mama Nipple ButterComfort + Convenience at HomeMobile Postpartum CartHeating Pad Low-Light Night Lamp for FeedingRest + Nervous System SupportMother's Milk TeaRed Raspberry Leaf TeaNoise MachineNod Pod Eye Mask  SEO Keywords:maternity leave preparation, motherhood and entrepreneurship, preparing for baby, postpartum recovery essentials, business planning for moms, sustainable business growth, maternity leave tips, postpartum healing, balancing motherhood and business, work-life balance for mothers, mindful entrepreneurship, preparing your home for baby, postpartum rest, motherhood mindset, intentional living for moms, simplifying motherhood, home organization for new moms, postpartum support systems, new baby preparation, self-care for mothers, postpartum wellness, mompreneur tips, maternity leave checklist, nesting for baby, preparing your business for leave, holistic postpartum care, gentle motherhood, slow living motherhood, motherhood podcast, maternal mental health

In this episode of the Built From Love podcast, Erin Pratt shares heartfelt wisdom and actionable advice for anyone in the early stages of building a business or considering a meaningful pivot. Whether you’re fresh out of corporate, navigating early motherhood, or simply feeling called to try something new, this episode will help you uncover the simplest, most aligned way forward using a framework Erin calls The 3 Ps.She shares real-life stories, including how her first business took off by leaning into an unexpected strength, and guides you through a practical exercise to help you discover your niche based on your Proficiencies, People, and Passions.What You’ll Learn:Why focus is your biggest ally when starting a businessHow to stop overcomplicating your business ideaWhy your first offer doesn’t need to be your lifelong purposeHow to identify the sweet spot between your strengths, your people, and your passionsWhat to do if you’re multi-passionate and unsure where to startStay Connected:⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠ SEO Keywords:starting a business from home, finding your niche, business clarity for moms, entrepreneurship for beginners, multi-passionate entrepreneur, how to find your business idea, discovering your purpose, business pivot strategy, simple business framework, women in entrepreneurship, leaving corporate for entrepreneurship, mompreneur mindset, balancing motherhood and business, aligned business strategy, soulful entrepreneurship, business clarity exercise, finding your strengths in business, creative business ideas, small business for moms, online business tips, purpose-driven entrepreneurship, mindful business growth, early stage entrepreneurship, niche discovery framework, starting a side hustle, work-from-home mom business, business coaching for women, the 3 Ps framework, entrepreneurship podcast, building a meaningful business

In this episode of Built From Love, Erin Pratt shares how she’s reimagined the structure of her days by embracing rhythms instead of rigid routines. As a homeschooling mom, entrepreneur, and woman deeply in tune with the seasons of life and motherhood, Erin walks you through her family’s natural daily flow including mornings filled with connection, tea time rituals, and the freedom to follow intuition and energy levels over the clock. Whether you’re in a season of newborn naps or managing a bustling household of school-aged kids, this episode will help you rethink what it means to “have it all together” by introducing anchor moments and rhythms that honor your feminine energy and evolving needs.In This Episode, You’ll Learn:The difference between rhythm and routine, and why one might work better for your familyHow Erin structures her day with anchor moments instead of rigid time blocksThe power of feminine flow, flexibility, and honoring your body’s cyclesA peek into Erin’s current non-working, non-co-op daily rhythm with her daughtersHow rhythms adapt with the seasons, your energy, and your children’s developmentPerfect For:Moms craving more ease and flexibility in their daily lifeHomeschooling families looking for a gentler, intuitive approachWomen balancing motherhood, business, and personal wellbeingAnyone feeling stuck or guilty for “falling out” of a routineStay Connected:⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠SEO Keywords:daily rhythms for moms, motherhood routines, feminine flow living, homeschool family rhythm, slow living motherhood, intuitive daily schedule, rhythm vs routine, anchor moments, feminine energy in motherhood, mindful motherhood, homeschooling lifestyle, balancing motherhood and business, daily flow for moms, gentle parenting routines, honoring your cycles, seasonal living for moms, feminine productivity, intentional living for mothers, family rhythm planning, slow mornings with kids, holistic motherhood, mom life balance, motherhood podcast, conscious parenting, nurturing family connection, time freedom for moms, feminine-led lifestyle, intuitive homeschooling, motherhood mindset, creating daily ease

In this episode of Built From Love, Erin Pratt dives into one of her all-time favorite topics: Human Design. This is a self-discovery system that has completely transformed how she approaches motherhood, business, and personal growth. Erin shares how she first discovered Human Design, how it compares to astrology and personality tests, and why it finally gave her the clarity she was searching for.Erin walks listeners through the five Human Design types—Generators, Manifesting Generators, Projectors, Manifestors, and Reflectors—offering a high-level breakdown of what makes each type unique. She also shares real-life examples of how understanding her own design (as a Projector) has helped her find more alignment in work and parenting her two daughters.Whether you're brand new to Human Design or you've dabbled in it before, this episode is an inspiring introduction to a tool that may just change the way you see yourself and your loved ones.Discover your Human Design type for free: https://www.myhumandesign.com/ In This Episode, You’ll Learn:What Human Design is and where it comes fromA high-level overview of the five energy typesHow Erin has used Human Design in parenting and businessWhy understanding your type can lead to more flow, peace, and satisfactionStay Connected:⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠SEO Keywords:human design for beginners, human design explained, human design energy types, human design in motherhood, human design and business, self-discovery tools for women, projectors in human design, generators and manifesting generators, manifestors and reflectors, human design parenting, understanding your human design chart, human design for moms, alignment and flow, feminine energy and human design, spiritual self-discovery, mindful motherhood, personal growth tools, using human design in business, motherhood and self-awareness, conscious parenting, human design podcast, energy alignment, purpose-driven living, intuitive entrepreneurship, holistic self-discovery, human design guide for women, spiritual growth for moms, parenting by design, living in alignment

What if the path to success doesn’t look like hustle, burnout, and daily posting? In this powerful episode of Built From Love, Erin breaks down the myth that more = better and dives into a feminine approach to building a business for moms in the early seasons of motherhood.Whether you're growing a baby, a business, or both, this episode is your permission slip to do it differently.Erin shares what it looks like to grow a thriving, aligned business while honoring yourself, your family, and your rhythms. She talks candidly about how she structures her week, why traditional entrepreneurial advice often fails moms, and how embracing feminine energy can actually lead to more focused, sustainable growth—without sacrificing what matters most.This episode is for you if:You’re tired of feeling behind in business because you’re raising young children.You’re ready to ditch the hustle in favor of building something intentional, slow, and lasting.You want real-life insight into how another mom structures her time and stays grounded while growing her business.Stay Connected:⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠SEO Keywords:feminine business strategy, slow entrepreneurship, mindful business growth, building a business as a mom, ditching hustle culture, sustainable business for moms, feminine energy in business, aligned entrepreneurship, motherhood and business balance, intentional entrepreneurship, work-life balance for moms, soulful business strategy, mompreneur mindset, feminine productivity, building a business with kids, slow living entrepreneurship, conscious business growth, motherhood rhythms, work from home moms, holistic business approach, women in business

In her first episode, Erin Pratt shares the origin story behind the Built From Love podcast and invites you into the honest, tender, and transformative journey of building a business while raising young children. Erin opens up about her transition from corporate life to entrepreneurship, navigating motherhood through a pandemic, homeschooling without a roadmap, and discovering the deeper "why" behind it all.If you’ve ever felt torn between your calling as a mother and your dream of building something meaningful — or wondered how to build a life that feels both intentional and sustainable — this episode will speak straight to your soul. Erin’s story is one of courage, creativity, and redefining success on your own terms.Stay Connected:⁠⁠⁠⁠Book a coaching call + Human Design reading⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Substack⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠SEO Keywords:motherhood and entrepreneurship, starting a business as a mom, work-life balance for mothers, intentional living, building a business from home, mompreneur journey, leaving corporate life, homeschooling mom life, motherhood during the pandemic, meaningful entrepreneurship, redefining success, balancing motherhood and business, creative entrepreneurship for women, slow living motherhood, sustainable business growth, purpose-driven business, mindful motherhood, feminine entrepreneurship, work from home moms, motherhood podcast, intentional motherhood, small business for moms, soulful entrepreneurship, mom life inspiration, modern motherhood, building a business with kids, motherhood and identity, entrepreneurial motherhood, women redefining success

Welcome to Built From Love, the podcast for moms who are building businesses, raising babies, homeschooling their kids, and leading with heart.I'm Erin Pratt, entrepreneur, mom of three, and your biggest supporter on this wild, beautiful journey of creating a life and business rooted in love, not hustle.Here, we believe that creativity and motherhood are not at odds — they are sacred allies.Each week, you’ll find inspiring conversations, practical strategies, and real business advice to help you grow your business and raise your family without burning out or missing the moments that matter most.If you're ready to build a business, and a life, that's aligned, sustainable, and overflowing with purpose... you're in the right place.Because everything we're building? It's built from love.