The Consistency Corner: Lightening the Mental Load of Marketing

Last month, I was at a conference when someone asked me a simple question about my positioning. And suddenly, I was convinced I needed to completely rewrite my business.The problem? It was never about the positioning.In this episode, I'm taking you completely behind-the-scenes of a decision-making spiral that happens to more founders than we talk about. You'll hear the real moment when I realized: this isn't a strategy problem, it's a belief problem.What We Cover:How one question spiraled into a full business crisisWhy "imposter syndrome wearing a niche spiral costume" is the perfect descriptionThe marketing gardening metaphor (and why you can't dig up seeds after 3 days)What happened when I paused instead of panickedThe Success Equation: Result = (Time + Consistency + Intensity) × BeliefWhy waiting is so hard for doers — and why it's often exactly what's neededThis is for you if:You're a mom founder questioning whether you're cut out for thisYou've ever spiraled about your positioning or nicheYou struggle with patience when your strategy isn't working fast enoughYou want the real, behind-the-scenes story (not the highlight reel)Sometimes the gap between where you are and where you want to be isn't your strategy. It's your belief in yourself.I'm sharing this because I think female founders need to see the real, not the highlight reel. Because everyone spirals. They just don't talk about it.Marketing Mixer (May 21st): consistencycorner.com/mixerJoin the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If your marketing feels heavier than it should… this conversation is for you.In this episode, Ruthie sits down with feminist business coach Becky Mollenkamp to unpack why so many founders—especially moms—end up building businesses that look successful on the outside but feel exhausting behind the scenes.They dive into the mental load of marketing, the pressure to “do it all,” and the reality that most business advice wasn’t designed for women balancing leadership and motherhood.You’ll hear honest insights on:Why traditional CEO models don’t work for mom foundersHow capitalism shapes unrealistic expectations in businessThe content hamster wheel—and how to step offWhat it actually looks like to build a sustainable marketing systemThis episode is a permission slip to stop chasing perfection and start building a business that supports your real life.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If you’ve ever felt like your social media isn’t working—no matter how much you post—this episode is going to shift everything.We’re breaking down funnels in a way that actually makes sense for real businesses (not bro marketing playbooks). Because the truth is: yes, you do need a funnel… but not the complicated, tech-heavy version you’ve been sold.In this episode, Ruthie walks you through a simple, sustainable approach to your customer journey—so your marketing doesn’t rely on social media alone.You’ll learn:Why social media is just the container, not the strategyThe 3 essential stages every customer journey needsHow to reduce content burnout by giving each platform a clear jobWhat to focus on instead of “posting more”If you’re tired of feeling like you’re doing everything and nothing is working, this episode will help you build a marketing system that actually supports your capacity—and your growth.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

You created the plan. You’re posting consistently. You’re doing everything you’re “supposed” to do.So why does your marketing still feel so heavy?In this conversation, Ruthie Sterrett breaks down the real reason so many founders feel stuck in their marketing—even when they have a content calendar, a strategy, and the best intentions to stay consistent.This episode dives into the difference between having a marketing plan and having true marketing support—and why that gap is where burnout, second-guessing, and decision fatigue live.You’ll learn:Why execution isn’t the hardest part of marketing (and what actually is)The hidden “mental load” that most founders carry aloneWhere AI tools help—and where they fall shortWhat it actually looks like to have strategic support in your marketingIf you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything right but still not getting relief, this episode will help you understand why—and what to do next.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Everyone says to “just repurpose your content”—but if it feels harder than it should, you’re not imagining it.In this episode, Ruthie breaks down the real reason content repurposing often creates more overwhelm instead of less—and what to do instead.You’ll learn the difference between reposting, adapting, and true repurposing—and why lumping them together is what’s making your content strategy feel heavier than it needs to be.This is a clarity-first conversation designed for founders who don’t need more content ideas—they need a smarter way to use the content they already have.If you’ve ever wondered why your content plan feels unrealistic… or why “repurposing” takes more time than expected… this episode will help you recalibrate your strategy around your actual capacity.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If LinkedIn has ever felt like a “should” instead of a strategic tool, this conversation will shift how you approach it entirely.This isn’t a how-to tutorial—it’s a decision-making framework.In this episode, Ruthie breaks down the real role LinkedIn should play in your marketing ecosystem and how to decide where to focus your time: your personal profile or your business page. You’ll learn what the current data actually says about reach and engagement, why personal profiles are outperforming company pages, and how to use both platforms intentionally without doubling your workload.More importantly, this episode challenges the bigger issue most founders are facing: creating content without a clear job description for their platforms.If you’re a founder navigating limited time, shifting algorithms, and the pressure to “show up everywhere,” this episode will help you simplify your strategy and focus on what actually moves the needle.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If you’ve ever felt like you’re behind on content—or like you should be posting more, more, more—this episode is your reset.We’re breaking down the truth about content volume and why more content isn’t always the answer. Instead, it’s about giving your content a clear job description.In this episode, Ruthie walks you through how to determine how much content is actually enough for your business based on your goals, capacity, and the role each platform plays in your marketing ecosystem.She also takes you behind the scenes of her 7-layer content calendar framework—used inside The Consistency Corner—to help clients create strategic, sustainable content plans that don’t rely on hustle or constant visibility.If you’re tired of guessing, overthinking, or trying to keep up with what everyone else is doing, this episode will help you create a content strategy that actually fits your life and moves your business forward.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If you’ve ever thought, “I just need to post more content,” this is the episode that will shift everything.In this conversation, Ruthie pulls back the curtain on what actually happens inside a Cornerstone Strategy—and why content is never the first step.Because the truth is: most founders don’t have a content problem. They have a sequencing problem.Before a single post is written, there are critical decisions that shape whether your marketing actually works:What your message needs to doWho it’s speaking toWhere it’s showing upAnd how it fits into your real life and capacityYou’ll get a behind-the-scenes look at how we guide clients through expansion seasons, build aligned marketing ecosystems, and create strategies that reduce the mental load—not add to it.If your marketing feels heavy, inconsistent, or unclear… this is where to start.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If you've ever rewritten a caption ten times and still felt unsure… this conversation will likely hit home.Many experienced founders assume their marketing struggles come down to messaging clarity. But often the real issue isn't confusion — it's cognitive overload.When you're running a growing business, leading a team, supporting clients, and managing a full life outside of work, your brain is carrying an enormous mental load. And marketing is often where that weight shows up first.In this conversation, Ruthie unpacks the difference between a true messaging problem and a mental load problem — and why so many established founders feel stuck in their marketing even when they know their work is valuable.If you're navigating an expansion season, launching something new, or simply feeling exhausted by the constant decisions required in marketing, this episode will help you reframe what's really going on.You'll walk away with a deeper understanding of:• why strategy can collapse under decision fatigue • how mental load affects messaging clarity • why visibility resentment can creep in even for experienced founders • what kind of support actually helps when you're cognitively overloadedIf this resonates, you're not the only one feeling it — and there may be a simpler explanation than you think.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

When a launch feels quiet or slower than expected, the internet usually says the same thing: you need more visibility.But that’s not always the real issue.In this solo episode, Ruthie unpacks the difference between a true visibility problem and the deeper marketing gaps that can quietly stall a launch. Because sometimes the issue isn’t reach—it’s clarity, audience readiness, nurture, or the amount of runway your marketing actually had.If you're an experienced founder navigating a season of expansion, launching something new, or trying to grow without adding more noise to your life, this episode will help you diagnose what’s actually happening inside your marketing.You’ll hear:Why not every slow launch is a visibility problem How unclear offers can stall momentum—even with strong reach The role audience readiness plays in buying decisions Why nurture and trust matter before asking for the sale How modern audiences respond differently to urgency tactics Why founders need a longer marketing runway than they thinkIf you’ve ever wondered whether you need more visibility or more clarity in your marketing, this episode will help you identify the real lever to pull next.Listen in—and remember, you don’t have to carry the mental load of marketing alone.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

What happens when you promote something for weeks… and no one shows up?In this honest solo conversation, Ruthie shares the behind-the-scenes story of hosting a Marketing Mixer where not a single person came. But this isn’t about failure. It’s about visibility, vulnerability, and the courage required in expansion seasons.If you’re an experienced founder navigating growth, launching something new, or trying to reach a new audience while balancing real life and leadership, this episode will feel like a deep exhale.You’ll hear:Why broadcast marketing isn’t the same as relationship-based marketingHow avoiding direct outreach can disguise itself as “strategy”The real difference between demand problems and courage problemsWhy busy audiences need a longer runwayHow vulnerability strengthens authority instead of weakening itIf you’ve ever thought, “Maybe nobody cares,” this episode is your reminder: clarity and courage matter more than noise.Listen in—and remember, you’re not building alone.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

You had the idea. You mapped out the strategy. You felt the clarity.And then… nothing happened.In this episode, we’re talking about the gap between inspiration and integration — and why your marketing strategy isn’t failing because you lack discipline.It’s failing because you’re already at capacity.As a founder and a mom, your mental load is real. Learning something new or mapping out a brilliant plan feels productive — but if that insight never gets integrated into your week, your systems, and your actual capacity, it stays fragile.This conversation dives into:Why clarity alone doesn’t create momentumThe difference between consuming ideas and implementing strategyWhy marketing feels heavier when you carry every decision aloneHow community and continuity reduce decision fatigueWhat it actually takes to turn strategy into sustainable actionIf you’ve ever thought, “I know what to do… why am I not doing it?” — this one’s for you.Because your business doesn’t need more inspiration.It needs integration.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Have you ever left a networking event feeling drained, annoyed, or questioning why you even showed up?You’re not alone.In this episode, we’re talking about how to make networking fun again — and more importantly, how to make it strategic. Because networking isn’t just small talk. It’s top-of-funnel visibility. It’s middle-of-funnel trust-building. And sometimes? It turns into bottom-of-funnel referrals and clients.But only if you’re in the right rooms.We’ll cover:Where networking fits in your marketing funnelWhy transactional “pitch fest” rooms drain your energyHow to find networking spaces that align with your valuesThe structure that actually makes connection easier (yes, even icebreakers)How I reworked my own Marketing Mixer after experimenting with pricing and structureIf marketing has been feeling heavy lately, this conversation will help you reframe networking as a long-game, relationship-driven strategy — not a speed-dating sales tactic.And if you’re ready for a room that feels strategic, supportive, and human? I’ll tell you exactly where to find one.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

You’re not bad at marketing — and your strategy probably isn’t broken. What’s more likely? You’re trying to execute a marketing plan that doesn’t match your actual capacity.In this episode of The Consistency Corner, Ruthie breaks down why capacity is a strategic input, not a personal flaw — and how ignoring it is the fastest way to burn out, stall momentum, or abandon a plan that could have worked with the right support.Using a road trip analogy (yes, including gas tanks, detours, and playlists), this conversation reframes marketing consistency through a more human, sustainable lens — especially for mom founders carrying real-life responsibilities alongside business growth.You’ll learn why every marketing tactic works in theory, why most plans fail in practice, and how to start building a strategy that honors your time, energy, health, and season of life. This episode is for founders who are tired of feeling behind, overwhelmed, or frustrated with marketing that looks good on paper but never gets executed.If you’re planning your next quarter — or the rest of the year — this episode will help you slow down, get honest, and make decisions that actually stick.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Marketing isn’t supposed to feel like a constant source of guilt, pressure, or exhaustion — but for many founder-moms, it quietly becomes exactly that.In this conversation, Ruthie Sterrett explores why marketing starts to feel heavy as your business grows and how to decide what’s actually worth carrying forward — and what you’re allowed to let go of.This episode isn’t about trends, algorithms, or what’s “working right now.” It’s about capacity-aware decision-making. You’ll hear honest examples from Ruthie’s own business, including why some strategies stay even when they don’t convert on paper — and why others get paused even when the metrics look good.You’ll learn how to evaluate your marketing through both data and energy, how to recognize when a strategy no longer fits your season of life, and why conversations — not dashboards — are often the missing piece.If you’re a founder and a mom who feels stretched thin, resentful of marketing, or unsure what actually deserves your time right now, this episode will help you breathe a little easier — and make clearer, kinder decisions about how you show up.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If creating content feels heavier than it should, it’s probably not because you lack creativity, discipline, or strategy. It’s because too many visual decisions are still undecided.In this episode of The Consistency Corner, Ruthie breaks down why visuals aren’t just a “vibe” — they’re a set of strategic decisions that quietly drive (or drain) your energy every time you sit down to create content. From choosing video versus static content, to deciding between polished and raw, text-heavy or image-forward, these choices shape how sustainable your content system actually is.You’ll learn why copying what’s “working” for other brands often increases friction instead of reducing it, and how clarity around visual preferences removes decision fatigue for you and your team. This conversation is especially for capable, experienced founders who know what they’re doing — but still feel resistance when it comes to marketing execution.In a world saturated with AI-generated sameness, Ruthie explains why alignment — not volume — is the real differentiator, and how intentional visual strategy builds familiarity, trust, and consistency without feeling manufactured.If content creation has started to feel like a grind, this episode will help you identify the decisions that need to be made once — so you don’t have to keep making them over and over again.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

You didn’t start your business to become a full-time content creator — but somewhere along the way, marketing started to feel like that was the job.In this episode of The Consistency Corner, Ruthie breaks down what founder-led marketing actually means in 2026 — and what it absolutely does not mean. Spoiler: it’s not about becoming an influencer, posting nonstop video, or sharing your entire life online.Instead, founder-led marketing is about thoughtful, intentional storytelling that brings perspective, credibility, and human connection into your brand — without adding more mental load or decision fatigue.You’ll learn how to infuse your personal brand into your marketing in a way that feels aligned, sustainable, and supportive of your capacity as a founder and a mom. We’ll talk about the difference between personal brand and business brand, how they work together, and why clarity — not volume — is the real growth lever.If you’ve been feeling pressure to “show up everywhere” or wondering how much of you needs to be in your marketing, this episode will give you a clearer, lighter path forward.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Need to make decisions on your 2026 marketing strategy? Join the next Marketing Strategy Lab. Marketing doesn’t usually feel heavy because you’re bad at it — it feels heavy because you’re carrying too many unresolved decisions at once.In this solo episode, Ruthie breaks down the first marketing decision that creates clarity everywhere else: choosing a clear priority offer. Before you think about platforms, content calendars, or how often you “should” be posting, this decision determines how simple or complicated your marketing feels day to day.If marketing feels loud, scattered, or mentally draining right now, this conversation will help you slow down and refocus. Ruthie explains why decision fatigue is real work, how unresolved choices increase cognitive load, and why clarity — not more tactics — is what actually creates momentum.You’ll learn:Why marketing decisions stack (and why that’s exhausting)How prioritizing one core offer simplifies content, channels, and campaignsWhy clarity isn’t about deleting offers — it’s about creating hierarchyHow strategic decisions reduce mental load for you and your audienceThis episode is especially for founders who feel capable, but tired of carrying marketing alone — and who want their strategy to feel lighter, not louder.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Need to make decisions on your 2026 marketing strategy? Join the next Marketing Strategy Lab. What if social media wasn’t the backbone of your business growth?In this episode of The Consistency Corner, Ruthie sits down with longtime mentor and strategist Holly Haynes, creator of the Anti-Social Method, to unpack what sustainable, life-first visibility actually looks like.With over 20 years in corporate strategy, Holly shares how she built a multi-six-figure business without being glued to Instagram — and why email marketing, podcasting, SEO, and aligned launch planning create more stability than chasing algorithms ever could.You’ll hear why social media should be a Plan B, how to design launches around your real life (not Black Friday FOMO), and what to consider before outsourcing support in your business. This conversation is a must-listen for founders who want growth without burnout — and freedom without sacrificing results.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

When it comes to outsourcing social media, most founders don’t fail because they hired the wrong person — they struggle because they didn’t know what kind of support they actually needed.In this episode, Ruthie breaks down the real differences between a social media manager, a social media strategist, a marketing strategist, and a full-service agency — and why those distinctions matter more than you think when you’re leading a growing business.You’ll learn what each role is truly responsible for, where expectations often get misaligned, and why so many CEOs feel frustrated or burned by social media support that wasn’t the right fit. This conversation is designed to help you step out of task-level thinking and into CEO-level decision making — so you can delegate marketing with clarity, confidence, and intention.If you’re tired of carrying the mental load of content creation, managing timelines, or wondering why outsourcing didn’t deliver the results you hoped for, this episode will help you identify the gaps that need to be filled — and the type of support that can actually move your business forward.Because the right marketing support doesn’t just help you post consistently. It helps you lead like the CEO you already are.👉 View the Service Guide to explore strategic, done-for-you marketing support.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Planning your content without a launch calendar is like driving without directions — you’re moving, but you’re not sure where you’re headed.In this episode, Ruthie breaks down how to build a 2026 launch calendar that actually supports sales, protects your capacity, and eliminates the constant “what should I post?” stress. This isn’t just about launching new offers — it’s about understanding campaign seasons, pre-launch strategy, and intentional messaging so your content leads somewhere meaningful.You’ll learn the difference between a launch vs. a campaign, why a 90-day runway matters (especially for service-based businesses), and how pre-pre-launch planning sets you up for calmer, more effective launches. Ruthie also shares how capacity plays a critical role in launch success — and why planning ahead gives you more freedom, not less.If you’re a founder who wants your marketing to feel strategic instead of scattered — and you’re thinking ahead to 2026 — this episode will help you map a launch rhythm that feels aligned, sustainable, and conversion-focused.✨ Ready to stop building the plane mid-air and start planning with confidence? This one’s for you.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Before you map out your 2026 marketing strategy, you need one thing most founders skip: clarity. In this CEO-to-CEO conversation, Ruthie walks you through six strategic prompts designed to help you identify where your business is headed, which offers support that growth, and what actually needs to shift for the next level.Instead of rinsing and repeating the same content plan year after year, this episode invites you to zoom out, get honest about what’s working, and release the mental load you’ve been quietly carrying. Marketing isn’t stressful because of the posting — it’s stressful because of the deciding. And when you’re the one holding every strategic decision, every direction change, and every big-picture responsibility? It’s exhausting.Inside this episode, you’ll reflect on what success truly looks like for your business in 2026, identify which offers will drive that success, assess the real job social media needs to play for your brand, and determine what’s no longer serving you. You’ll also explore what kind of support would allow you to lead without holding everything yourself.If you’re ready to step into 2026 with clarity, confidence, and a strategy that supports your growth (not your burnout), this episode is your starting point.And if you’re feeling the weight of carrying your marketing alone? The Corner Office is now booking for Q1. Let’s map out your next season together.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If you’ve ever felt the pressure to “show up more,” especially in seasons where your time and energy are stretched thin, you’re not alone. In this conversation, Ruthie Sterrett sits down with brand and web designer Ashley Wyatt to talk about what true visibility really looks like for founders who are also navigating motherhood, busy life seasons, and the never-ending mental load of running a business.Instead of focusing on posting more, this episode digs into visibility from the inside out—building a brand that reflects your values, honors your capacity, and evolves as you evolve. Ruthie and Ashley unpack why DIY branding often leads to confusion, how clarity becomes the antidote to overwhelm, and why consistent visibility is more like planting seeds than chasing instant results.You’ll hear honest insights about navigating maternity leave, rebuilding confidence after long breaks, leaning into SEO for sustainable visibility, and knowing when it’s time for a rebrand or brand refresh. Whether you’re growing a business alongside raising kids or stepping into a new season as a CEO, you’ll walk away with clarity and reassurance that you don’t have to burn out to be visible.✨ After listening, head to the Self-Made Life Podcast for part two!Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Social media shouldn’t feel like gas station food—filling you up without actually nourishing you. And if you’ve been scrolling late at night, feeling drained, overstimulated, or creatively flat, this episode is your permission slip to take a social media sabbatical.In this conversation, Ruthie breaks down how to step away from the apps without losing connection, momentum, or visibility. You’ll learn the simple six-step checklist she uses with clients inside The Corner Office, how to decide whether to announce your break, and what to do before logging off to keep your audience supported and your business running.Plus, Ruthie shares exactly how to return in a way that feels natural—not awkward or overexplained—by focusing on audience-centered content, gentle reconnection, and a five-day rhythm to rebuild momentum.If you’re a busy mom running a business (and carrying 90% of the mental load), this episode will help you reset your relationship with social media, protect your energy, and build healthier rhythms heading into the new year.✨ Want the freedom to take a sabbatical anytime? Grab The Corner Office Service Guide to learn how we can take social media off your to-do list for good.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

The holidays are here—our calendars are full, our phones are buzzing, and our feeds are overflowing with festive photos and year-end promotions. But beneath the hustle, what most of us are really craving is connection.In this solo episode, Ruthie breaks down what authentic engagement truly means and how it can build real community on social media. Not the “drop an emoji and disappear” kind of engagement—the kind that creates conversations, strengthens relationships, and reminds your audience that there’s a real human behind the feed.You’ll learn the difference between inbound and outbound engagement, how the algorithm actually interprets your relationships, and why DMs and thoughtful comments matter more than ever. Ruthie also shares how tools like ManyChat can support—not replace—real connection, and how small gestures of humanity can stand out during a busy, emotional time of year.If you’ve ever wondered how to show up on social without burning out, this episode will help you build connections with clarity, generosity, and intention.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Somewhere between girlboss hustle culture and the idyllic “soft life” sits a reality most ambitious moms are quietly navigating: the middle path. In this honest and heartfelt conversation, Ruthie Sterrett explores what it really looks like to want both—a meaningful career and the capacity to show up for your family—without burning out or abandoning your ambition.Ruthie shares her personal story of leaving corporate life, navigating the mental load of motherhood, and building a business designed around flexibility, purpose, and enoughness. She unpacks why society pushes women toward extremes, how high-achieving moms internalize unrealistic expectations, and the cultural and structural challenges that make modern motherhood feel so heavy.You’ll hear insights inspired by research from McKinsey, Lean In, Harvard Business Review, and real conversations inside the Consistency Corner community. Plus, Ruthie reframes the 5C Framework—Clarity, Calendar, Content, Consistency, and Conversion—as a tool to help moms define success on their own terms.If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything and still not doing “enough,” this episode will feel like an exhale. You’re not failing; you’re pioneering a new model of motherhood. And you don’t have to do it alone.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

In this heartfelt conversation, Ruthie Sterrett shares how to stay consistent in your business without the constant hustle. Joined by web designer and founder Dana Watkins, Ruthie explores what it really looks like to balance life, work, and marketing—especially when you’re in a hard season.From choosing which platforms to focus on, to deciding what to share personally, this episode offers a gentle reminder that consistency isn’t about doing it all—it’s about finding a rhythm that fits your life right now.You’ll hear how Dana navigates growing her business while managing IVF and a full-time job, and Ruthie offers practical, compassionate insight into maintaining visibility, setting boundaries, and letting go of the “shoulds.”Whether you’re in a busy season or simply craving a slower, more aligned pace, this episode will remind you that you can show up for your audience without showing up everywhere.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Are you tired of feeling like you’re constantly chasing the next big hack? In this episode, Ruthie breaks down how to make sense of the endless stream of trends, tactics, and tools flooding your social media feed — and how to use them strategically for your brand.You’ll learn how to identify which trends actually serve your business goals, why you don’t need to hop on every viral sound, and how to use tools like trending audio and scheduling apps without burning out. Ruthie even shares her honest take on using AI for trend research (and why it’s not the shortcut you think it is).This conversation will help you reframe how you think about trends — not as a magic bullet, but as an amplifier for your message when used intentionally. You’ll walk away with clarity, confidence, and a few practical tools to make social media feel more sustainable.✨ You’ll Learn:Why chasing hacks leads to burnoutHow to evaluate trends strategicallyTools that make trendspotting easierWhat to do when you go viralWhy connection always beats constant creation🎟️ Want to go deeper? Join Ruthie at the next Social Media Mixer — part networking, part workshop, and 100% real conversation about what’s working on social right now.Save your seat here!Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Ever feel like you’re supposed to “be everywhere” on social media to grow your business — but you’re just trying to keep up with client work and life?In this inspiring conversation, bookkeeper and QuickBooks expert Erika Millard, host of the Get Comfy with Numbers podcast, joins Ruthie to share how she’s learned to build trust online and market her service-based business with authenticity.Together, they unpack:How Erika shifted from full-service bookkeeping to empowering women to understand their numbersWhy social media’s role in her funnel has changed — and how that’s actually increased connectionThe tension between showing “real life” as a mom and staying professional onlineHow to test your content with intention (without getting stuck in comparison or overthinking)If you’ve ever wondered how to market your service-based business without burning out, this episode will remind you that clarity beats consistency every time.👉 Connect with Erika on Instagram @erika_millard 👉 Learn more from Ruthie at theconsistencycorner.comJoin the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Do you really have to post on Instagram all the time for it to work? The short answer: nope. 🙅‍♀️ In this episode, Ruthie Sterrett, founder of The Consistency Corner, shares why she’s swapping daily posts for a strategic 9-grid on her agency’s profile — and how you can use the same approach to simplify your social media without losing traction.You’ll hear Ruthie break down the “consistent doesn’t mean constant” philosophy that guides her content planning and why seasonal strategy shifts matter more than algorithm hacks. Learn how to decide if a 3-grid or 9-grid fits your business, what to post when life gets busy (hello, Q4 holidays), and how to keep your Instagram working for you — even while you’re not posting every day.Whether you’re managing multiple profiles, running a brand that serves moms, or just ready to breathe again on social, this episode will help you build a content strategy that’s intentional, sustainable, and actually fun again.✨ Want support? Explore our done-for-you 9-Grid service or grab the 9-Grid Planning Pack to DIY your own and step into the season with less overwhelm and more consistency. Learn more about working with The Corner Office Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

When someone lands on your Instagram profile, you’ve got three seconds to make a first impression—and your top three pinned posts (aka your three grid) are prime real estate for doing just that.In this episode of The Consistency Corner Podcast, Ruthie Sterrett breaks down how to use the Instagram three-grid to instantly communicate who you are, who you help, and how you serve. You’ll learn why these three posts act like a window display for your business—and how to design them with intention, whether you’re launching, pausing, or pivoting.If you’ve ever wondered what to pin, how to design your grid, or how to make sure your profile does the heavy lifting for your brand—this episode walks you through exactly what to include, how to structure it, and why it matters.Perfect for: Founders and CEOs of brands that serve moms who are ready to make Instagram work smarter—not harder.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Before you post one more piece of content, stop and ask yourself these 12 questions.In this episode, Ruthie Sterrett breaks down the real foundations of a social media strategy that works in 2025. Forget the endless “shoulds” you hear from online gurus—post more, use hashtags, jump on trends—this is about building a strategy that aligns with your business goals and makes social media feel manageable again.You’ll walk away with clarity around what kind of content to create (personal vs business-focused), how often to post, which platforms to prioritize, and what type of engagement plan actually works for busy founders. Ruthie shares the same questions she uses in strategy sessions with clients to cut through the overwhelm and create a system that supports growth without burning you out.If you’ve ever felt like you’re shouting into the void on Instagram, exhausted by the “shoulds,” or questioning if going viral even matters, this conversation will help you breathe again. You’ll learn how to make intentional choices about your content and build a strategy that supports both your business and your life.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

AI isn’t replacing you—it’s here to support you. But only if you know how to use it.In this episode of The Consistency Corner, Ruthie shares why “outsourcing” everything to ChatGPT doesn’t work, and how to train AI to become a true team member in your marketing. From treating it like an overeager intern to providing context, examples, and feedback, Ruthie walks you through 7 strategies to finally get results you’re proud of.Whether you’ve been frustrated by generic outputs or want to use AI to reclaim your time, this conversation will help you see ChatGPT as a collaborative partner—not a copy-paste machine.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Building a business is a lot like building a winning sports team—you can’t do it without the right players and the right playbook. In this episode, Ruthie Sterrett shares how your marketing strategy needs more than a few good posts. You need aligned roles, energy that matches your vision, and a proven playbook like the 5C Framework to guide every move.From strategists and designers to copywriters and community managers, every role plays a part in helping your brand show up consistently and convert. Learn how to put the right people in the right positions, why vibes and alignment matter just as much as skills, and how to use a marketing playbook that ensures your team runs the same plays toward the same goals.If you’ve been DIY-ing your marketing or piecing together support without a clear strategy, this episode will give you clarity on how to finally get the consistent results you’ve been chasing.Learn more about working with The Corner OfficeJoin the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

As founders and CEOs, we know that social media is where our “office” lives—but what happens when the feed feels unbearable? From despair and overwhelm to the guilt of wondering whether to pause launches or keep posting, Ruthie gets honest about the tension of being a business owner and a human at the same time.You’ll hear insights and practical gut checks to decide what to say (or not say) online. Ruthie also shares why consistency doesn’t mean ignoring the world, but showing up with intention, and why supporting brands that serve moms is one small way we can make an impact.If you’ve ever opened your phone, scrolled the news, and thought, “I hate it here,” this episode will remind you that you’re not alone—and that you can keep showing up with humanity, alignment, and courage.Resources & Shout Outs: Mo News, @sharonsaysso, @sarawiles, books by Isabel Wilkerson, and more.👉 Join the next Social Media Mixer on September 26th to keep the conversation going.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Are you over trying to do it all on social? 😩 You’re not alone—and here’s the truth: handing off your social media won’t work unless you have a roadmap.In this episode, Ruthie breaks down why so many founders feel more overwhelmed after hiring help—and how to avoid the common mistakes that make outsourcing fail. Whether you’ve tried hiring a VA, a freelancer, or even a content team, this is the episode to help you go from frustrated to fully supported.You’ll learn:Why social media delegation often backfiresThe 3 things your team must have to succeedHow to create a content process that works (even if you’re not a content person)If you’re ready to hand off social media and feel good about it, get the full blueprint inside the Delegation Download Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

This was the summer I finally took social media off my own to-do list—and the relief was real. If you’re feeling drained, resentful, or even ready to throw your phone in the lake, you’re not alone.In this episode, I share how outsourcing my own content changed my business and my life, and what you need to know before you hand off your marketing. Because being “over it” doesn’t automatically mean you’re ready. Without the right plan, outsourcing can feel harder, not easier.That’s why I created the Over It Index—a simple readiness assessment that shows if you’re set up for success. It reveals your next best step, so you can finally get content off your plate in a way that gives you freedom, energy, and results.Take the Over It Index → theconsistencycorner.com/overit00:00The Summer of Delegation02:54Overcoming Content Creation Overwhelm05:51The Over It Index: Your Outsourcing AssessmentJoin the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Are you exhausted from constantly trying to keep up with social media? You didn’t start your business to become a content creator—and if posting feels like a chore you’re always pushing to the bottom of your to-do list, it may be time to outsource.In this episode of The Consistency Corner, Ruthie Sterrett breaks down the 5 secret signs that it’s time to bring in help for your social media. You’ll learn:Why creative burnout is hurting your content (and your audience engagement).How inconsistent posting can damage trust—and what to do instead.The key mindset shift from “I have to do it all” to becoming a true CEO.If you’ve been wondering whether outsourcing is a smart next step for your business, this episode will help you decide and give you practical ways to take social media off your plate without losing your brand’s voice.Chapters00:00The Burden of Social Media Management02:47Recognizing the Signs to Outsource05:38The Impact of Inconsistency on Engagement08:28Understanding Time Confetti and Focus11:50The Importance of Data in Social Media Strategy14:36Resentment and Burnout from Content Creation17:27Embracing Outsourcing for Business HealthJoin the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Feeling overwhelmed by content creation—or wondering if your social media is even doing anything for your business?In this episode of The Consistency Corner, I’m joined by parenting coach and psychologist Dr. Gila for a real talk conversation on what social media is actually supposed to do in your business—and how to make it work for your season, your audience, and your goals.We unpack what it looks like to:Align your content with your business goals (instead of posting just to post)Choose the right platform for your audience and your energySimplify visibility when you’re doing all the thingsShow up with consistency without the pressure to be perfectPlus, Dr. Gila shares how she helps single parents raise strong-willed and neurodivergent kids with connection over perfection—and why amplifying her message matters in a noisy online world.🔗 Connect with Dr. GilaWebsite: www.drgilaparenting.comInstagram: www.instagram.com/drgila_parentingFacebook Group: Single-Parenting with Connection, not Perfection https://www.facebook.com/share/g/154KRmy72k/Whether you’re a brand new founder or growing a brand that supports moms, this conversation will help you rethink the role of content and give you permission to show up in a way that feels good—and gets results.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Ever feel like you’re just posting randomly on social media, hoping something sticks? That’s where launch planning comes in. A well-thought-out launch isn’t just about selling a product or service—it’s about creating a strategic content plan that builds momentum, connects with your audience, and drives real results.In this episode, Ruthie Sterrett shares how to map out your launch and campaign calendar so your social media marketing works as part of a bigger picture strategy. You’ll learn how to plan your content with intention, guide your audience through awareness and decision-making, and ensure every post leads to your ultimate business goals.If social media feels like a chore, or your content isn’t converting, this conversation will help you connect the dots between launch planning and marketing success—so you can finally show up with purpose and strategy.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If you’ve ever felt like your calendar is running you instead of the other way around, this episode is for you. Ruthie sits down with Laura Davis—time management coach, mom, and founder of the Time Management Academy—for a real conversation on what productivity looks like for working moms in 2025.With a background in research and her own lived experience navigating IVF, corporate chaos, and entrepreneurship, Laura has built a framework that works with your life—not against it. Spoiler alert: most time management strategies were built for men and simply don’t translate to the mental load and complexity moms carry daily.Laura breaks down the four pillars of her time management method: principles, skills, mindset, and bandwidth awareness. Learn why paper planners alone aren’t enough, how to rebuild your time systems to support your actual life, and what it really means to create a calendar strategy that gives you space to breathe.Whether you’re balancing corporate life, motherhood, or a growing business—this episode is your permission slip to stop doing it all and start doing it differently.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Before you hire a social media manager, let’s get one thing clear—content creation and social media management are not the same. In this episode, Ruthie breaks down the essential materials you need before outsourcing your marketing. From professional photos to B-roll and behind-the-scenes updates, she shares exactly what your marketing partner needs from you to succeed. Learn how to delegate without disappearing and set your social media strategy up for success.If you're ready to take social off your plate without sacrificing authenticity, this episode is your starting line.🎧 Tune in to learn:Why your input still matters (even with a team)The critical content assets most CEOs overlookHow to prepare for a seamless, strategic social media partnershipJoin the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Ever struggle to explain why you're exhausted—even when everything looks fine on the surface? This episode is for you.We're talking with Paige Connell, the content creator and advocate behind She is a Paige Turner, whose work around the mental load, gender equity, and motherhood has gone viral for a reason. But this isn’t about going viral—it’s about giving women the words to describe the invisible labor they’ve been carrying for far too long.We dig into how to actually talk to your partner about the mental load, why so many moms feel burnout before they even finish their coffee, and how content can become a catalyst for change in our relationships and our culture.Whether you're a founder, a content creator, or a mom trying to do it all—this episode will help you feel seen, empowered, and better equipped to lead with intention in your home and business.Plus, Paige shares how she built a sustainable content strategy rooted in real-life conversations and community—and how you can, too.🔗 Connect with Paige Connell (@sheisapaigeturner)📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sheisapaigeturner 🎵 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@sheisapaigeturner 🌐 Website + Newsletter + Audio Course: https://www.sheisapaigeturner.comJoin the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

If you’ve been wondering where to spend your time and energy online, you’re not alone. In this episode of The Consistency Corner, Ruthie breaks down a common question founders face: “Do I grow my personal brand or my company brand?”This conversation is packed with honest, strategic insight to help you decide what’s right for you—based on your season of business, your long-term vision, and your bandwidth. Ruthie shares the exact framework she uses with clients and opens up about her own branding evolution between @ruthiesterrett and @theconsistencycorner.Whether you’re a solopreneur dreaming of building a team, or a CEO ready to step into thought leadership, this episode will guide you through making smart, aligned decisions that support your business growth and impact.💡 Tune in to learn how to balance visibility, delegation, and sustainability—without burning out.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Feeling overwhelmed in your business? Discover the real signs it’s time to hire help and how to build a values-aligned team that supports your vision. In this honest breakdown, Ruthie Sterrett shares the exact steps she took to go from solopreneur to CEO—without losing her brand voice. Learn how to balance budget, personality fit, and strategic growth to scale your business with intention.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Ever feel like the weight of running a business and managing your household is too much to carry? You're not alone—and this episode might just be the permission slip you’ve been needing.This week, Ruthie is joined by Kelly Hubbell, founder of Sage House, a company helping busy moms reclaim their time, energy, and mental clarity by building household systems and outsourcing the invisible load.Kelly shares how her own experience as a burned-out mom of three sparked the idea for Sage House—and why hiring a house manager was the best decision she ever made for her family and her business. Together, Ruthie and Kelly explore the cultural guilt that keeps women from asking for help, the myth of the “supermom,” and why outsourcing at home is actually a business growth strategy.Whether you’re struggling to stay on top of laundry or just tired of doing it all alone, this episode will inspire you to build a life that supports both your family and your ambitions.🎧 Press play for real talk, strategic insight, and encouragement for the mom CEO in you.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

What if a t-shirt could start a healing journey?In this episode of The Consistency Corner, I’m joined by Sam Hall—Certified Seasons of Matrescence™ Educator, podcast host, and the founder of Welcome Mama Co. Sam shares how she’s using merch with a message to open the door to deeper support for moms, and how her brand is grounded in the mission to make mothers feel seen, heard, and supported.We talk about the identity shifts that happen in motherhood, what matrescence really means, and how marketing can be more than just visibility—it can be connection.You’ll hear:How Sam went from educator to merch-based founderWhy she uses her monthly collections in the customer journeyWhat she’s learned about marketing while mothering in real timeHow she’s navigating the balance between personal and brand contentPlus, we dig into the real mental load of content creation, what’s working on social (and what’s not), and how to stay rooted in your mission while still showing up online.If you’re a founder serving moms—or you are a mom trying to do business in a way that honors your season—you’re going to feel seen in this one.🔗 Connect with Sam: Instagram: https://instagram.com/samthomsonhall Shop + Resources: https://welcome-mama.comJoin the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Is social media taking up too much space on your to-do list? In this episode of The Consistency Corner, Ruthie shares what it really looks like when social media shifts from creative outlet to full-on stressor—and how to know when it’s time to delegate.This isn’t about failure. It’s about growth. You’ll hear relatable signs like inconsistent posting, decision fatigue, and resentment toward content creation. If you’ve ever found yourself mentally drafting captions while trying to cook dinner, this one’s for you.Ruthie outlines what effective social media support really looks like—not just handing logins to a VA, but working with a strategic partner who understands your brand voice, your goals, and your customer journey. She also breaks down four service options that can meet you where you are.If you’re ready to stop letting social media drain your energy and start letting it support your growth, tune in now. You’ll walk away with clarity, confidence, and permission to do things differently.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

In today’s episode of The Consistency Corner Podcast, I’m joined by Bethany Zachman of Wildbloom Creative Studio to talk about the real power of clear brand strategy and visual consistency—especially when marketing to moms.We’re diving into why branding is so much more than a logo, how emotional connection builds faster trust with your audience, and why a professional brand strategy isn’t just a “nice to have”—it’s a business growth essential.Bethany shares her journey into specializing in branding for mompreneurs, and we break down the shifts that happen when you move from DIY to intentional brand design. Plus, we talk about why having your brand out of your head and onto paper is the key to scaling with confidence and ease.If you’re ready to build a brand that sells, serves, and supports the life you want, this episode is for you.👋 Connect with Bethany + Wildbloom Creative StudioInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildbloomcreativestudioJoin the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner

Social media isn’t just a marketing task—it’s a constant mental burden. In this episode, Ruthie dives deep into the invisible load female founders and CEOs carry when trying to stay relevant, creative, and strategic online—while also managing families, teams, and businesses.If social media leaves you feeling anxious, depleted, or like you’re never doing enough, you are not alone. Ruthie breaks down why this happens, how to name the pressure, and what you can do to manage it more intentionally—without guilt.This episode is for the ambitious, high-achieving woman who’s tired of being everything to everyone. Let’s make peace with social media and take one more thing off your mental plate.Join the next Marketing Mixer, a virtual networking event for mom founders.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast so you never miss an episode, and follow along over on Instagram! @ruthie.sterrett@theconsistencycorner