Building A Mumpire Podcast Leah | The Productivity Queen

In this episode of "Building a Mumpire," Leah gets real and raw about productivity and cutting through the excuses (or the shit) that hold us back.

She emphasises the importance of prioritising oneself and one's business, and provides practical steps to increase productivity.

In this episode she discusses setting up a weekly schedule, mapping out the next 90 days in your business, looking under the hood of your business, systemisation, understanding the customer journey, creating content, tracking metrics, and reflecting on past achievements.



Key Takeaways:


Prioritising oneself and one's business is crucial for productivity.


Setting up a weekly schedule and mapping out the next 90 days helps in effective planning.


Looking under the hood of your business and seeking feedback can lead to improvements.


Systemization should be tailored to your business needs, not just following trends.


Understanding the customer journey and delivering what they need is essential for success.


Creating content, including hero content, can help in marketing and visibility.


Tracking metrics relevant to your business goals is important for progress.


Reflecting on past achievements can provide motivation and a sense of accomplishment.

In this episode, Leah interviews Emily Osmond, a business owner and mum, about the challenges and achievements of balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship. They discuss the importance of defining success on your own terms and trusting your instincts in business. 



Emily shares her experience of postnatal depletion and the impact it had on her mental health. They also explore the need to let go of perfection and comparisons, and the value of being realistic and setting long-term goals. The conversation emphasises the importance of transparency and honest conversations about the realities of being a mum in business. 



Takeaways


Define success on your own terms and trust your instincts in business.


Be realistic about the time you have available and prioritise your tasks.


Take care of your mental health and seek support if needed.


Let go of perfection and comparisons, and focus on your own journey.


Set long-term goals and be flexible in adapting your plans as a mom and business owner.


Have transparent and honest conversations about the realities of being a mum in business. Being a mum and entrepreneur comes with unique challenges, but it is possible to find a balance between motherhood and business.


Having a strong support system is crucial for mumpreneurs. Surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals who understand your journey can provide encouragement and guidance.


Self-doubt and imposter syndrome are common among mumpreneurs, but it's important to recognise your worth and believe in yourself.


Finding inspiration and motivation is essential for staying focused and driven as a mumpreneur. Seek out role models, engage in personal development, and celebrate your achievements.





Emily Osmond is a marketing strategist and educator whose work focuses on supporting small business owners to develop the marketing skills and confidence needed to reach more of the people they can help.



She does this through her podcast, The Emily Osmond Show, which has listeners in more than 100 countries, her events, and her educational membership, The Modern Marketing Collective, which has helped close to 1,000 business owners.



Emily has a Master of Communications Degree, is a mum to her baby boy, and after growing up in England, she now lives in Melbourne, Australia.




Email: hello@emilyosmond.com
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Website: https://emilyosmond.com  

In this episode of the "Building a Mumpire" podcast, Leah celebrates the amazing women in her life. She emphasises the importance of acknowledging and appreciating the women who have shaped her into the woman she is today.



Leah shares personal stories and highlights the impact her mother, friends, clients, and business besties have had on her journey as a mum and entrepreneur. Through heartfelt anecdotes, she encourages listeners to express gratitude and celebrate the women who have made a difference in their lives.



Key Takeaways:


It is essential to celebrate and appreciate the women who have played a significant role in shaping one's life.
Women can support and uplift each other through various stages of life, whether it be motherhood, business, or personal growth.
The connections formed with other women can provide a sense of belonging, support, and inspiration.
Expressing gratitude and acknowledging the impact of others can strengthen relationships and foster personal growth.
Women have the power to empower and motivate each other to reach their full potential.



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EPISODE SUMMARY:

In this episode of the Building a Mumpire podcast, Leah had a valuable chat with Hangatu Wyld, the founder of The Salty Fox. Hangatu shares her journey as a mum and a business owner, discussing how she started her business and how it has evolved over the years. She emphasises the importance of listening to customer feedback and adapting the business to meet their needs. Hangatu also talks about the challenges of balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship and the lessons she has learned along the way. She highlights the significance of prioritising and delegating tasks to maintain a work-life balance.

Key Takeaways:


The fashion industry faces significant challenges in terms of sustainability and ethical practices.


Technology can play a crucial role in driving positive change in the fashion industry.


Collaboration is essential for creating a more sustainable and ethical fashion industry.


Entrepreneurs in the fashion industry should prioritise sustainability and embrace innovation.



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Episode summary:In this episode, Leah interviews Sasha Eburne, a VA coach and business owner, about her journey as a mum and entrepreneur. They discuss the challenges of defining identity beyond traditional roles, the juggling act of being a business owner and a mum, and the importance of creating a vision for the future.

Sasha emphasises the role of networking and community in business growth and offers advice for mums building their own businesses. The conversation covers two main topics: virtually assisted business and Sasha Eburne coaching and mentoring. Sasha Eburne's virtually assisted business supports business owners in streamlining and organising their businesses. Sasha Eburne also offers coaching and mentoring services to virtual assistants, online business managers, and online service-based businesses.

Takeaways:- Define your identity beyond traditional roles and embrace who you are as an individual.- Juggling business and motherhood requires intentional time management and prioritisation.- Create a vision for the future of your business and work towards building a team and infrastructure that supports your goals.- Networking and community are essential for business growth and success.- Get started, surround yourself with supportive people, and ask for help along the way.

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EPISODE SUMMARY:In this episode, Leah interviews Laura Grady, a business owner who is expecting a baby. They discuss Laura's journey of starting her business and her plans for transitioning into motherhood while running her business. Laura shares the importance of taking initiative and creating opportunities, as well as the challenges she faced in her journey. They also talk about the importance of planning for maternity leave and finding a balance between motherhood and business.

Throughout the conversation, they address the judgment that often comes with being a working mum and emphasise the need to make personal choices that align with one's values and goals. In this conversation, Laura discusses the challenges of navigating judgment and opinions as a mum in business. She emphasises the importance of supporting mums in business and not letting others' opinions affect your decisions. Laura also highlights the need for empathetic support and the value of trusting your intuition. She encourages ignoring unsolicited opinions and embracing the unknown. Finally, Laura shares information about her business and the services she offers.

Takeaways:- Take initiative and create opportunities for yourself in business.- Plan and prepare for maternity leave to ensure a smooth transition.- Find a balance between motherhood and business that works for you.- Don't let judgment from others dictate your choices as a working mum. Don't let judgment and opinions from others affect your decisions as a mum in business.- Support other mums in business and provide empathetic support.- Trust your intuition and make decisions that align with your values and goals.- Ignore unsolicited opinions and focus on what feels right for you and your family.- Embrace the unknown and be open to the changes and challenges that come with motherhood and entrepreneurship.

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