Keri On Mom Keri Larned

One of the hardest parts about scaling your business is replicating yourself or training new people to do what you have always done. Having systems in place and knowing  your processes before you need to scale will help you streamline when its time scale. Taryn, a systems junky talks about what you should have in place now, to save you time later. 

Chelsea proves that being a mom of 6 is no excuse to put your dreams aside. In this conversation with Chelsea you’ll learn that its totally possible to build a thriving beauty business when you have the heart and the drive to succeed. Chelsea owns a successful on location glam squad for brides in Southern California. She gives insight into how she has been able to expand her offerings by paying attention to the needs of her customers and offering a solution. She also discusses the challenges of learning when and how to step back to allow others to step in, giving her the capacity to expand the business by moving from the person doing the hair and makeup, to managing the process. You can find Chelsea and her talented team at fusehair.net and on IG @fusehair

Kaytee had to make some tough business decisions in building her current practice. In this conversation, we talk about the nutritional connection to mental health and also what it's like to make decisions in your business from cutting ties to partners who are not aligned with your values. Kaytee has built a business with a membership option in addition to her one on one coaching and she helps shed light on what that might look like.

Kaytee has been featured in  Better Home and Gardens, MSN, Eat this, not that, stylecraze and more.

Kaytee's enthusiasm is infectious and if you are struggling with mental health and haven't found the answers, Kaytee should be your next step.

Reach out to Kaytee at www.kayteehadley.com

Thank you to our sponsor The Mompire Network. If you'd like to be a part of a community of moms who understand you and want you to succeed in business as much as you do, join today. I love hanging out in the network, making connections and sending referrals to my business friends. You can join using this link :  bit.ly/mompirekeri

Andrea has been an SEO and Branding strategist and website designer for over 10 years. Using her psychology degree and eye for design, Andrea designs beautiful websites that creates high conversions for clients. And she does this all while homeschooling her 5 children. 

Handmade goods make such great gifts, but most of us don’t have the time to make them. Alissa is the exception. After the loss of her daughter Anna, Alissa really needed to do something, so she picked up her crochet needles, a skill she learned when she was 5…and she started reflecting on her grief. Out of necessity to get rid of the hats she had made, Alissa sold her creations and that gave her an idea….to birth a Missing Stitch. In this episode, Alissa talks about how her business has grown and how she finds the time to create her pieces while being a mom to 3 children.
Check out her beautiful work on IG @A.Missing.Stitch and on her website http://www.amissingstitch.com

In October I interviewed loss moms. The moms I interviewed are moms of stillbirth children. An absolutely painful journey. Loss moms are some of the most resilient people I have met, and their businesses usually thrive because after what they have been through, going after a dream, they leave it all on the table. Yari is no exception. 

Yari Pineiro  started painting furniture after the still birth of her daughter. In this inspiring episode, Yari shares how painting furniture helped her in her grieving and inspired the name of her paint company. This birth of Lilly Moon Paint is just a few months old, but its inspiration started several years ago. This is definitely a company you will want to watch, because its just getting started, but its popularity is already inspiring people to repaint their furniture! You can follow Yari on Instagram @lillymoonpaint and on youtube and IG @lillymoonvintage