Looking back at March 2020 feels like opening a time capsule. It was a moment of collective uncertainty, fear, and adaptation. As the world shifted overnight, many of us scrambled to find control in our businesses and daily lives. At the time, I wrote a heartfelt message to my community—one that resonated deeply then and still holds lessons today. In this post, I’m sharing that message as a reminder of our resilience and the unexpected opportunities that arose from that uncertain period.

For years, I followed all the productivity advice—planners, routines, and time-blocking—only to realize they weren’t made for moms running businesses. Traditional productivity rules assume uninterrupted work time and perfect schedules, which don’t exist for us. After 10 years of trial, burnout, and reinvention, I’ve learned that success isn’t about following the rules—it’s about breaking them and creating a system that works for you.

In a world obsessed with hustle culture, a slow business is a breath of fresh air. It’s about working intentionally, focusing on what truly matters, and creating a sustainable, fulfilling business. Instead of constantly chasing trends and feeling overwhelmed, a slow business allows you to connect deeply with your audience, streamline your efforts, and enjoy your entrepreneurial journey. In this post, we’ll dive into what a slow business is, why it works, and how you can start building one today.

You’ve been there—buying a course, a tool, or a strategy that promises to be the one thing that finally makes business easy. But after going through it, you realize it’s not some secret formula—it’s the same foundational principles you’ve heard before. Frustrating, right? The truth is, success isn’t about finding something new—it’s about committing to what already works. If you’re stuck in the cycle of chasing shortcuts, let’s talk about why they don’t work—and what actually does.

Closing my Pinterest marketing agency was one of the toughest but most rewarding decisions of my career. This blog dives into why I made the choice to pivot, the lessons I learned, and how it helped me realign my business with my values and personal goals. If you’re considering a big shift in your business, this post might be the perspective you need.

Learn why choosing to niche from general social media and digital marketing, to Pinterest marketing for online entrepreneurs, was the best decision I made as a small business owner.

Email marketing for entrepreneurs is one of those things in small business that is super necessary but difficult to do right (at least at first). Read why I switched back to ConvertKit after a painful lesson with another email service provider that went wrong.

Learn the best top tips to keep life as an online entrepreneur and small business owner simple. Ideas and lessons about creating more simplicity in business, lifestyle, friends, and family.

Have you ever thought about all those little things that make being an entrepreneur - especially a work-from-home business owner - really awesome? Here's a list of my favorite things about being an online entrepreneur.