Success on our own Terms

<p>What does success mean to you? While every entrepreneur is seeking it, we all have different definitions of what success means for us. For many, it can mean hitting a specific monthly or yearly revenue goal. For some, it can mean being able to work from a beach for half the year. And for others, it can mean building up a roster of dream clients or having more time to spend with the family.</p><p>Our version of success should reflect our own needs, goals, and values, not a cookie-cutter, one-size-fits-all ideal.</p><p>In this episode, I speak with three incredible members of the Mamas &amp; Co. community, each with a completely different business, story, and journey — and in this fascinating conversation, they share their unique experiences and versions of success!</p><p>From finding the right balance between feeling comfortable and feeling brave, to ensuring that actions are aligned with values, we explore how each of these amazing mompreneurs has built a fulfilling and profitable business… and how the Mamas &amp; Co. community has helped them along the way!</p><p>In‌ ‌this‌ ‌episode,‌ ‌you’ll discover:‌</p><ul><li>Why so many women struggle with the idea creating success on their own terms—and how limiting ideas of what entrepreneurship means can hold us back</li><li>How having a supportive community can help to banish imposter syndrome </li><li>Why we need to cultivate the courage to overcome the mom guilt to focus on our own dreams</li></ul><p>Timestamps:‌</p><p>01:47  Meet Jesi, Daniella &amp; Dimple   </p><p>03:25  Joining Mamas &amp; Co.</p><p>07:07  Daniella’s definition of success</p><p>08:57  Dimple’s definition of success</p><p>11:05  Jesi’s definition of success</p><p>13:29  Why women struggle with ‘shoulds’</p><p>15:30  Limiting ideas of entrepreneurship</p><p>19:08  External validation</p><p>21:28  Role models &amp; examples</p><p>23:50  Dimple’s successes  </p><p>27:12  Jesi’s successes</p><p>32:03  Daniella’s successes</p><p>36:26  Progress over perfection</p><p>37:41  Relationships</p><p>47:20