The Kids Have Flown the Nest, Now What? How this Entrepreneur Built a Business to Help Women Find a Fulfilling Second Phase as an Empty Nester with Jodi Silverman

<h3>Time Flies When You're In the Nest</h3> <p>Whether you are already an empty nester, or you are a young mom, the time with our children flies by.  We have a narrow window of opportunity before it’s time to give them their wings and say “fly, be free”.</p> <p>There are so many mixed emotions with the send-off process.  We’re proud, excited, nervous, maybe even anxious, part sad and part happy.</p> <p>But what do we do when they’re all gone?</p> <p>Even if we have a full-time job there will be new vacancy’s in our schedule.  If we’ve been a stay at home parent, now we really have an open calendar.</p> <h3>So, what’s next?</h3> <p>Well, Jodi Silverman is here to guide us on the next phase of empty nesting and teach us how to dare on!</p> <p>Jodi says it’s creating little new normals.</p> <p>Jodi spent 20 plus years in sales. When her children were young, she left corporate and started her own printing business.   She was still in sales but working for herself.  Once her children started high school, Jodi realized that she started to have much more time on her hands.  The additional time shed light on the fact that she really wasn’t fulfilled in her business.</p> <p>Jodi left her company and joined a network marketing company.  This led her on a journey of discovering things about herself that she hadn’t realized.  She was introduced to coaching during this time.   Jodi was saying yes to things she never knew she could do.   She found strengths she didn’t know she had and embraced them.</p> <p>Upon this realization, Jodi decided she wanted to help other women entering the empty nest phase discover themselves.</p> <p>Vulnerability</p> <p>We as women have to support each other.   If we are in a place of influence, we should share the limiting beliefs and fears that we experience to help others do the same.  Our journeys can positively influence others to push through and accept the fact that fear is always going to be part of you, but it isn’t going to keep her stuck.   We can’t fear judgement.</p> <p>Our gifts and