This summer in my business looked different than it ever has before. To be honest, some life stuff happened that needed my time and attention, and that meant pulling back from my business – not completely, but significantly. Although it wasn't a complete sabbatical, it was very much like one in a number of ways. What I learned is that, because of how I've intentionally built my business over the last several years, I COULD take this sort-of summer sabbatical without everything falling apart. And I'm so grateful I did. I'm sharing why I did it, what it looked like to take this semi-break and what valuable lessons I learned through it. On this episode of BEYOND, you'll learn: All the things I didn't do this summer, and the few priorities that were non-negotiable How many hours I worked each week What led me to take this sort-of sabbatical (it wasn't burnout or stress) The challenges and grief surrounding my dad's Alzheimer's A realization that may lead to some fun changes in my business What designing invitations for my in-laws' surprise anniversary showed me 3 important lessons I learned from this "summer break" in entrepreneurship Happy listening! Are you ready for private 1:1 life and business support in this season as a creative entrepreneur or coach? If you want to focus on peace and profit, I'd love to help you make it happen through mindset support and business strategy. Your first step is to apply for coaching at beckyhoschek.com/apply. There, you'll answer a few quick questions about yourself and your business. If it seems like a good fit and I'm confident I can help, I'll invite you to a Next Step Call where we'll get all of your questions about working together answered. Apply for personal, private 1:1 coaching with me at beckyhoschek.com/apply.

Ask this episode

“What did the council decide on item 42?” — answered with the speaker and the moment.

Transcript

Related