In this episode of This Mother Means Business, host Laura Sinclair sits down with multi-passionate entrepreneur Jenna Goodhand—owner of Cafézia Coffee, coach, community-builder, laughter-yoga leader, and proud neurodivergent creator—to talk about what it really takes to try bold ideas, “fail” forward, pivot, and keep showing up. Their conversation explores ADHD and entrepreneurship, communicating needs on teams, why timing (not talent) often determines traction, and how practices like sober dance parties, “future memories” visualization, and money mindset work can fuel purpose-driven business growth. If you’re a mom entrepreneur or creator who refuses to “pick a lane,” this episode offers validation, practical takeaways, and a roadmap for building a business that fits you.In this episode you will hear:00:00 – Meet Jenna Goodhand: The multi-passionate entrepreneur behind Cafézia Coffee04:00 – The courage to try, fail, and try again09:00 – Timing is everything: why the “right idea” sometimes needs to wait13:00 – Permission to pivot: when to walk away and what to build next17:00 – Neurodivergence and entrepreneurship23:00 – Owning your strengths and asking for help27:00 – Living authentically and saying “I don’t get it”29:00 – Future memories, money mindset, and making space for what’s next33:00 – Where to find Jenna and what’s next Jenna's Links:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cafeziacoffee/Website: https://cafezia.ca/Join This Mother Means Business : www.thismothermeansbusiness.com Laura's Links:• Website • Laura's Instagram • LJSocial Instagram • LinkedIn • Facebook • Pinterest • TikTok

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