Get Back to Business with Mia Moran

In this podcast episode, we delve into the power of intentional planning and transition periods as we move from one season to the next. Our guest, Mia Moran shares valuable insights on the importance of 90-day planning, aligning goals with values, and creating a holistic plan that incorporates all aspects of life. The flow planning method is highlighted as a system to integrate different areas of life for sustainable success.We explore the concept of honoring transition periods, listening to ourselves, and being intentional in our planning to thrive in both personal and professional realms. The discussion touches on leading with a feminine approach to planning, emphasizing flow over rigidity, and the importance of deep connections in entrepreneurship.The conversation ultimately inspires listeners to embrace change, focus on authenticity, and consciously build a legacy that makes a positive impact. Join us as we explore the art of intentional planning and navigating life's transitions with grace and purpose.Did you get off track or purposely downshift during the summer? Want to get refocused and reenergized in your business? Join Mia’s upcoming event, Back to Business! This a transformative week designed to help you get back to business after the summer. I'll be speaking about “How to become social media optional by leveraging a signature talk” on Sept. 17. Get all the details and JOIN US HERE!I'd love to hear your thoughts on this. Let's continue this journey together, creating businesses that thrive and legacies that last!Links Mentioned on This EpisodeJoin Mia, Tiffany and other amazing speakers at Back to Business HERE.Sign up for the workshop series with Tiffany, currently underway! Use the code LEGACY to join for just $7 for being a valued subscriber!Rate, Review, and Follow on Your Favorite Platform!If you loved this episode, leave us a review.And always make sure you’re following the podcast so you never miss an episode. Follow now!

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