In this episode of “The Good Enough Mompreneur Podcast,” we dive into the exciting details of the upcoming Summer Sanity Workshop, designed to help mompreneurs balance their business and family life during the summer. Join us as we explore how this workshop can transform your summer into a season of growth and joy!

Introducing the Summer Sanity Workshop
  Purpose: Helping mompreneurs manage summer chaos with ease and joy.
  Date and Time: Saturday, May 18th, at 10:00 AM EST.
 
Challenges of Summer for Mompreneurs
  - Balancing business operations with family activities.
  - Coping with unpredictable schedules, maintaining productivity, and preventing burn out!
 
Workshop Highlights
  Time Management:
    - Crafting flexible schedules.
    - Tools and apps for effective planning.
  Health and Well-being:
    - Self-care strategies to prevent burnout.
    - Maintaining energy and focus throughout the summer.
  Productivity:
    - Keeping business momentum during summer.
    - Building a supportive network and leveraging community resources.

Expected Outcomes:
  - Creating a personalized action plan for a balanced and productive summer.
  - Gaining clarity, control, and confidence to enjoy both business and family time.

How to Register
  - Visit mombusinesscoach.com/learn or click the link in the episode description to sign up or visit  https://mombusinesscoach.com/learn/ .

Register soon as spaces are limited.

Don’t miss out on transforming your summer into a season of success and fulfillment! Join us at the Summer Sanity Workshop and learn how to balance your business and family life with ease.  Secure your spot today and get ready for a summer of growth and joy!

• Connect with Angela at MomBusinessCoach.com
• Apply for Personalized Confidence and Business Coaching
• Enroll in my FREE mini-course - 5 Keys to Confidence

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