This episode is geared toward the business owner (e.g., attorneys running their own firms, physicians or therapists running their own practices, architects or interior designers running their own businesses) – though I suspect everyone can get something out of it. 

As business owners, how we spend our time has an impact on how much revenue and profit we experience. To discuss that with far more expertise than I have, I'm thrilled to have Shanna Skidmore—a business strategist and former Fortune 100 financial advisor—on the podcast to talk about how to build a business in a way that honors your time, your energy, and your life outside of work.

We get into:

• How time and finances intersect in business

• How to define what “enough” looks like for you—and how to use that to guide your business decisions

• How to shift how you use your time in light of your "enough" number and where your time and finances currently stand

• How building processes to help you with workflows and client communications can help – even if you don't want to raise your rates, and so much more. 

To learn more about Shanna Skidmore & her wonderful work:

• Here website: shannaskidmore.com,
• More about her podcast, Consider the Wildflowers: shannaskidmore.com/podcast
• Watch her free webinar: shannaskidmore.com/watch 

Links you might enjoy:

• 🌿 Kelly's Free 5-Day Time Management Program Get five short, practical video lessons packed with realistic strategies to help you manage your personal and professional life with more clarity and calm.

• 📱 Follow Kelly on Instagram Get bite-sized, real-life time management tips for working women—like reminders to set mail holds before travel, anonymous day-in-the-life calendars from other professional women, and behind-the-scenes looks at how I manage my own time.

• ✨ The full Bright Method™️ program If you're ready for a full time management system that's realistic, sustainable, and dare I say… fun, check out the Bright Method program. It's helped hundreds of professional women take back control of their time—and their peace of mind.