What happens when business strategy meets intuition? Join me, Chelsea Fournier, as I navigate the exciting yet unpredictable world of entrepreneurship, where intuition plays a pivotal role in business decision-making. From unexpected childcare challenges to celebrating new business wins, this episode is a candid look at how I balance personal and professional life while learning valuable lessons in trusting my processes. You'll gain insights into how embracing trial and error can lead to growth, as I share my experience with a recent product launch that reminded me of the power of following tried-and-true strategies.

This week, a surprise week off from school threw my usual routine into chaos, yet it also offered a fresh perspective on managing multiple income streams. The episode features a reflection on launching my new intensive offer and the realization that focusing too much on backend perfection can overshadow the importance of marketing. Discover the importance of giving intuition a voice in business planning and how this can lead to sustainable growth without burnout. Whether you’re a coach, healer, author, speaker, or entrepreneur, this episode offers real-time lessons on scaling your business with ease and aligning with your purpose.

The Intuitive Business By Design Podcast is run by Chelsea Fournier - your friendly online business strategist and intuitive mentor.

You can learn more about the current ways Chelsea supports clients and find all of her free resources at: https://www.intuitivebusinessbydesign.com/

You can find her online on:
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If you want to learn more about how Chelsea and her team at the Intuitive Marketing Collective works with clients in done-for-you marketing support (websites, funnels, email marketing, social media management, SEO and paid ads) - visit: https://www.intuitivemarketingcollective.com/

P.S. this same podcast has gone by the name Your Routine Queen Podcast when it first launched, and may mention some resources or links that are out of date. If you need help finding something reach out to [email protected]