As female entrepreneurs, who are often also moms & wives, it is so easy to fall into the trap of overwhelm and overwork. How do we find a way to manage our businesses and our goals, and also make time to be present for our families and for our own personal growth?

Hiddy Fletcher of Hiddy & Co. joins me on the podcast today to dig deep into the inner work that needs to happen to slow down and get more done, and why it is so important for women to become more financially savvy.

Hiddy is an absolute gem with so much valuable insight about acknowledging what is truly important. In this time of uncertainty we are facing, this episode is sure to get you thinking about how you can position your business to work for you and not against you, so that you can truly live and work within your purpose, and find fulfillment in it. What We Talk About(00:00) - Introduction to the Episode

(01:27) - Introducing Hiddy Fletcher of Hiddy & Co.

(02:27) - Hiddy shares the background of her journey that led her start Hiddy & Co.

(05:29) - Hiddys philosophy behind slowing down to get more done, and living large with less

(11:46) - How to implement this philosophy to impact your life now

(16:30) - Tips for slowing down when it does not come naturally

(20:09) - Why women need to be more financially savvy

(26:48) - Money mindset shifts from living in a caravan for a year

(33:24) - What to do if you feel stuck in your negative money mindset

(37:31) - How Hiddy has influenced her children's money mindset

(42:42) - Hiddy's courses, resources and promo code!

(44:54) - Hiddy's closing message to our community

(46:16) - Episode Wrap-up

Hiddy & Co. Links: Website | Facebook | Instagram

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The rest of the show notes can be found at

https://proorganizerstudio.com/blog/hiddy-fletcher