In this episode, I speak with my friend, Elizabeth Hartke. We will talk about the negative impacts of entrepreneurship, what happens when you're not aligned with partners in relationships, what happens when you're raising kids as a business owner entrepreneur, and how you change the cycle of communication from childhood into adulthood.

This was an awesome conversation. I learned so much today that I'm going to listen to this episode and take notes because I think the most important thing I'm always trying to do in my life is set myself up for success. And by knowing that I don't know everything when I have absolutely amazing people on, I love to go back and listen again, the same thing I've done with multiple guesses who's been on Think Unbroken because I know that it matters.

Elizabeth Hartke is an international Business and Leadership Strategist and Founder of the Luminary Leadership Company and podcast. She works to elevate successful entrepreneurs into powerful leaders to do work that matters.

Through her masterminds, mentorship, and signature programs, Elizabeth has shown thousands of entrepreneurs across the globe how to shift from just building a business to creating a legacy. She brings with her ten years of leadership experience and has built two growing and successful businesses.

So, I am very excited for today because this is the first time I've had a conversation like this, really diving into family and raising kids and kind of the mistakes we make.

Learn more about Elizabeth Hartke, visit: https://luminaryleadershipco.com/

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