On this episode, your host Meg Brunson interviews Beth Griffith, an entrepreneur who is driven by connecting people to products, services, and experiences that are the light at the end of the tunnel in their darkest hour. Beth runs a six-figure business that provides resources for women to succeed in business. Topics discussed include:

1. Your money mindset and subsequent actions will dictate your success.
2. You need to be in the middle of the possibility and limited focus mindset.
3. Your kids mindset around money is formed by the experiences you create for them.

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Marta Spirk - triplet mom, health and success coach, and host of the Mom Does is All podcast - talks about how to grow a successful business stress-free. Learn how to get rid of the mommy guilt that often comes with growing a business with a family.

• Difficulties starting a family
• Being a mom of multiples
• Self-care
• Eliminating mom guilt

...AND MORE!  

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On this episode of FamilyPreneur your host Meg Brunson interviews Shelbi Moore self-proclaimed multi-passionate entrepreneur, mom to two under two, owner of a travel planning agency that helps families plan trips to Disney, and now coaches people on how to use Instagram for their business.

• How old should your kids be to plan the first Disney trip?
• How did you pivot from Disney to Instagram? 
• What are the rules when it comes to Instagram hashtags? 
• Should we be styling and designing our Instagram feeds? 

Find out the answers to these questions and more on this episode - PLUS hear the adorable story about how Shelbi met her husband!

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Jenn Taylor is a mom to 18, published author, podcaster, public speaker, minimalist, healthy life enthusiast, wannabe YouTuber, and cryptocurrency trader, Your host Meg Brunson speaks with Taylor about how she works with entrepreneurs to map out their vision and guide them through the process to keep them on top of their game.

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»Read My Full DEI Statement HERE«

Amee Quiriconi Marketing and Business Consultant by day and self-help vigilante by night. She podcasts at One Broken Mom and today she shares insights on exposing our kids to the negative side of entrepreneurship.

• Start with your origin story.
  • Amee’s been an entrepreneur for 16 years.
  • She developed a way to make a recycled content countertop.
  • She actually enjoyed working
  • Having your own business is a very stressful place to be with a lot of ups and downs.

• How did you handle the balance between your kids and your business?
  • The balance between she and her spouse was really tough
  • There’s a lot of guilt when you try to do someone else’s approach.
  • In the early days, entrepreneurship requires all of your energy.
  • If you go into it knowing there are going to have to be some down periods, that makes everything easier.
  • Always double how long you think it’s going to take to get your business off the ground.

• How do we determine how much to let our kids in on and where those boundaries lie.
  • Your kids will let you know if you’ve gone too far.
    • You have to look for their behavior.
  • Kids will start to feel needy to you and respond to you in that way.
  • As kids get older there’s a danger ignoring your kids own autonomy.

• What kinds of jobs did you have as a child?
  • Her mother was entrepreneurial.
  • As the oldest, her job was to take care of her younger siblings.
  • When she opened her first shop, she hired a group of young men like her brothers.
  • She would take babysitting jobs, and worked at an ice cream shop.

• How many siblings do you have?
  • She has three younger brothers.

• How do you think providing for your kids and giving them a better life is affecting them?
  • It’s a matter of letting them see what it’s like, but also not scaring them.
  • She doesn’t talk about every hardship she has with her job and clients.
  • You have to overcome the scarcity mentality.
  • You need your children to understand the value of what they get for the money.
  • You have to consider age-appropriateness for kids too.

• Do you do a lot with financial coaching?
  • She maps out finances for her clients.
  • One of the best determiners of whether someone will default on their loan is whether they grew up in a family of entrepreneurs or not.

• Tell us more about your podcast.
  • She started it because she went through a huge metamorphosis as a parent.
  • She realized how much childhood effects you as an adult.
  • Your self-awareness allows you to start doing a better job of tuning into your kids.

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»Read My Full DEI Statement HERE«