In this episode, I'm joined by Marie Brown, a former investment banker turned web designer and entrepreneur. Marie shares her inspiring journey of stepping away from the corporate world, embracing the identity shifts of motherhood, and building a business that aligns with her values. She opens up about the challenges of balancing work and family life, the reality of finding clients, and how she’s learned to savour the small moments with her children.

If you’ve ever wondered how to navigate career changes, motherhood, and starting your own business, this episode is packed with relatable stories and practical advice.

Here’s what we cover:

• How motherhood changes your identity and shifts your perspective.
• The challenges and joys of traveling with a baby.
• Why it’s okay not to enjoy every moment of motherhood.
• The biggest hurdles of starting a business, including finding clients.
• Marie’s philosophy on raising adults, not just children.
• Why patience and effort are key when building a business.
• The power of networking for support and growth.
• Time management tips for balancing work and family.
• The importance of asking for help and delegating tasks.
• Why children value shared experiences over material things.

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Join us for this honest and uplifting conversation about the realities of motherhood and entrepreneurship, and leave feeling inspired to tackle the challenges in your own journey.

Links and Resources

To discover more about Marie and Beyond The Kitchen Table, Visit her website, tune into her podcast, or follow her on Instagram for tips, inspiration, and behind-the-scenes insights into her life as a mum and entrepreneur.

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Corrina x