273: “This is a together kind of thing. I say that 800 times a day and yet here I was doing it alone. And, at the time I had a team and, I had backend support, but not mojo support and not strategy support.” - Abbi Miller 

If you’ve ever wondered why business advice feels like it was made for childless tech bros… spoiler alert: it probably was. In this episode, Chelsea and WorkWomb founder Abbi Miller get real about building businesses that actually fit your life — kids, naps, messy buns full of dry shampoo and all. 

Episode themes:

• The systems we operate in weren’t built with women in mind; let’s stop twisting ourselves to fit them.
• Motherhood cracked me open in ways that made me rethink everything about how I work.
• If you build your business without considering your energy, you're building a burnout machine.
• I wasn’t looking for another productivity hack — I needed a whole new rhythm.
• Your business should work with your body, not against it.

This episode is your friendly reminder to stop trying to squeeze your life into someone else’s business blueprint. Take a breath, trust your rhythm, and remember: building your OWN business YOUR way isn’t selfish; it’s the revolution we need (now more than ever).

Connect with Abbi:

• Workwomb.com
• The Workwomb Podcast
• Workwomb Instagram
• Break Your Biz Training (How to take a sabbatical / mat leave) - Code CHELSEA gets you 50% off!
• FREE Monday Magic Method™ (Notion & PDF Template for cycle-syncing & time batching)
• FREE Tech & To-dos Training (26:45 is when I mention how I label share & inbox organize!)
• Free 30-min consult with Abbi!

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