Our season of life determines A LOT in terms of how we run our business.

I find that a lot of mompreneurs feel guilty or frustrated about how they work because they are comparing themselves to someone else who they see or know on the internet, who is in a very different season of life, have a different support network, and/or a different business model.

Honoring your season means that your business fits into your life, not vice versa. Because your business has to actually work for you. If it doesn’t work for you it won’t work for anyone else.

So when examining your business and mashing it up with your season of life, it’s important that you’re able to differentiate the “shoulds” from the “needs”.

In this episode of the 6-Figure Mompreneur Podcast I’m sharing:

+ the four areas of your business that need to shift whenever you have a change in season
+ factors to think about to land on a method or business model that work better for you during that season
+ how to know if what you’re doing is a “should” or a need

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+ resources for this episode
+ how to learn more about the 6-Figure Mompreneuer Method
+ connecting with Allison and the 6-Figure Mompreneur movement

RESOURCES:

To find the blog post that accompanies this episode visit: http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode279

In the episode Allison references another episode about time and guilt, you can find it here:
http://www.allisonhardy.com/blog1/episode276

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