Lessons Julie has learned from being a momboss: 
1. You have to put yourself out there.
2. Mommy-guilt is an unfair lie.
3. Sometime you have to ask for help.
4. You have to get really clear on your goals.

Lessons Julie has learned from being a momboss: 1. You have to put yourself out there. 2. Mommy-guilt is an unfair lie. 3. Sometime you have to ask for help. 4. You have to get really clear on your goals.

Julie Moe: Lessons From Being A Momboss

How parentpreneurs are balancing business and family, prioritizing their families, and overcoming the obstacles of starting and growing a business.

I am Jodi Chaffee
I’m part of a movement of entrepreneurs who put their family and freedom first.
•	We redefine success on our terms.
•	We put our families first in a world that breaks them down.
•	We question the status quo and base our decisions on trust rather than fear.
•	We don’t rely on dogmatic customs created in a dead era. We are bent on uncovering truths and to set aside judgments and opinions. 
•	We are committed to designing our lives around our unique vision and values prepared to make room for creativity and innovation.
•	We deliberately seek after constructive ways to cope and recover.
•	Our families and tribes are rooted in principles of mindfulness and trust, free of judgement and shame.
•	We are not casual about our relationships or the use of our time and talents. 
•	We make time for our families and put systems in place for growth and communication without fear of failure or pressure to conform.
•	We take ownership of our lives, embrace failure as an opportunity to grow, and don’t make excuses.
•	We have a mission to fulfill and we find purpose and meaning in the pursuit of living out that mission.

Launching December 2, 2019

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How parentpreneurs are balancing business and family, prioritizing their families, and overcoming the obstacles of starting and growing a business. I am Jodi Chaffee I’m part of a movement of entrepreneurs who put their family and freedom first. • We redefine success on our terms. • We put our families first in a world that breaks them down. • We question the status quo and base our decisions on trust rather than fear. • We don’t rely on dogmatic customs created in a dead era. We are bent on uncovering truths and to set aside judgments and opinions. • We are committed to designing our lives around our unique vision and values prepared to make room for creativity and innovation. • We deliberately seek after constructive ways to cope and recover. • Our families and tribes are rooted in principles of mindfulness and trust, free of judgement and shame. • We are not casual about our relationships or the use of our time and talents. • We make time for our families and put systems in place for growth and communication without fear of failure or pressure to conform. • We take ownership of our lives, embrace failure as an opportunity to grow, and don’t make excuses. • We have a mission to fulfill and we find purpose and meaning in the pursuit of living out that mission. Launching December 2, 2019

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