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Episode 56 is live today! And I get to sit down with 2 beautiful mana wahine, Olivia Turner of Niu Boutique and Kahealani Paogofie of e ho'omaluhia, and discuss being priced out of paradise (POOP).

I made a video a few months back talking about how we are not being priced out of paradise, we are simply giving up. From that video, I received some nice comments and some not so nice comments. I know this is a sensitive subject here on the island, but it is one that needs to be addressed from a different perspective.

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Why do you need to know your superpower? Well, it's simple, if you know your superpower you won't be making the common mistakes most moms are making when starting their own business.

Mistake #1: Trying to do everything everyone else is doing.

Mistake #2: Googling work at home jobs.

Mistake #3: Starting a Blog/Podcast without selling anything.

BONUS MISTAKE: Thinking you're not good at anything.

Listen to today's episode as I explain what each mistake means for you and why discovering your superpower can save you from your arch-nemesis.

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In today's episode, I get to interview Awapuhi Robinson! This logistics mama has created the UBER of Laundry Service!

Say what?!

This interview is completely different than any other interview I have done. I get to geek out when she says words like, "beta" "AI" and she starts talking about developing software.

BE STILL MY NERDY HEART.

Join me as I geek out on this beautiful mom and her unique idea of ubering your laundry!

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Most people think that being a Mompreneur means you need to be a part of the Mom Hustle. But that is the worst advice that could actually hurt you in the industry.

Everyone says you need to go through the Mom Hustle now and reap the benefits later, so it's easy to believe. But if that were true then everyone who did the Mom Hustle wouldn't be burnt out and broke.

Instead of being impactful you end up being helpful which makes you feel unsuccessful and then you stop trying and give up. In fact, if you keep holding onto the Mom Hustle belief you could actually resent your family, business, and worst of all, yourself. 

In this episode, I talk to you about how you can actually be a mom who is thriving at being an entrepreneur without the exhaustion of the mom hustle.

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In today's episode, I get to interview Ashley Strong of Home Intentionally. 

When it comes to decluttering you always hear everyone saying, "everything needs a home." But what does that even mean? 

Everyone is trying to Marie Kondo their home right now and you're still holding your pre-pregnancy bikini close to your heart trying to figure out if it still brings you joy.

Let's not forget the endless to-do lists we wake up to every day. And how exhausted we feel after doing ALL THE THINGS, only to slouch down on the couch after the kids have gone to bed to feel like you did NOTHING. 

Am I right?

Ashley Strong was in the same mess.  Working full-time and trying to figure out how to organize her home on the weekends. While trying to make time for her family on her days off. None of that was bringing her joy. Just pure exhaustion and not the mother, wife, and person she truly desired to be.

Ashley was also suffering from postpartum depression that brought even more anxiety and confusion into her life.

Listen to how Ashley figured out and worked through the decluttering things in her home and life. Here's a huge hint: It isn't about having a perfect and clean home. It's about comprising and learning to organize as a FAMILY and not just one person. 

In the words of Ashley strong, "It takes a family to make a mess. It takes a family to clean the mess."

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In today's episode, I get to interview Ryan Charaba of First Wakeups. Ryan was a Navy Cheif that had a breakdown and decided one day that he could no longer be in the Navy. He needed to put himself first and EXACTLY what he wanted.

What was that exactly?

Listen as Ryan describes his self-discovery and how he helps others to understand to learn and set their own personal boundaries.

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Meg Brunson of EIEIO Marketing shares with us how she got her start educating others about Facebook Ads. And well, it helps that she worked at Facebook for a year. 

In today's episode, Meg drops SOME HUGE knowledge bombs when it comes to Facebook Ads. If you haven't leveraged Facebook Ads yet because you find it big and scary, then you NEED to listen to this episode.

Meg gives us bite-size tips and tricks to get the novice Facebook Ads person started.

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I had the amazing opportunity to interview Wendi and Evan Eusebio AGAIN! And in this episode, they talk about their biggest adventure yet...baking for a WEDDING!

I absolutely love and adore this mom and son baking duo. For those of you who do not know Evan is on the Autism Spectrum. And Wendi being the awesome amazing mother she is was able to pick up on Evan's love for baking.

And eventually, Evie Doodle's Kitchen came to be!

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Mental Health has become more and more talked about recently. Vincent Ma is a survivor of 9/11 and was in the South Tower when the first plane hit the World Trade Center North Tower.

This episode touches upon many sensitive topics. Please be advised as you listen to this episode.

If there is anyone you know that may be experiencing hardships due to mental health I encourage you to get help now.

Visit https://www.mentalhealth.gov/get-help to get help now

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I had the amazing opportunity to interview Cat and Cortney of Homolicious Living! They share all things about how they met and how they keep it together living the RV life.

Cat & Cortney are now out of the RV life and living back in Washington. 

Learn more about how they understand true happiness and how they can help you understanding it too.

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