Welcome back to another episode! We are in the framework series this month, and today we are going to talk all about how we can use our frameworks to enhance client learning experiences. 

First off, if you haven’t listened in to  last week’s episode please do so we are all clear on what a framework ACTUALLY is.

That being said, here is how to maximize your client experiences using frameworks. 

Way #1: Spiral between ideas to build connections between the skills.

BIG POINT: Your clients need to understand HOW everything is working together to help them.

Way #2: Use the framework to track where your client is at in their learning process. 

BIG POINT: Once you have a framework, you are then able to know where your client is at, if they have successfully mastered it, and where they are going next!

Way #3: Use your framework as a guide to catch learning gaps

BIG POINT: If you are noticing that a majority of your clients are struggling between certain steps, this is a good indicator of a learning gap.

Be sure to listen in so you can hear a full explanation of each! ;)

Ready to learn? Join me in this episode! 

P.S. If you are unsure what your framework is and have never been taught how to make one, check out my Find Your Framework™ course. Click this link to learn more and have access to a process that is PROVEN and WORKS: https://more-than-a-momma-llc.mykajabi.com/FindYourFrameworkLandingPage 

I am SO EXCITED to be back and educating you in a new way with our More Than a Momma podcast.

Each month we will cover a theme, and this month our theme is FRAMEWORKS.

You might have heard me talk about these a lot in 2020, but I want to bring some new information and perspectives regarding your frameworks this month and HOW we can utilize them to grow our clients and our businesses.

But today, we need to start with the basics.

In this episode I will be breaking down:

-What a framework is.

-Why you need to have one.

-When they can be used.

-What makes a GREAT framework vs a mediocre framework!

Ready to learn? Join me in this episode! 

If you are unsure what your framework is and have never been taught how to make one, check out my Find Your Framework™ course. Click this link to learn more and have access to a process that is PROVEN and WORKS: https://more-than-a-momma-llc.mykajabi.com/FindYourFrameworkLandingPage 

In this last episode of 2020; Taylor reflects on the year, some lessons learned, and what you can expect in 2021. 

It’s safe to say we have some big changes coming in 2021 for More Than a Momma LLC, and my podcast viewers are THE first people to hear the deets.

We will be taking a nice break for Christmas, but expect us to return in 2021 ready to serve you in a whole new way. See you on January 5th! 

To the driven mommas who follow me, this episode is legit for YOU.

This week we have the incredible Lindsay Burns joining us. Lindsay is a behaviour change specialist who works with women balancing their career and motherhood. She has a Master's degree in behaviour change psychology, a Bachelor of Education, and her research on well-being and motivation has been published internationally. 

Lindsay is passionate about helping women stop martyring themselves, and focus their time and energy on the things that truly impact their well-being, ability to parent, and career.  She creates sustainable change through systems and habits that allow your life to feel how you always wanted it to feel. Stop doing more, and do less better.

Lindsay and I had an INCREDIBLE time talking about: 

- the pressure for women to always be doing 'more', and how that actually interferes with success

- the importance about being intentional about how you want life to feel, not just look

- the importance of sustainable change, and the role education plays in that. 

- having your career and motherhood live in harmony

Want to learn more? Lindsay’s Instagram is PACKED with value that will serve you so well. Follow her here: www.instagram.com/lifechanginglinds

P.S. She has a new program coming out in January! Keep an eye out for it! ;)

Go ahead and take how you view content, turn it upside down, and shake it all out. 

This week we are joined by the incredible Kelly Schmidt! Kelly is a content strategist and writer who wants to bring humanity back to business through communication. She helps entrepreneurs create custom content strategies rooted in humanity so they can show up for their people, their business, and themselves.

In this episode, Kelly and I discuss: 

-Cookie cutter content in the online space and how storytelling is the key to powerful content.

-Kelly’s unique insight on writing content with your own narratives, and how it can benefit your business.

-Brainstorming a collaboration that will legit change this industry. (Kelly, let’s touch back on this shall we? Lol) 

-Surface level content and fear-based marketing, and it’s impact on our clients and overall sales in the long-run. 

-The difference of copy vs content. (Like really, this definition is incredible.)

Do you struggle finding your voice and creating content that is deeper than surface level? Here are Kelly’s top three tips to move forward to create impactful content:

• Evaluate your WHY. (Like really, evaluate WHY you started this business to begin with. Give yourself space to think this through and really dive into this. 

• What isn’t said in the things that you do in your business and your niche? What is NOT said? (This means that there is a GAP!)

• Find someone to talk to about step one and step two and record it. Listen back and decide what tone you use, what you are passionate about, etc.

This podcast episode is INCREDIBLE. Come cut the cookie-cutter content with us. Podcast episode is available anywhere you love to tune in! Loved this episode? Give Kelly and I a shoutout on our stories! 

Be sure to follow Kelly on Instagram: @thekellyschmidt

PS: Kelly will be launching an IGTV Series in the new year, with the trailer and intro episodes dropping in December! The series is called Just So We’re Clear and will be a combination of solo and interview based videos focused on bringing context and nuance to the way we do business. 

Tough love train coming in hot this episode.

In this episode I want to lovingly speak to the frustrated entrepreneur. It is all good if you feel this way, but here’s the deal: business. is. challenging.

You are going to hit points where you are frustrated AF, upset, and annoyed. But how you choose to respond is a HUGE difference between being successful and not successful.

Here are 10 questions I want you to consider:

• What do you want to do?

• Why do you want to do that?

• How do you want to get there?

• What inspires you?

• What is your actual expertise?

• Are you willing to stand alone?

• Are you willing to be different?

• Are you willing for it to take time?

• What purpose is there besides money?

• Where are the gaps?

Tune into this week’s episode as I speak on these questions, and light a fire under you to go GET IT DONE. 

Did you try out these questions? I would love to hear from you in the DMs on what you discovered. You can find me at @morethanamomma_ on IG!

(Grab some cold water, because the tea gets hot in this episode.)

Tomasha Suber is the master of all things systems and leadership.

She works with women-led, service based businesses, and helps her client navigate leadership and womanhood simultaneously without the major sacrifice. She is so great at not only helping women build a business, but also build the DREAM life that they want.

In this episode, Tomasha and I talk about:

• Tomasha’s journey into entrepreneurship and how all of her jobs enhanced her skillset in her business.

Here are some BIG takeaways for you:

Tip #1: If you have a team, you are responsible for leading and influencing them.

Tip #2: Scaling is not scaling when you are working MORE. Scaling should be increasing your income without increasing your workload. 

Tip #3: Focus on creating THE perfect offer instead of focusing on MULTIPLE offers. 

15/10 recommend to give Tomasha a follow on her Instagram: @tomashasuber

Also, check out an incredible resource she has here: https://t28-consulting-llc.mykajabi.com/the-solopreneur-leadership-roadmap-opt-in

I want to start this with a fun fact: I don’t listen to my own episodes. Like ever. I legit have the attitude that whatever I say was meant to be. (ZEROOOO clue if this is “best podcast practice”, but it is what it is. Lol)

However, with this series, I did listen back. The past month I have actually listened to some of the episodes 3-4 times. 

The whole point of this series was to give you an inside look on the real life of a six-figure business owner, and normalize the journey that goes into it. 

But, it was a journey for me to. To talk about things that have been hidden, stored away, and pushed to the side the past 2 ½ years.

So that being said- here are three things I have been reflecting on from the 100K Doesn’t Fix Everything podcast series. (And hopefully three things that you can walk away with too!)

#1- Ask yourself what you want more and why you want it. All decisions should stem from THAT. 

#2- You define your success. Success regarding your health, your mindset, your business, and as a mom. YOU define it.

#3- True change happens with yourself when you do the inner work FIRST. Get comfortable being uncomfortable. This is where the real change is going to happen.

Thanks for joining me on this series. See you next week!

Welcome back to part 3 of the 100K Doesn’t Fix Everything series. Regardless of the income you have in your business- this six-figure mindset episode is going to be for you.

This week we have guest expert Topsie Vandenbosch joining us. Topsie is an Executive Mindset Coach for 6 figure earners, and also a Corporate Consultant for inclusive workplaces at Topsie VandenBosch Coaching, LLC. 

Topsie has been my mindset coach since March, and if you would have told me 6 months ago that I would be interviewing her I legit would have laughed. We had SO MUCH FUN recording together, and I can’t wait for you to dive in with us.

In this episode Topsie and I:

• reflect on the very first call I had with her. (Listen in to hear the best tough love I have EVER received in my business.)

Struggling to be complacent in the season you are in right now? Here are three incredible tips from the mindset queen herself.

Tip #1: Audit what you are consuming every day, and get rid of what doesn’t serve you. What you consume is what you think about. 

Tip #2: Create joy outside of your business, and don’t get lost in your business. 

Tip #3: Identify feelings vs facts. 

15/10 recommend to give Topsie a follow on her Instagram: @topsievandenbosch

Also, check out some resources she has here: https://temitope-vandenbosch.mykajabi.com/resource-library

Welcome back to another episode of the 100K doesn’t fix everything series. I want to start this part two episode by saying that what I speak on today may trigger my audience who have experiences with depression, anxiety, or postpartum depression. In this episode I am diving deep into my experience with postpartum depression, and encourage my audience to proceed with care. Please reach out to the hotline provided in the show notes if you are struggling with suicidal thoughts. Thank you for tuning in, let’s get started. 

I step into the room and sit on a blue couch. I rustle things around in Chloe’s diaper bag, and pull Chloe in close so she can start eating. I look up at my therapist who is lovingly observing me, and she asks me one question- How are you doing today Taylor?

I look down at my daughter as tears well up in my eyes and quietly whisper, “I am not okay.”

A few weeks later I was diagnosed with postpartum depression. 

In today’s episode I am covering my postpartum depression story and how it is affecting myself and my family 2 ½ years later. In this episode I am hoping to:

• Normalize moms & their mental health. According to postpartumdepression.org 1 out of 7 moms will experience PPD in the year after giving birth. Yet there is a HUGE lack of conversation and acknowledgement around PPD.

• Allow myself and my mommas following me to be a human. I am taking back my humanity with this episode, and refusing to allow having a child mean that I can’t have emotions, or struggle to take care of myself. I hope to inspire the moms who are listening to do the same. 

I want to make it clear that this episode is NOT medical advice. This is my story, my experience, my symptoms, and my thoughts. Please see below for resources, articles, and hotlines to reach out to if you are in need of help or research. 

https://www.maternalmentalhealthnow.org/

https://www.postpartum.net/ 

https://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/ 

https://www.womenshealth.gov/mental-health/mental-health-conditions/postpartum-depression