Shiny Objects

The most tangible way to measure community building work—and how eating snails relates to creating connections.

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Non-revolutionary but legit lifehacks for managing entrepreneurship and parenting, while also making time for bad tv.

How the mental load shows up in entrepreneurship and mothering—with a special easter egg at the end.

On setting, blurring, and totally disregarding boundaries when it comes to working with family.

Help us welcome our first guest, Jeremy Mason-Herr, for a candid conversation about working and failing with family. 

The true story of how long you can keep a zombie business running - with a handful of customers, zero employees, zero funding, 

When things don't go as planned, your attitude can make or break the outcome. 

Reflecting on the aftermath of our rebrand and the personal reveals in episode 201. Plus, a whole bunch of name dropping. Articles & people mentioned in this episode: 

In today’s episode, we’re going deep into why we started our business, but it’s more than just a look back at the past. It’s a really vulnerable conversation about a couple of stories that before last week, neither of us even shared completely with each other.

With the benefit of hindsight, we're sharing all the things we'd do differently if we were starting our business from scratch. As you’ll hear, it's much less about the individual decisions and more about a pattern of behavior that was hard to see in the moment, but is so crystal clear in hindsight.