Janet Murray is a successful businesswoman who has built her business around helping entrepreneurs to be authentic and courageous with their social media content. She’s also a mum of a teenager.
She’s always been outspoken about challenges whether they be in the world of business or private life.
In this episode, we talk about the real-life struggles of a career mum and how to overcome them. Listen to find out what you can do to gain confidence as a working mum, but also how to support other mums around you.
Timestamps
[06:00] Managing a career with a miscarriage and a premature baby
[09:15] Why mums should be more supportive of other mums
[11:40] How important voicing your needs is
[15:15] The reason why delegating tasks is extremely beneficial to mums
[19:15] Running with the Couch to 5k app: the experience of being a part of a community
[22:37] How exercise can boost self-confidence
[23:39] On evolving as a person and as a business brand
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Janet Murray is one of the UK's leading content marketing experts.
She’s the creator of the Courageous Content Planner - an A4 desk planner packed with content ideas/prompts, planning templates, and checklists.
Janet is also the host of the Courageous CEO podcast and is a keynote speaker.
She has spoken on big stages all over the world including The Youpreneur Summit (London), CMA Live (Edinburgh), Inbound (Boston, USA), Tribe (Nashville) and the Marketing Business Summit (Milan).
Janet also has ADHD (Attention Hyperactivity Deficit Disorder) and is (in her own words) ‘one of the most disorganised people on the planet’, making her one of the unlikeliest people in the world to launch a desk planner.
She puts her unlikely success down to creating easy-to-follow systems and processes to help her stay productive (strategies that work for anyone who struggles to stay focused).