I Didn’t Disappear: My Business Was Thriving Even In A Busy Life Season

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I’ve been a little quieter than usual—and not for the reason you might think.

In this episode, I’m sharing where I’ve been, what this past season has looked like behind the scenes, and why my business actually grew during a time when I wasn’t consistently showing up online.

This has been a season where my family needed more of me, and I made the decision to be fully present there.

And what surprised me most?

My business didn’t fall apart because of it.

It held. It grew. It supported me right back.

We’re talking about what that really means when it comes to sustainability, visibility, and building a business that doesn’t rely on you being “on” all the time.

Quote from the show:

“How you build up your business continues to serve you for years and decades. The intentionality that you use to build trust, to build relationships, to build networking, those and the systems - the logistical side on the back end - keeps your business running in seasons where you have less capacity to show up in your business. And the reality is that I want all of you to have a business that is thriving, where you don't worry about people coming in in terms of inquiries because of the work that you've done in referrals and building trust and building a network of people who want to send clients to you." 

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Doula Tips and Tits is produced by Kaely Harrod of Harrod Doula Services

It is sponsored by The Doula Biz Blueprint Self-Paced Class for Doulas Launching Successful and Sustainable Businesses! 

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