In this week’s episode, I’m reflecting on what it really means to want more while also learning to sit in the “enough-ness” of where we already are. As I ease back into work after maternity leave, I’ve been thinking about how easy it is to fall into the cycle of what’s next, from the next milestone, the next client, to the next big win, without ever stopping to acknowledge how far we’ve come. If you’re a mom, an entrepreneur, or both, this is a gentle nudge to rethink the hustle and consider ...
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In this week’s episode, I’m reflecting on what it really means to want more while also learning to sit in the “enough-ness” of where we already are. As I ease back into work after maternity leave, I’ve been thinking about how easy it is to fall into the cycle of what’s next, from the next milestone, the next client, to the next big win, without ever stopping to acknowledge how far we’ve come. If you’re a mom, an entrepreneur, or both, this is a gentle nudge to rethink the hustle and consider ...
The Power of Showing Up (Messy, Sleepless, and Still Ambitious) with Lucinda Bayly
Behind The Fold
56 minutes
4 months ago
The Power of Showing Up (Messy, Sleepless, and Still Ambitious) with Lucinda Bayly
Building a business post-baby demands a whole new approach to boundaries, time, and self-awareness. In this week’s episode of Behind the Fold, I sit down with Lucinda Bayly, founder of Bayly PR and BPR Talent, to unpack the beautifully chaotic intersection of business growth and new motherhood. Lucinda built a thriving PR agency in just three years, all while navigating pregnancy, becoming a new mom, and launching her first senior hire. We dive into what it’s really like to lead a fast-growin...
Behind The Fold
In this week’s episode, I’m reflecting on what it really means to want more while also learning to sit in the “enough-ness” of where we already are. As I ease back into work after maternity leave, I’ve been thinking about how easy it is to fall into the cycle of what’s next, from the next milestone, the next client, to the next big win, without ever stopping to acknowledge how far we’ve come. If you’re a mom, an entrepreneur, or both, this is a gentle nudge to rethink the hustle and consider ...
