Send us a text In today’s episode, we’re tackling something so many moms (myself included) do without even realizing it: apologizing for existing. Whether you’ve caught yourself whispering sorry while calming your screaming toddler, taking too long in line, or just daring to exist loudly in a world that tells moms to stay small — this one’s for you. I’ll share a powerful story about a mama I met in a mall bathroom, the gentle lesson she didn’t even know she taught me, and the ways we can all ...
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Send us a text In today’s episode, we’re tackling something so many moms (myself included) do without even realizing it: apologizing for existing. Whether you’ve caught yourself whispering sorry while calming your screaming toddler, taking too long in line, or just daring to exist loudly in a world that tells moms to stay small — this one’s for you. I’ll share a powerful story about a mama I met in a mall bathroom, the gentle lesson she didn’t even know she taught me, and the ways we can all ...
55. Summer Slump or Slow Burn? Keeping Your Business Moving When Life Slows Down
Caffeinated Chaos
6 minutes
6 months ago
55. Summer Slump or Slow Burn? Keeping Your Business Moving When Life Slows Down
Send us a text Welcome back to Caffeinated Chaos—where business dreams are built between diaper changes, and we ride the rollercoaster of entrepreneurship with iced coffee in hand. In today’s episode, Whitney Aguon serves up a much-needed pep talk for all the small business owners wondering why everything feels slow right now (spoiler: it's not just you). We’re diving headfirst into the infamous summer slump—that sneaky season where engagement drops, creativity stalls, and your to-do list bec...
Caffeinated Chaos
Send us a text In today’s episode, we’re tackling something so many moms (myself included) do without even realizing it: apologizing for existing. Whether you’ve caught yourself whispering sorry while calming your screaming toddler, taking too long in line, or just daring to exist loudly in a world that tells moms to stay small — this one’s for you. I’ll share a powerful story about a mama I met in a mall bathroom, the gentle lesson she didn’t even know she taught me, and the ways we can all ...
