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Mom life can feel like nonstop juggling — clients, kids, laundry, launches, and everything in between. But what if not every ball you’re holding is meant to be handled with the same level of care?

In this episode of Moms Make Money, I’m breaking down the powerful (and freeing) concept of plastic balls vs. glass balls — a mindset shift that completely changed how I navigate motherhood and business without burning out. When you understand which responsibilities truly matter in this season, you stop living in constant fear that everything will fall apart if you let something go.

In this episode, we cover:

• What the plastic vs. glass balls metaphor really means for moms in business
• Why treating everything like it’s “urgent” leads straight to burnout
• Real-life examples of what glass balls and plastic balls can look like
• How your glass balls can change depending on your season of motherhood
• A simple exercise to help you protect your energy, peace, and profits

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, stretched too thin, or stuck in “doing it all” mode, this episode will give you permission to drop what can bounce and focus on what truly matters.

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This year didn’t just challenge me — it changed the way I run my business.

In this honest year-in-review episode, I’m breaking down the five business lessons I learned the hard way so you don’t have to. This isn’t a highlight reel or a “look how far I’ve come” recap. It’s a real, behind-the-scenes conversation about capacity, burnout, momentum, simplification, and what actually moves the needle when you’re building a business in the margins of motherhood.

From realizing that capacity is a real business metric, to learning why community beats algorithms every time, this episode walks through the shifts that are shaping how I’m heading into the next year with more clarity, confidence, and sustainability than ever before

In this episode, we cover:

• Why ignoring your capacity leads straight to burnout
• The importance of diversifying your income as a mom entrepreneur
• How community, collaborations, and referrals outperformed social media
• Why simplifying your offers makes sales easier, not harder
• How consistency (not hustle) is the real driver of momentum

If you’re reflecting on your year, questioning what needs to change, or craving a simpler, more sustainable way to grow your business then this episode is for you.

🎧 Press play, grab your coffee (or Diet Dr Pepper), and let’s talk about what actually matters as we build profitable businesses and full lives as moms.

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If you’ve ever set a revenue goal that looked amazing on paper… and then instantly felt overwhelmed, behind, or like you suddenly needed to manifest 20 extra hours a week, this episode is going to change everything. Instead of forcing yourself into a business model designed for people with unlimited time (which… hi, moms do not have), I’m walking you through how to create revenue goals that fit your actual capacity, your current season, and the reality of mom life.

Inside, I’m breaking down my exact framework for setting sustainable revenue goals that work within a 20-hour workweek—not in theory, but in practice. If you want goals that feel motivating instead of pressure-filled, and you’re ready to build a business that supports your life instead of taking over it, this one’s for you.

In This Episode, You’ll Learn:

• Why traditional revenue-planning frameworks don’t work for moms
• How to calculate your true weekly capacity (not your fantasy schedule)
• How to reverse-engineer revenue goals from your offers
• The “Minimum → Momentum → Stretch” goal system
• How to choose offers that match your bandwidth—not drain it
• Essential systems and boundaries that buy back hours each week
• How to adjust your goals monthly and quarterly based on your real life
• A real-world example of what sustainable revenue looks like inside a 20-hour week

✨ Ready to Build a Business That Fits Your Life?

Grab my free 20-Hour Workweek Blueprint for Mom Service Providers, the step-by-step guide to structuring your schedule, aligning your offers with your capacity, and creating a business that actually works for your season of motherhood.

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