The Ideal Week: Why You're Busy But Nothing Important Gets Done
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In this episode, we're tackling the ideal week—but not as another rigid productivity hack that falls apart the second a client emergency hits. Instead, we're using it as a diagnostic tool to expose the gap between what you say matters and how you're actually spending your time. Sarah, Monique, and Cheale dig into why fluid structure beats rigid scheduling, how to work with your natural rhythms instead of against them, and why building buffers isn't lazy—it's strategic. From tracking your menstrual cycle to planning your energy instead of just your tasks, this conversation challenges the hustle culture narrative and asks the real question: what does a good week even look like for you? We explore how your ideal week reveals where your operations are breaking down, where marketing gets squeezed out, and whether your daily reality actually reflects your brand values—plus why everyone on your team (not just the founder) needs their own version.
A candid conversation between three seasoned business women who've been in the trenches of entrepreneurship. We bridge the gap between the glamorous just market and sell advice and the reality of what it takes to build a sustainable business. While most business content focuses on marketing, branding, OR operations in isolation, we bring all three worlds together. Because your brand culture needs to live in every system you create, your operations need to support your brand promise, and your marketing needs the infrastructure to deliver on what it sells.
We're here for the solopreneurs ready to grow beyond themselves, the partnership survivors rebuilding stronger, and anyone tired of business advice that treats branding, marketing, and operations as separate planets when they're part of one ecosystem.
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Cheale Villa, Visual Caffeine, visualcaffeine.com / Monique Johnson, MoJo Design, ...