Ever had one of those days? The kind where your to-do list is reproducing like rabbits, your inbox is a digital hydra (deal with one email, two more appear!), & just as you’re about to have a genius business idea, your toddler decides your important notebook is the perfect canvas for their latest abstract masterpiece using… is that jam? As a CEO & a mum to four, trust me, I *get* it. The beautiful chaos is real, & so is the pressure. Honestly, there are days when my youngest seems to think my keyboard is a climbing frame, & my eldest needs a pep talk about friendship dramas… all before 9 am!

We ambitious female entrepreneurs, especially those of us juggling motherhood, often wear our busyness like a badge of honour. But what if I told you that constantly pushing through, fuelled by lukewarm coffee & sheer willpower, isn’t the smartest way to grow your business, or indeed, to live a life you actually love?

That’s where “Strategic Escapes” come in. Now, I’m not talking about extravagant, week-long holidays that feel impossible to plan (though those are lovely too, when feasible!). I’m talking about purposeful, accessible, & often budget-smart disconnections that are less about leisure & more about essential investment in your most critical business asset: YOU. These aren’t an indulgence; they are a non-negotiable part of a sustainable & successful entrepreneurial journey. Let’s dive into five practical ideas for 2025 that can help you conquer burnout & genuinely fuel your business growth.

Let’s be brutally honest. The “hustle ‘til you drop” culture is a one-way ticket to burnout city. And who has time for that? Certainly not us Foundation Builders, just launching or trying to secure those first consistent clients. Burnout isn’t just feeling a bit tired; it’s that soul-deep exhaustion that zaps your creativity, muddles your thinking, & makes even small tasks feel like climbing Mount Everest in flip-flops. The cost to your business? Stagnation, poor decisions, missed opportunities, & frankly, a loss of the joy that probably made you start your own venture in the first place. [Highlight this phrase with

Investing in strategic escapes, however small, yields incredible returns. Think of it as defragging your brain’s hard drive. You come back with:

* **Enhanced Mental Clarity:** Suddenly, that knotty problem doesn’t seem so tangled. You can see the wood for the trees & make sharper, more focused decisions. This renewed clarity is gold for your business.

* **Boosted Creativity & Innovation:** Stepping away from the coalface allows new ideas to bubble up. It’s often in the moments of quiet or engaging in something completely different that those ‘aha!’ moments strike, sparking fresh perspectives for your marketing, offers, or systems.

* **Renewed Energy & Motivation:** You can’t pour from an empty cup. These escapes are about refilling your well, ensuring you have the stamina & enthusiasm to lead your business & inspire your clients.

* **Reconnection with Your ‘Why’:** Sometimes, in the daily grind, we lose sight of our bigger vision. A strategic pause helps you reconnect with your core purpose, the driving force behind your entrepreneurial dreams.

Ultimately, taking personal responsibility for your well-being *is* taking responsibility for your business’s vitality. It’s about working smart, not just hard. It’s understanding that your energy, your focus, & your creative spark are the rocket fuel for growth. This reminds me of something I heard from Lisa Nichols: “Your job is to fill your own cup, so it overflows. Then you can serve others, joyfully, from your saucer.”

I see you. The voice in your head that whispers, “But I *should* be working,” or “Taking time off is selfish when there’s so much to do,” or the classic, “My family/clients need me.” That guilt is a heavy cloak, isn’t it? Especially as mums, we’re often conditioned to put everyone else’s needs first.

But here’s a truth I’ve learned, often the hard way through juggling an MBA with an infant, & now a PhD with a toddler & a baby: neglecting your own need to recharge doesn’t make you a better entrepreneur or a better mother. It makes you a more stressed, less effective one.

I remember during my MBA, feeling like my brain was constantly “spent.” It was in those rare, snatched moments of quiet – even if it was just a longer-than-usual walk back from a lecture – that a little bit of clarity would return, reminding me that my own well-being wasn’t a luxury, but a necessity to even process the intense learning, let alone be present for my family.

These strategic escapes are an investment, pure & simple. They’re about acknowledging that you are the engine of your business. If the engine seizes up, everything grinds to a halt. They’re vital for your ‘Fuel’ pillar, part of the Business Flourish Framework. Remember, it’s about designing your business & life in an integrated way.

Ready to reframe your breaks? Here are five accessible ideas for 2025 that prove rejuvenation doesn’t need to be expensive or demand weeks away from your desk.

* **What it is:** Dedicate a half-day, or even just a solid three to four hours, at home where you are completely “off.” No emails, no social media, no business tasks. The focus is purely on something restorative *for you*.

* **How to do it:** Plan it like an important meeting. Inform your family (if possible, arrange childcare or do it when kids are at school/asleep). Turn off notifications. What would truly nourish you? A long bath with a book? Getting lost in a creative hobby like painting or gardening? An uninterrupted yoga session? Listening to a whole album from start to finish? Ever find yourself just wanting to lie on the sofa & binge-watch something without feeling guilty? This is your chance!

* **Benefits:** Deep relaxation, mental space, a chance to reconnect with yourself without the usual demands. It’s amazing what even a few focused hours of ‘you time’ can do for your stress levels & overall perspective.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** It’s free! You’re using your own space & resources.

* **My take:** I find these essential. Sometimes, just knowing I have a 3-hour “do not disturb” slot coming up in my week, even if it’s just to potter in my (often neglected) garden with a cup of tea & no phone, feels like a lifeline. I’ll often tell the family, “Mummy’s having some ‘me’ time, please don’t bother me unless it’s an actual emergency!”

* **What it is:** Become a tourist in your own locale for a few hours. Visit a place – a gallery, a museum, a beautiful park, a quirky independent shop, a different neighbourhood – with the sole intention of soaking up new sights, sounds, & ideas.

* **How to do it:** Leave your business brain at the door (as much as possible!). Don’t go with a specific problem to solve. Just wander, observe, & let your curiosity lead you. Take photos of things that catch your eye, jot down interesting phrases you overhear, notice textures, colours, patterns.

* **Benefits:** Sparks creativity & fresh perspectives by exposing you to new stimuli. It can break you out of a mental rut & provide unexpected inspiration for your branding, content, or even new service ideas. It’s a fantastic way to cultivate that innovative flair.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** Often free or very low cost (e.g., a bus ticket, entry to a local museum which might even have free days, or just the cost of a coffee in a new café).

* **My take:** I love doing this! Even a walk through a different part of town can shift my thinking. You never know where the next spark of an idea for Femmeprenista might come from. It’s really funny, because you can stumble across inspiration in the oddest places!

* **What it is:** Connect with another female entrepreneur & agree to a short “skill share” or “focus swap.” For a set period (e.g., 2-3 hours), you each take on a small, defined task for the other that isn’t in their zone of genius or that they’ve been procrastinating on.

* **How to do it:** Find a trusted peer. Maybe she’s brilliant at proofreading & you’re great at brainstorming social media ideas. You proofread her sales page, she gives you a month’s worth of content prompts. The “escape” comes from having a small, nagging task taken off your plate & getting a mental break from your own usual work.

* **Benefits:** Mutual support, task completion, fresh eyes on a problem, & a mental break from your own business to-do list. It also strengthens your network & can be surprisingly energising.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** Completely free – it’s an exchange of time & talent.

* **My take:** This is brilliant for fostering community & tackling those little tasks that can drain energy. Plus, it’s a reminder that we’re not alone in this journey. You can often find these collaborations in places like Femme:Connect or even on LinkedIn, where you can find entrepreneur groups designed for this type of skill exchange. It’s a fantastic reminder that money is a reward you get for solving problems (Myron Golden!).

* **What it is:** A planned period where you are completely offline. No phone (or flight mode only for emergencies), no laptop, no social media, no email.

* **How to do it:** This takes a bit of planning, especially if people expect you to be responsive. Inform key contacts you’ll be offline. Then, truly unplug. Spend the time in nature, with loved ones (screen-free!), reading a physical book, cooking, or engaging in any activity that doesn’t involve a screen.

* **Benefits:** Profound mental rest. Reduces digital overwhelm, improves focus, enhances presence, & can significantly lower stress. It’s amazing how much mental bandwidth frees up when you’re not constantly reacting to notifications.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** Free! The only cost is your commitment to disconnect.

* **My take:** These are challenging but SO rewarding. My brain feels rebooted afterwards. The first hour can feel weird, but then a sense of calm descends. It’s like giving your mind a spa day. It’s a good reminder that our language is either our gateway to learning & choice, or our jailer (Sue Knight!)

* **What it is:** Intentionally carving out short, regular pockets of genuine, uninterrupted quiet time in your week. This isn’t about “doing” anything productive; it’s about “being.”

* **How to do it:** This could be 15-30 minutes, three times a week, or even daily if you can manage it. Find a quiet spot. You could meditate, do some gentle breathing exercises, journal without a specific agenda, or simply sit & stare out of the window, allowing your thoughts to drift without judgment. The key is no distractions & no agenda.

* **Benefits:** Calms the nervous system, improves self-awareness, reduces reactivity, & creates space for inner wisdom to surface. It’s a powerful micro-dose of restoration.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** Absolutely free & can be done anywhere.

* **My take:** This is my go-to, especially when life feels overwhelmingly full with the PhD & my four little ones. E
ven 15 minutes of intentional stillness can feel like hitting a reset button, allowing me to approach the rest of my day with a clearer head & a bit more patience for the beautiful chaos. Honestly, sometimes I just sit with a cup of tea & stare out the window… it’s amazing how much that helps!

Knowing these ideas is one thing; actually implementing them is another. So, how do you make these strategic escapes a non-negotiable part of your routine?

* **Schedule Them:** Treat these escapes like crucial business appointments. Block out the time in your calendar & protect it fiercely.

* **Start Small:** If a whole day feels too much, start with a “Scheduled Stillness” slot or a one-hour “Inspiration Safari.” Build the habit. For example, commit to a 15-minute stillness break three times this week.

* **Communicate Your Needs:** Let your family or team know why these moments are important (for your well-being & the health of the business).

* **Banish the Guilt:** Remember, this isn’t an indulgence; it’s a strategic necessity. You are investing in your most valuable asset. As a mother of four running a demanding business, I’ve learned firsthand that my capacity to lead, innovate, & parent effectively is directly linked to how well I’m looking after myself. (You can read more about my journey to embracing this on our ‘About’ page [Link to: https://www.femmeprenista.com/about]).

* **See it Holistically:** These strategic escapes are a direct application of the principles within our Business Flourish Framework, ensuring you have the energy, mental clarity, & creative spark to truly thrive. It’s about designing your business & life in an integrated way.

The objection I hear most often is, “Carlene, I simply don’t have the time!” & I understand that feeling deeply. But I also know, from my own “constantly juggling” life, that we often *make* time for what we truly prioritise. If your car was running on empty, you’d find time to refuel, wouldn’t you? Your personal energy is no different. It often comes down to proactively designing systems & support in your life, rather than constantly reacting. As Jim Rohn said, “If you don’t design your own life plan, chances are you’ll fall into someone else’s plan. & guess what they have planned for you? Not much.”

When you intentionally invest in these strategic escapes, the positive impact on your business is undeniable. A recharged you is:

* **More Focused & Productive:** You’ll make better decisions, faster.

* **More Creative & Innovative:** You’ll find new solutions & exciting ideas.

* **More Resilient:** You’ll navigate challenges with greater calm & perspective.

* **A More Inspiring Leader:** Your renewed energy will be infectious, whether you’re leading a team or simply showing up for your clients.

Ultimately, looking after yourself *is* looking after your business. It’s about taking profound personal responsibility for your energy, your mindset, & your capacity to lead & create. It’s the smartest way to build not just a successful business, but a fulfilling & sustainable one. A lot of folks live & die without moving the earth it takes to bury them, so what’s one choice you can make today that will make that different? (Inspired by Steven Bartlett!)

So, I invite you to choose just one of these strategic escape ideas. Just one. & schedule it into your calendar this week or next.

Ready to experience the ripple effect of a recharged you and connect with other like-minded female entrepreneurs? Join Femme:Connect, our wonderfully supportive, free global community! It’s a space to share your wins, your challenges, your strategic escape ideas, & find genuine peer support with other ambitious female entrepreneurs who *get* the juggle & understand the importance of these conversations. We’d love to welcome you! [Link to: https://www.facebook.com/groups/femmeconnect]

P.S. Remember, that To-Do list will still be there when you get back. But *you* will approach it with fresh eyes, renewed energy, & perhaps even a brilliant new idea. That’s the real win!

With warmth & empowerment,

Carlene Nisbett

Founder & CEO, Femmeprenista

(Coach, Mentor, Speaker)

(Femmeprenista Logo Placeholder)

Wife, Mother of four, Business Owner, PhD Researcher, Pet mom, Plant mom, 5’0″ tall

Passionate Multitasker & Wine Lover, You get the drift…

www.femmeprenista.com

Join the conversation & get more insights:

[Link to: https://www.facebook.com/groups/femmeconnect]

Ever had one of those days? The kind where your to-do list is reproducing like rabbits, your inbox is a digital hydra (deal with one email, two more appear!), & just as you’re about to have a genius business idea, your toddler decides your important notebook is the perfect canvas for their latest abstract masterpiece using… is that jam? As a CEO & a mum to four, trust me, I *get* it. The beautiful chaos is real, & so is the pressure. Honestly, there are days when my youngest seems to think my keyboard is a climbing frame, & my eldest needs a pep talk about friendship dramas… all before 9 am!

We ambitious female entrepreneurs, especially those of us juggling motherhood, often wear our busyness like a badge of honour. But what if I told you that constantly pushing through, fuelled by lukewarm coffee & sheer willpower, isn’t the smartest way to grow your business, or indeed, to live a life you actually love?

That’s where “Strategic Escapes” come in. Now, I’m not talking about extravagant, week-long holidays that feel impossible to plan (though those are lovely too, when feasible!). I’m talking about purposeful, accessible, & often budget-smart disconnections that are less about leisure & more about essential investment in your most critical business asset: YOU. These aren’t an indulgence; they are a non-negotiable part of a sustainable & successful entrepreneurial journey. Let’s dive into five practical ideas for 2025 that can help you conquer burnout & genuinely fuel your business growth.

Let’s be brutally honest. The “hustle ‘til you drop” culture is a one-way ticket to burnout city. And who has time for that? Certainly not us Foundation Builders, just launching or trying to secure those first consistent clients. Burnout isn’t just feeling a bit tired; it’s that soul-deep exhaustion that zaps your creativity, muddles your thinking, & makes even small tasks feel like climbing Mount Everest in flip-flops. The cost to your business? Stagnation, poor decisions, missed opportunities, & frankly, a loss of the joy that probably made you start your own venture in the first place. [Highlight this phrase with

Investing in strategic escapes, however small, yields incredible returns. Think of it as defragging your brain’s hard drive. You come back with:

* **Enhanced Mental Clarity:** Suddenly, that knotty problem doesn’t seem so tangled. You can see the wood for the trees & make sharper, more focused decisions. This renewed clarity is gold for your business.

* **Boosted Creativity & Innovation:** Stepping away from the coalface allows new ideas to bubble up. It’s often in the moments of quiet or engaging in something completely different that those ‘aha!’ moments strike, sparking fresh perspectives for your marketing, offers, or systems.

* **Renewed Energy & Motivation:** You can’t pour from an empty cup. These escapes are about refilling your well, ensuring you have the stamina & enthusiasm to lead your business & inspire your clients.

* **Reconnection with Your ‘Why’:** Sometimes, in the daily grind, we lose sight of our bigger vision. A strategic pause helps you reconnect with your core purpose, the driving force behind your entrepreneurial dreams.

Ultimately, taking personal responsibility for your well-being *is* taking responsibility for your business’s vitality. It’s about working smart, not just hard. It’s understanding that your energy, your focus, & your creative spark are the rocket fuel for growth. This reminds me of something I heard from Lisa Nichols: “Your job is to fill your own cup, so it overflows. Then you can serve others, joyfully, from your saucer.”

I see you. The voice in your head that whispers, “But I *should* be working,” or “Taking time off is selfish when there’s so much to do,” or the classic, “My family/clients need me.” That guilt is a heavy cloak, isn’t it? Especially as mums, we’re often conditioned to put everyone else’s needs first.

But here’s a truth I’ve learned, often the hard way through juggling an MBA with an infant, & now a PhD with a toddler & a baby: neglecting your own need to recharge doesn’t make you a better entrepreneur or a better mother. It makes you a more stressed, less effective one.

I remember during my MBA, feeling like my brain was constantly “spent.” It was in those rare, snatched moments of quiet – even if it was just a longer-than-usual walk back from a lecture – that a little bit of clarity would return, reminding me that my own well-being wasn’t a luxury, but a necessity to even process the intense learning, let alone be present for my family.

These strategic escapes are an investment, pure & simple. They’re about acknowledging that you are the engine of your business. If the engine seizes up, everything grinds to a halt. They’re vital for your ‘Fuel’ pillar, part of the Business Flourish Framework. Remember, it’s about designing your business & life in an integrated way.

Ready to reframe your breaks? Here are five accessible ideas for 2025 that prove rejuvenation doesn’t need to be expensive or demand weeks away from your desk.

* **What it is:** Dedicate a half-day, or even just a solid three to four hours, at home where you are completely “off.” No emails, no social media, no business tasks. The focus is purely on something restorative *for you*.

* **How to do it:** Plan it like an important meeting. Inform your family (if possible, arrange childcare or do it when kids are at school/asleep). Turn off notifications. What would truly nourish you? A long bath with a book? Getting lost in a creative hobby like painting or gardening? An uninterrupted yoga session? Listening to a whole album from start to finish? Ever find yourself just wanting to lie on the sofa & binge-watch something without feeling guilty? This is your chance!

* **Benefits:** Deep relaxation, mental space, a chance to reconnect with yourself without the usual demands. It’s amazing what even a few focused hours of ‘you time’ can do for your stress levels & overall perspective.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** It’s free! You’re using your own space & resources.

* **My take:** I find these essential. Sometimes, just knowing I have a 3-hour “do not disturb” slot coming up in my week, even if it’s just to potter in my (often neglected) garden with a cup of tea & no phone, feels like a lifeline. I’ll often tell the family, “Mummy’s having some ‘me’ time, please don’t bother me unless it’s an actual emergency!”

* **What it is:** Become a tourist in your own locale for a few hours. Visit a place – a gallery, a museum, a beautiful park, a quirky independent shop, a different neighbourhood – with the sole intention of soaking up new sights, sounds, & ideas.

* **How to do it:** Leave your business brain at the door (as much as possible!). Don’t go with a specific problem to solve. Just wander, observe, & let your curiosity lead you. Take photos of things that catch your eye, jot down interesting phrases you overhear, notice textures, colours, patterns.

* **Benefits:** Sparks creativity & fresh perspectives by exposing you to new stimuli. It can break you out of a mental rut & provide unexpected inspiration for your branding, content, or even new service ideas. It’s a fantastic way to cultivate that innovative flair.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** Often free or very low cost (e.g., a bus ticket, entry to a local museum which might even have free days, or just the cost of a coffee in a new café).

* **My take:** I love doing this! Even a walk through a different part of town can shift my thinking. You never know where the next spark of an idea for Femmeprenista might come from. It’s really funny, because you can stumble across inspiration in the oddest places!

* **What it is:** Connect with another female entrepreneur & agree to a short “skill share” or “focus swap.” For a set period (e.g., 2-3 hours), you each take on a small, defined task for the other that isn’t in their zone of genius or that they’ve been procrastinating on.

* **How to do it:** Find a trusted peer. Maybe she’s brilliant at proofreading & you’re great at brainstorming social media ideas. You proofread her sales page, she gives you a month’s worth of content prompts. The “escape” comes from having a small, nagging task taken off your plate & getting a mental break from your own usual work.

* **Benefits:** Mutual support, task completion, fresh eyes on a problem, & a mental break from your own business to-do list. It also strengthens your network & can be surprisingly energising.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** Completely free – it’s an exchange of time & talent.

* **My take:** This is brilliant for fostering community & tackling those little tasks that can drain energy. Plus, it’s a reminder that we’re not alone in this journey. You can often find these collaborations in places like Femme:Connect or even on LinkedIn, where you can find entrepreneur groups designed for this type of skill exchange. It’s a fantastic reminder that money is a reward you get for solving problems (Myron Golden!).

* **What it is:** A planned period where you are completely offline. No phone (or flight mode only for emergencies), no laptop, no social media, no email.

* **How to do it:** This takes a bit of planning, especially if people expect you to be responsive. Inform key contacts you’ll be offline. Then, truly unplug. Spend the time in nature, with loved ones (screen-free!), reading a physical book, cooking, or engaging in any activity that doesn’t involve a screen.

* **Benefits:** Profound mental rest. Reduces digital overwhelm, improves focus, enhances presence, & can significantly lower stress. It’s amazing how much mental bandwidth frees up when you’re not constantly reacting to notifications.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** Free! The only cost is your commitment to disconnect.

* **My take:** These are challenging but SO rewarding. My brain feels rebooted afterwards. The first hour can feel weird, but then a sense of calm descends. It’s like giving your mind a spa day. It’s a good reminder that our language is either our gateway to learning & choice, or our jailer (Sue Knight!)

* **What it is:** Intentionally carving out short, regular pockets of genuine, uninterrupted quiet time in your week. This isn’t about “doing” anything productive; it’s about “being.”

* **How to do it:** This could be 15-30 minutes, three times a week, or even daily if you can manage it. Find a quiet spot. You could meditate, do some gentle breathing exercises, journal without a specific agenda, or simply sit & stare out of the window, allowing your thoughts to drift without judgment. The key is no distractions & no agenda.

* **Benefits:** Calms the nervous system, improves self-awareness, reduces reactivity, & creates space for inner wisdom to surface. It’s a powerful micro-dose of restoration.

* **Budget-Smart Angle:** Absolutely free & can be done anywhere.

* **My take:** This is my go-to, especially when life feels overwhelmingly full with the PhD & my four little ones. E
ven 15 minutes of intentional stillness can feel like hitting a reset button, allowing me to approach the rest of my day with a clearer head & a bit more patience for the beautiful chaos. Honestly, sometimes I just sit with a cup of tea & stare out the window… it’s amazing how much that helps!

Knowing these ideas is one thing; actually implementing them is another. So, how do you make these strategic escapes a non-negotiable part of your routine?

* **Schedule Them:** Treat these escapes like crucial business appointments. Block out the time in your calendar & protect it fiercely.

* **Start Small:** If a whole day feels too much, start with a “Scheduled Stillness” slot or a one-hour “Inspiration Safari.” Build the habit. For example, commit to a 15-minute stillness break three times this week.

* **Communicate Your Needs:** Let your family or team know why these moments are important (for your well-being & the health of the business).

* **Banish the Guilt:** Remember, this isn’t an indulgence; it’s a strategic necessity. You are investing in your most valuable asset. As a mother of four running a demanding business, I’ve learned firsthand that my capacity to lead, innovate, & parent effectively is directly linked to how well I’m looking after myself. (You can read more about my journey to embracing this on our ‘About’ page [Link to: https://www.femmeprenista.com/about]).

* **See it Holistically:** These strategic escapes are a direct application of the principles within our Business Flourish Framework, ensuring you have the energy, mental clarity, & creative spark to truly thrive. It’s about designing your business & life in an integrated way.

The objection I hear most often is, “Carlene, I simply don’t have the time!” & I understand that feeling deeply. But I also know, from my own “constantly juggling” life, that we often *make* time for what we truly prioritise. If your car was running on empty, you’d find time to refuel, wouldn’t you? Your personal energy is no different. It often comes down to proactively designing systems & support in your life, rather than constantly reacting. As Jim Rohn said, “If you don’t design your own life plan, chances are you’ll fall into someone else’s plan. & guess what they have planned for you? Not much.”

When you intentionally invest in these strategic escapes, the positive impact on your business is undeniable. A recharged you is:

* **More Focused & Productive:** You’ll make better decisions, faster.

* **More Creative & Innovative:** You’ll find new solutions & exciting ideas.

* **More Resilient:** You’ll navigate challenges with greater calm & perspective.

* **A More Inspiring Leader:** Your renewed energy will be infectious, whether you’re leading a team or simply showing up for your clients.

Ultimately, looking after yourself *is* looking after your business. It’s about taking profound personal responsibility for your energy, your mindset, & your capacity to lead & create. It’s the smartest way to build not just a successful business, but a fulfilling & sustainable one. A lot of folks live & die without moving the earth it takes to bury them, so what’s one choice you can make today that will make that different? (Inspired by Steven Bartlett!)

So, I invite you to choose just one of these strategic escape ideas. Just one. & schedule it into your calendar this week or next.

Ready to experience the ripple effect of a recharged you and connect with other like-minded female entrepreneurs? Join Femme:Connect, our wonderfully supportive, free global community! It’s a space to share your wins, your challenges, your strategic escape ideas, & find genuine peer support with other ambitious female entrepreneurs who *get* the juggle & understand the importance of these conversations. We’d love to welcome you! [Link to: https://www.facebook.com/groups/femmeconnect]

P.S. Remember, that To-Do list will still be there when you get back. But *you* will approach it with fresh eyes, renewed energy, & perhaps even a brilliant new idea. That’s the real win!

With warmth & empowerment,

Carlene Nisbett

Founder & CEO, Femmeprenista

(Coach, Mentor, Speaker)

(Femmeprenista Logo Placeholder)

Wife, Mother of four, Business Owner, PhD Researcher, Pet mom, Plant mom, 5’0″ tall

Passionate Multitasker & Wine Lover, You get the drift…

www.femmeprenista.com

Join the conversation & get more insights:

[Link to: https://www.facebook.com/groups/femmeconnect]