Motherhood, Lupus & Marketing on Your Terms: A Real Conversation with Andria SingletaryIn this heartfelt episode of the Chronically Planned Podcast, I’m joined by Andria Singletary — a podcast visibility strategist, mompreneur, and fellow lupus warrior. Together, we talk honestly about what it takes to build a business with chronic illness, raise a family, and still find time to show up for your purpose — all without burning out.
Andria shares her lupus journey, how she balances business and motherhood, and the intentional shifts she’s made to prioritize peace, capacity, and aligned visibility. Whether you’re newly diagnosed, in a season of rebuilding, or just tired of the pressure to “show up everywhere,” this conversation will remind you that your story and energy are more than enough.
In this episode we cover:
How lupus has impacted Andria’s business journey
What it means to find sustainable visibility
The power of a supportive partner and community
Why personal stories are key to authentic marketing
Redefining success when your body forces you to slow down
Letting go of the “do it all” mindset as a mom and entrepreneurKey Takeaways:
You don’t have to follow every marketing trend to succeed.
Visibility can happen off of social media.
Your story builds trust — and that’s what creates aligned connections.
Prioritizing your health isn’t a setback; it’s strategy.
Balance is possible when you create systems that work for you, not against you.
🌐 Connect with Andria Singletary:
💼 Work with her or learn more: https://mamaturnedmompreneur.com
🎙️ Listen to her podcast: Mama Turned Mompreneur
📱 Follow her on Instagram: @mamaturnedmompreneur
She is truly one of the kindest voices in this space, and I know her story will bless you.
🎁 Free Resource from Shedrica:
Grab the Plan With Your Body Starter Pack — a flexible tool designed for women navigating life with chronic illness and fluctuating energy.
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🫶 Closing Thoughts:
You don’t have to prove your worth by overworking or showing up on every platform. Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is honor your body, share your truth, and build a business that gives you peace. This conversation with Andria is a reminder that you get to do business on your terms — even with lupus.
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With grace and planning,
Shedrica Shanté
Host of Chronically Planned Podcast
chronicallyplanned.com | @lupusspeaks