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Not That Kind of CEO - business for female entrepreneurs
Ayla den Hartog
39 episodes
18 hours ago
You are a mompreneur, a solopreneur, an online expert, a work-from-home entrepreneur, a local-business owner, and some would not call you a CEO. But you're just Not That Kind of CEO. Here, you'll find practical tips and inspiring insights to solve the chaos in your business & life, all to prevent burnout. Because getting that work-life balance isn't easy for female entrepreneurs with little kids, but it's doable. Real-life strategies from Ayla, who lives in and renovates a 500-year-old castle in France, raises two little girls, has a coaching business, and still has a life she enjoys too.
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You are a mompreneur, a solopreneur, an online expert, a work-from-home entrepreneur, a local-business owner, and some would not call you a CEO. But you're just Not That Kind of CEO. Here, you'll find practical tips and inspiring insights to solve the chaos in your business & life, all to prevent burnout. Because getting that work-life balance isn't easy for female entrepreneurs with little kids, but it's doable. Real-life strategies from Ayla, who lives in and renovates a 500-year-old castle in France, raises two little girls, has a coaching business, and still has a life she enjoys too.
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Entrepreneurship
Business
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Nervous System Regulation for Entrepreneurs Who Suck at Resting
Not That Kind of CEO - business for female entrepreneurs
24 minutes 39 seconds
2 months ago
Nervous System Regulation for Entrepreneurs Who Suck at Resting

What if the secret to nervous system regulation for entrepreneurs isn’t another meditation app, breathwork practice, or productivity hack, but actually doing something completely useless… and fun?

In this episode, I share how one spontaneous horseback riding lesson after twenty years cracked me wide open to the truth: I’d forgotten how to have fun for fun’s sake.

And as mompreneurs, we’re guilty of the same thing: we schedule rest like it’s another task, optimize play with our kids, and convince ourselves the to-do list has to be done before we can relax. Which, let’s be honest, never happens.

We dive into why your nervous system never truly turns off when you’re stuck in “go mode,” how that constant on-state is wrecking your creativity and joy, and why silly, purposeless play — whether it’s lying in the grass, coloring with your kids, or building Legos late at night — might be the most effective form of nervous system regulation for entrepreneurs.

If you’ve been waiting for permission to drop the productivity badge and let yourself play, this is it.

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Grab my free clarity starter toolkit: Where the F**k Do I Even Start?

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Not That Kind of CEO - business for female entrepreneurs
You are a mompreneur, a solopreneur, an online expert, a work-from-home entrepreneur, a local-business owner, and some would not call you a CEO. But you're just Not That Kind of CEO. Here, you'll find practical tips and inspiring insights to solve the chaos in your business & life, all to prevent burnout. Because getting that work-life balance isn't easy for female entrepreneurs with little kids, but it's doable. Real-life strategies from Ayla, who lives in and renovates a 500-year-old castle in France, raises two little girls, has a coaching business, and still has a life she enjoys too.