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Not That Kind of CEO - business for female entrepreneurs
Ayla den Hartog
39 episodes
21 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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Overwhelmed and Exhausted? How to Prioritize Yourself Without the Mom Guilt
Not That Kind of CEO - business for female entrepreneurs
32 minutes 28 seconds
7 months ago
Overwhelmed and Exhausted? How to Prioritize Yourself Without the Mom Guilt

Are you constantly in survival mode, running on fumes, and putting yourself last—again?

In this raw and honest episode, I share how I broke the cycle of resentment, burnout, and overwhelm every time my husband was away. You’ll hear how I shifted from yelling and chaos to presence and peace—without changing the kids or the schedule, but by changing how I showed up for myself.

We’ll explore:

• Why so many moms stay stuck in “last place” mode

• What it really means to take care of yourself (without the guilt)

• How putting yourself first can actually make you a better mom

• Tangible ways to get your joy and energy back—even when solo parenting

✨ Plus, I share what happened the night I finally let my daughter sleep next to me, and how it opened my heart in a way I didn’t expect.

🔗 Resources mentioned:

💥 Where the F**k Do I Even Start? Free Exercise Pack – designed for overwhelmed moms who want clarity, balance, and space to breathe.

If this episode hit home, take 30 seconds to do one thing that’s just for YOU today.

And remember: you’re not selfish, you’re setting the standard.

I love hearing your takeaways from the episode, come say a quick ‘hi’ on Instagram if you listened.

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.