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Not That Kind of CEO - business for female entrepreneurs
Ayla den Hartog
39 episodes
22 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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Stop Waiting to Feel Ready: How Taking Action Builds Confidence for Mompreneurs
Not That Kind of CEO - business for female entrepreneurs
28 minutes 22 seconds
4 weeks ago
Stop Waiting to Feel Ready: How Taking Action Builds Confidence for Mompreneurs

You know that voice that whispers, “I’ll start when I’m ready”? Yeah, she’s a liar.

In this episode, I’m calling out the myth that confidence has to come before action. Because it doesn’t. Confidence is built through action, not before it. I’m breaking down why so many women wait to “feel qualified enough,” how that quiet perfectionism keeps you stuck, and why messy, imperfect movement is actually your fastest path to clarity.

I also share the real research behind the so-called “confidence gap” between men and women, plus what’s really happening when we keep buying more courses instead of just starting. Spoiler: it’s not lack of skill, it’s lack of clarity.

If you’ve ever delayed launching your offer, posting online, or raising your prices because you didn’t feel ready, this episode is your wake-up call.

Let’s talk about how to stop overthinking, start moving, and build the kind of confidence that actually lasts.

Ready to stop circling the same to-do list and finally move?Join me inside the WTF Challenge and I’ll walk you through five days of short, powerful exercises to turn your chaos into clarity and momentum. You’ll walk away with a 30-day action plan that actually feels doable.

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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.