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The Ordinary Business™️ Podcast
Jess Freeman
19 episodes
6 days ago
This isn’t a show about hitting seven figures or running a 10-person team. Ordinary businesses deserve the spotlight, too. On The Ordinary Business™️ Podcast, you’ll hear from solopreneurs and tiny teams about how they actually make work and life fit together. Not highlight reels. Not hustle culture pep talks. Just the messy, honest stuff — from client work to childcare to the weird routines that keep the lights on and help you make it to the gym. Ordinary doesn’t mean boring — it means real, sustainable, and yours. Learn more at TheOrdinaryBusiness.com.
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This isn’t a show about hitting seven figures or running a 10-person team. Ordinary businesses deserve the spotlight, too. On The Ordinary Business™️ Podcast, you’ll hear from solopreneurs and tiny teams about how they actually make work and life fit together. Not highlight reels. Not hustle culture pep talks. Just the messy, honest stuff — from client work to childcare to the weird routines that keep the lights on and help you make it to the gym. Ordinary doesn’t mean boring — it means real, sustainable, and yours. Learn more at TheOrdinaryBusiness.com.
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Boundaries That Make Space for Midday Walks with Brionna Ned
The Ordinary Business™️ Podcast
23 minutes 21 seconds
1 month ago
Boundaries That Make Space for Midday Walks with Brionna Ned

Don't love waking up at 5 a.m. for a workout? That’s why I’m excited to introduce Brionna (https://www.thelawlesslawyer.com/)—someone who ditched the “hustle harder” mantras and built her own rules around time, boundaries, and (yes) making space for movement that actually feels good. If you’ve ever wondered how “ordinary” business owners manage client work, self-care, and maybe even a mid-day walk, this chat is for you.

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In this episode, I dig into how Brionna runs her law firm, The Lawless Lawyer, while keeping movement a must—not an afterthought. You’ll hear about concrete boundaries (no calls before lunch? I’m so in), why walking isn’t just about steps but sanity, and how letting go of the 9–5 mindset can free you up to, well, actually enjoy your life. We talk through routines, guilt (or the lack of it), and ways to make your business serve you—not the other way around.

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Key Takeaways:

  • Set meeting boundaries so you have real space for life (and walks that don’t require speed-walking back to your laptop).

  • Ditch the old 9–5 autopilot; your business hours should fit your energy and your actual needs.

  • Remember movement isn’t just a “bonus”—it’s part of staying sane and keeping your business (and body) going for the long haul.

This podcast is for business owners who are tired of hustle culture and want relatable, honest conversations about running a sustainable business that actually works for their life.

The Ordinary Business™️ Podcast
This isn’t a show about hitting seven figures or running a 10-person team. Ordinary businesses deserve the spotlight, too. On The Ordinary Business™️ Podcast, you’ll hear from solopreneurs and tiny teams about how they actually make work and life fit together. Not highlight reels. Not hustle culture pep talks. Just the messy, honest stuff — from client work to childcare to the weird routines that keep the lights on and help you make it to the gym. Ordinary doesn’t mean boring — it means real, sustainable, and yours. Learn more at TheOrdinaryBusiness.com.