22. Growing Your Business in a Low-Capacity Season
Honestly...the past few months have humbled me.
Norovirus. Laryngitis. Completely losing my voice.
My toddler son having unexpected and prolonged sick days away from daycare.
Canceled work days. Rescheduled plans.
And somewhere in the middle of all of it, I found myself telling myself what I often tell my clients - something that's completely shifted how I think about time, entrepreneurship, and motherhood:
What if this isn't a "low-capacity season"?
What if this is simply...my current season?
In today's episode, I share what building a business as a toddler mom has taught me about getting to my ambitious goals with limited time and energy.
I talk about asking for support, and why constraints have actually made me a better (a more creative) entrepreneur.
Maybe it's motherhood, maybe it's caregiving for your family, or navigating chronic illness or health situations, or maybe you're doing a lot of traveling, people are visiting you, whatever it is...
If you've been feeling behind, stretched thin, or comparing yourself to an older version of yourself with more time and energy, this episode is for you.
Inside, I explore:
🌊 Why I stopped calling it a "low-capacity season"
🌊 How constraints can unlock your greatest creativity
🌊 The 80/20 principle that's transformed how I prioritize my business
🌊 Why the A+ student mentality doesn't work in entrepreneurship
🌊 How leaning into your unfair advantages creates more ease and momentum
🌊 Why your current season deserves to shape your strategy
This is your reminder that your life doesn't have to be seen as "getting in the way" of your business.
Your life gets to be the context your business gets to grow inside of.
🪭 If you're currently growing your business in a "low-capacity season" and wondering where to go from here...
Learn more about Brilliance, my somatic business mastermind for daughters of immigrants & women of color entrepreneurs and creatives. (Join the waitlist)
🪭 Let's connect
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