HeyJaredOvergivers Anonymous Podcast
If you treated yourself and your business the way you treat your clients you would have more energy and you would be able to deliver even more to your clients!You know how important it is to fill your cup first so that you can give to your clients, but let’s face it – your…
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How to Leave Your Business for 3 Months (Without the Guilt) with Candy Messer (opens the original)
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Have you ever felt like your business is a beautiful, high-performance vehicle, but you are the only person who knows how to drive it? For many entrepreneurs, the dream of freedom often turns into a 24/7 job where stepping away for even a weekend feels like a recipe for disaster. But what happens when life throws you a curveball? What if a family emergency or a personal health crisis requires you to step away for weeks, or even months? In a recent episode of the Overgivers Anonymous podcast, hos
Neurodivergent Entrepreneurship: Building a Business Without Burnout with Alyece Smith (opens the original)
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Are you constantly feeling like you’re doing too much, yet somehow never doing enough? In a world that glorifies "the grind," many entrepreneurs, especially those with neurodivergent brains, find themselves trapped in a cycle of overgiving and exhaustion. In a recent episode of the Overgivers Anonymous podcast, host Angela Mondor (the Geeky Girl) sat down with Alyece Smith, a TEDx speaker and ADHD business coach, to dismantle the myths of hustle culture and explore how neurodivergent individuals
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