The Money & Motherhood Episode Every Woman Needs to Hear [Ep 76]

Are you a mama building a business, in-between identity shifts or wondering how motherhood fits into your ambition, wealth goals and vision? If you’ve ever feared that becoming a mother would slow you down or shrink your dreams, this episode is your proof that the opposite can be true.

In today’s episode, I share the raw, honest truth about running a multimillion-dollar company while getting into new motherhood, spit-up, pumping breaks, unwashed hair and all. I talk about the identity expansion that motherhood forced me into, how it softened me while sharpening me and why becoming a mom didn’t make my business crumble… it made it skyrocket.

If you’ve ever felt like you had to choose between ambition and nurturing, success and softness or business and babies… this episode will rewrite that story. You were never meant to choose because you were meant to hold both.

Topics covered on Money and Motherhood:

• The identity shift that allowed business and motherhood to coexist

• How becoming a mom made her wealth grow, not shrink

• Releasing the fear that motherhood will “slow you down”

• How motherhood makes you more efficient, intentional and emotionally intelligent

• Healing money wounds and shifting into a healthier relationship with wealth

• The truth about building wealth while raising babies without burning out

• Creating a business that functions when you’re in “mama mode”

• Mantras for the modern wealthy mother

Resources from this episode:

• Therapreneur: A Therapist's Guide to 3x Your Therapy Income

• The Coach Intensive

• Enter The Podcast Giveaway for the chance to win one of Carly’s digital products: https://thethrivingtherapreneurpodcast.com/reviews

• Carly AI

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Quote:

“I don’t want a bigger business at the cost of my family. I want a bigger business because of my family.” - Carly Hill