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Community over competition is easy said than done. Today’s guests, Alissa Jenkins and Katy Caldwell – co-hosts of the Hustle Humbly Podcast, are two competing Realtors in the Baton Rouge market and proof of the power of collaboration. In this episode, we chat about how they navigate schedules that are both flexible and demanding, as well as the importance of creating healthy boundaries and carving out time for yourself.

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If you’ve ever questioned your leadership potential, women’s leadership expert Amy Landry is here to tell you that yes, you CAN lead. Whether you’re running a business, guiding a team or leading your family at home, Amy reveals her top tips for discovering your strengths. We also discuss the tough transition that women face when returning to work after having a baby, and how we can be supportive to our friends and colleagues during an emotionally and physically trying time.

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I’ve been incredibly inspired by today’s guest, her willingness to tackle tough topics, her enthusiasm for the enneagram and the way she encourages others by being her authentic self. A few months ago, she posted a stat in her instagram stories that only 22% of the thousands of podcasts out there are hosted by women. That post coupled with Blake’s example is part of what pushed me into taking action and launching It’s About Time. 

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So many of my time management clients come to me hoping to build a little bit more structure into their work day. Regardless of whether they’re running their creative empire from a home office, or running a team at their 9-5. This is even a common problem across industries – marketing, medical, sales, legal and more.

All of that to say is that – if you’re struggling with structure, you are NOT alone.

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Since launching this blog and being generally more open about my career ups and downs, I’ve shared that back in August of 2016 – right before my wedding – I left a full time job (with decent benefits) at a “really cool” place to work.
I was VERY unhappy in this role. Dare I say, I hated it?

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It’s summertime and the living is easy. LOL. Except it’s technically not even summer yet (that’s June 21st) despite the sweltering heat we’re already feeling in the South. Also, the easy part? What part of shutting down your work life for several days and unplugging is actually easy?