Female Founder Unplugged
Female Founder Unplugged is a collection of conversations with the most interesting and inspiring female entrepreneurs and small business owners. Hosted by Lindsay White of High Voltage Leadership, these chats will be an opportunity to hear the stories of female founders; what they've learned, what they've struggled with, and what they see for the future of women leaders in business. We hope that you enjoy and are inspired!If you're interested in being a guest on the show please connect with us at FFFpodcast@highvoltageleadership.ca today!
Female Founder Unplugged
Learn how to Regain Control of your Time as a Female Founder with Theresa Harp
Meet ππ‘ππ«ππ¬π πππ«π© (@theresamharp), the founder of Theresa Harp Coaching, a #coaching practice that supports other busy SLPs with how to manage their timeβand their #mindsetβin their home and business. As a certified speech-language pathologist, Theresa helps her clients become more aware of how their thoughts and values drive the way they spend their time. In this episode, Theresa shares her own struggles with work-life balance, and how understanding your values not only helps you align with clients but also enables you to better support them throughout their journeys.
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Create a career that works with your personal life (5:03)
Discover and prioritize your needs (10:20)
Choose clients that are the βright fitβ (19:48)
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ππππ¬π’ππ: https://theresaharp.com/
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