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Today we're sharing an episode previously published on the She Creates Business Podcast with Kinsey Roberts.
From SCB:
I'm honored to welcome back to the podcast, my friend and fellow podcaster, Megan Gillikin.
Megan and I have recently had many, hard, and truthful conversations about what owning a business and being entrepreneurs have cost us.
Today we're sharing an episode previously published on the She Creates Business Podcast with Kinsey Roberts.
From SCB:
I'm honored to welcome back to the podcast, my friend and fellow podcaster, Megan Gillikin.
Megan and I have recently had many, hard, and truthful conversations about what owning a business and being entrepreneurs have cost us. What we want to do differently in the years ahead and what is REALLY important to us and how we'd like to be remembered. (hint: we don't want to be remembered as the best planner and venue owner ever).
It's a conversation that I don't feel is had often enough. We start businesses and "grind it out" for years and many seasons before we take the time to look around at where we are and oftentimes, it's not where we WANT to be.
In this episode, we're going to talk about the big "Myths of Entrepreneurship," what is actually true and what is not.
We share personal experiences from our lives running businesses in the wedding industry and what our choices have cost us.
We also share what we're learning and what we're both committed to doing now and in the future so we don't have to pay business tolls that we actually don't want.
And finally, we'll share our hope for you. We're in the trenches with you, we're in this together. Resources Mentioned in this Episode: Dare to Lead by Brene Brown (book) The Planner's Vault
For Real is a top 1% podcast for high-achievers who look successful on paper but feel like they’re one group text away from burning it all down. Hosted by Megan Gillikin - serial entrepreneur, business coach, keynote speaker, and recovering people pleaser - this show explores burnout, boundaries, identity shifts, and the brave act of unlearning who you thought you had to be.
With unfiltered conversations, “I thought it was just me” moments, and just enough humor to keep it from feeling like group therapy, For Real is your permission slip to evolve.
Formerly Weddings for Real - and glow-ups look good on us.