I became so engulfed in my business that one day I woke up and didn’t recognize myself. I couldn’t remember what I liked to do for fun or how I liked to rest and relax because I had spent so many years neglecting my own needs and desires.

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In this episode you’ll hear all about: 

• Why it is so common to feel like you lose who you are when you step into motherhood or into being a business owner
• The pressure to prove who you are without a degree (+ how that leads to immersing yourself in your business) 
• How you can find hobbies that bring you back to life – and whether they can become a business for you or remain a hobby

And I think we have all been there at one point or another. Whether you feel like you’re losing yourself to motherhood, business, or even to something you were once passionate about. So let’s talk about it. The reality of losing yourself is a real thing and I want to help you learn how to discover yourself again. 

In this episode, I talk all about the struggle of balancing hobbies, family, and business. Because let’s be honest, sometimes we want our hobbies to become a business and sometimes we need to be ok with a hobby being something we hold close as a place for fun and creativity while we build our business doing something entirely different.

If you love photography and become a photographer, you’ll likely lose your love for it when it becomes work. So how do we do work we love without falling out of love with our favorite things? 

I’m simply bearing my heart and sharing my lived experiences in the hopes that you feel encouraged to keep going!

I hope you walk away from this episode encouraged to find joy and fulfillment in your life and your business again. Who you are and what you’re passionate about is worth rediscovering ✨

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• Shop Young Living Products 
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Connect with Melissa:

• Instagram | @mkoehler

This podcast was produced by Pivot Media Co.