Cary Heise

02/16/21 • 40 min

Girls Who Do Stuff

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The Husbands Take 2 - The one where we relinquished control and let them interview us

The husbands are back in the studio and this time they are asking the questions. They ask the Girls Who Do Stuff about what it was like starting their first businesses. What were the challenges they faced? How did they overcome them?

Since both Sarah and Jenny started out in social work the guys wanted to know what they wanted to do when they were little. Since most little kids don't think they want to grow up to go into social work... They talked about discovering their gifts and passions for helping people and problem-solving that led them to that choice of education.

The husbands asked if they could go back and change anything about the early years of business or anything in their lives what would they do differently.

The guys as some tough questions like, what bothers you about your husbands? And we hear some really funny and interesting stories from behind the scenes of the Girls Who Do Stuff when it comes to parenting, owning a business, work-life balance, married life, and adulting.

Don't miss the story of Scott trying to fight an entire section at a college football game that got landed him in jail for the night.

Enjoy the candid and raw conversations in this episode. You're welcome.

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What were we thinking? (Kids episode)

The kids are in the studio! It was a bit crazy. We took the opportunity to talk about expectations, work-life balance, and giving yourself grace as a "MOM-BOSS."

Hear clips from our kid's adorable and sometimes challenging answers to our questions.

Like when asked what questions they have for us, we got "Why do you spend so much time at work?"

Parenting is tough and you are not alone.

Work-life balance may be the wrong word. We like work-life harmony. You can fall in and out of harmony and it allows for each person to set their own harmony. Some people may like to work 4 or 5 hours a day while others may find their harmony at 8-10. Also, life is seasonal and there are times when you may need to put in more work and you have to find ways to keep harmony in those seasons.

Work-life harmony can also apply to your family life. What does harmony look like with your spouse and with your kids. People are individuals and individuals have individual needs.