5 Mindset Shifts for Moms in Business

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Five mindset shifts for moms in business. As we step into the final quarter of the year, it’s the perfect time to pause, reflect, and refocus. For moms running businesses, quarter four often brings a unique set of challenges and opportunities. It can be a hectic time—balancing family, business, and holiday plans—but it’s also a chance to finish the year strong.

As a mompreneur slow traveling in Mexico with my children, I’ve learned that mindset is everything. How we approach this last stretch of the year will determine whether we simply coast through or truly maximize our potential. Here are five mindset shifts for moms in business to help you thrive during this final quarter of the year:

Embrace Progress Over Perfection

The pressure to “get it all done” in the last few months can feel overwhelming. But remember, perfection isn’t the goal—progress is. Set small, attainable milestones and celebrate each one. Whether it’s launching a new product, building your email list, or simply staying consistent on social media, every step forward is worth celebrating. Let go of the idea that everything needs to be flawless and focus on steady progress.

Prioritize Self-Care to Boost Productivity

It’s easy to neglect self-care when you’re managing both motherhood and business. But here’s the truth: you can’t pour from an empty cup. Taking time to recharge—whether it’s a 10-minute meditation, a quick workout, or simply enjoying a quiet cup of coffee—will give you the mental clarity and energy you need to tackle your goals. A healthy, rested mind leads to more productive workdays.

Visualize Success and Stay Focused on Your “Why”

With the year-end in sight, it’s crucial to stay connected to your “why.” Why did you start your business? Who are you serving? What legacy are you building for your family? Take time to visualize what success looks like for you in the final quarter. Use this vision as motivation to push through distractions, challenges, and setbacks. When your purpose is clear, staying focused becomes easier.

Practice Gratitude and Celebrate Wins—Big and Small

Gratitude is a powerful mindset shift. Instead of focusing on what’s left to accomplish, take stock of how far you’ve come. Reflect on the wins, both big and small, from the past three quarters. Did you grow your business, Did you learn new skills and Did you maintain a work-life balance? Celebrate these achievements, and let gratitude fuel your drive to finish the year strong.

Set Clear Boundaries to Protect Your Time

As the holiday season approaches, your time will be in high demand. Between family gatherings, holiday shopping, and business deadlines, it’s easy to get stretched thin. Setting clear boundaries around your time is essential for maintaining focus and avoiding burnout. Communicate your availability to clients, set work hours, and carve out time for family. Protecting your time will allow you to stay present in both your business and personal life.

As we enter quarter four, remember that this is your opportunity to create a powerful finish to the year. Focus on your mindset, nurture your well-being, and stay connected to your goals. Let’s make this last quarter our best one yet!

Here’s to a strong and fulfilling finish!

Niesha a.k.a “The Fearless Mommy”

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Hey there, amazing moms! I’m excited to share with you a deeply personal aspect of my journey—one that has shaped me in profound ways and continues to be a beacon of hope and resilience. In 2018, I made the courageous decision to flee an emotionally and physically abusive relationship, setting forth on a path of healing and self-discovery. Today, I want to delve into why prioritizing healing is crucial for our mental health and why every day presents a new opportunity to focus on our journey toward wellness.

Healing for Mental Wellness: Embracing Self-Love

After experiencing the trauma of abuse, it’s easy to lose sight of our own worth and value. However, through my healing journey, I’ve come to realize that self-love is not only essential but non-negotiable. Every day, I make a conscious effort to show myself kindness, compassion, and understanding. I recognized that I am deserving of love and respect, both from others and from myself.

Healing for Mental Wellness: Breaking the Cycle

One of the most profound realizations I’ve had on my healing journey is the importance of breaking the cycle of abuse—not just for myself, but for my children and future generations. By prioritizing my mental health and well-being, I am creating a ripple effect of healing and empowerment that extends far beyond my own experiences. Every step I take toward healing is a step toward creating a brighter, safer future for myself and my loved ones.

Finding Strength in Vulnerability

Healing is not always easy, and there are moments when the journey feels overwhelming. Equally important, I’ve learned that true strength lies in embracing vulnerability and reaching out for support when needed. Whether it’s seeking therapy, confiding in trusted friends, or engaging in self-care practices, I’ve discovered that there is immense power in acknowledging my own needs and allowing myself to be supported along the way.

To my fellow moms who may be on their own healing journey, I want to remind you that every day is a new opportunity to focus on your well-being and prioritize your mental health. No matter where you are in your journey, know that you are not alone, and there is hope for healing and transformation. Embrace self-love, break the cycle of abuse, find strength in vulnerability, and know that you are deserving of healing and happiness. Together, let’s continue to support and uplift one another as we navigate the beautiful, messy, and ultimately empowering journey of healing.

Join me in prioritizing mental health and self-love with the “Thoughts of a Woman” journal—a powerful tool for reflection and empowerment on your healing journey. Let’s embrace vulnerability, break the cycle of abuse, and find strength together. Get your journal now and embark on a journey of healing and transformation.

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The holiday season is in full effect. Let’s take a moment to celebrate the release of the “Holiday Gift Guide: Mompreneur Edition.” All the mompreneurs featured in the holiday gift guide, are moms in business who do their best balancing the demands of motherhood and entrepreneurship.

This year, I wanted to do something a bit different and highlight moms in business. The “Holiday Gift Guide: Mompreneur Edition” highlights the variety of businesses being built by moms in the comfort of their homes. This holiday gift guide features eight moms in business including myself. The businesses range from kids sleepwear to financial planners, self-care journals and many more.

Three reasons why you should support moms in business this holiday season:

  1. Empowering Entrepreneurial Women – Supporting moms in business contributes to us empowering entrepreneurial women. While promoting equality and diversity, moms can show their families that anything is possible. You can still pursue your professional goals and be a role model for the future generations.
  2. Economic Impact and Innovation – When it comes to business, moms bring a unique approach because we tend to manage family and business. Moms are innovators and creators that bring a diverse approach to any business. Having a diverse approach leads to various ideas, economic growth and staying relevant with business trends.
  3. Family and Community Well-being – When moms succeed in business everyone around us does as well. Financial stability is really important for moms in business, because without it we can’t care for our families or help our community.

As you look to shop for gifts for your loved ones this holiday season, consider getting them something that they need. That may look different for everyone, but find gifts that add value to their lives. Our Holiday Gift Guide: Mompreneur Edition is curated for you to see the magic that’s created by moms in business while wearing the business and mom hats with grace. This holiday season, let’s celebrate the mompreneurs in our lives and support their businesses.

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Cherish Every Moment

 As I sit here looking into my two and a half month old eyes I worry about her and my other children’s future. I vow to protect them in every way possible. I pray daily for their safety. 
 
Everyday there is something on television about killings, shootings and missing children. I wonder how do we progress ahead with all of this negativity surrounding our communities? As a parent I feel as though we shouldn’t have to seclude or refrain from doing certain activities due to being afraid of what may happen. 
 
Parents I believe it is our duty to communicate with our children. It is a two way street meaning your children shouldn’t have a issue coming to you to talk about whatever is on their heart. Even though our children are our babies giving them the freedom to express their thoughts and feelings helps them get rid of baggage that they may be holding on to.
 
Education is important. Going to school is something most children enjoy. They have fun learning and have friends they interact with daily. For some that’s not the case. They don’t enjoy school and don’t care to interact with other children. Which should be a red flag for educators and parents. If your children are coming home and going into their room with the door close they are loners. They don’t care to be in the presence of others. If your children are social and love being around friends and family than that’s a good sign. I’m not expert on this topic just expressing my opinion but either way loner or social children they need an open door policy to express themselves. 
 
The stories that the news stations have been covering recently are frightening. I listen to the stories daily and my heart hurts for most. In the back of my mind comes the what ifs and why didn’t they do this or that. But who am I to judge or even ask those questions. My oldest child will be starting kindergarten in the summer and I am a nervous wreck. I just hope and pray that through it all we can come together as a community and country to stop all this madness that is affecting our communities and most importantly our children.
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