When school is out… but your deadlines aren’t. As a work from home mom, every day brings its own set of unique challenges and joys. This is what real life looks like when you’re building a business, raising kids, and balancing work focus with family interruptions at the same time. There’s no pause button on clients, payroll, or responsibilities just because it’s winter break. It’s calls interrupted. Emails between snack requests. An office that suddenly feels like a playroom. It’s a glimpse into how I manage to maintain productivity while navigating the beautiful chaos of a day in the life of a mom. But this is the season that builds both resilience and legacy. If you’re a working mom trying to grow while you raise, you’re not alone. Subscribe for real conversations about business, motherhood, and building freedom without pretending it’s perfect.

My husband and I don’t take vacations anymore. We take business retreats. When we travel, we plan ahead. We build an itinerary. We develop strategy. We create content. We meet with our advisors and document everything. The IRS does not reward spontaneity. It rewards planning. If you are intentional, documented, and strategic, your lifestyle and your business do not have to compete. They can support each other. This is how smart planning turns experiences into growth.

Many individuals feel they're "bad with money," but often it's a lack of clear financial planning and a solid financial blueprint. This video highlights how even high earners can struggle with debt and managing savings without proper financial management. It emphasizes the importance of a strategic money mindset, like investing for retirement rather than overpaying taxes, to build wealth effectively. 💰💼

When I hit my first $100,000 in business, I thought I had made it. I was wrong. I didn’t just grow revenue. I grew mistakes. A tax lien. No strategy. No structure. And a hard lesson the IRS made very clear. This is exactly why I do what I do now. If you are scaling your business and think more money automatically means more freedom, this is your warning. Book a consultation before the lesson gets expensive.

Most moms feel like there is never enough time to focus on their dreams. In this clip, Jenni explains why the quiet moments during the school pickup line or daily commute can be the most valuable time of your day. Your next idea, your next strategy, your next breakthrough does not require more hours. It requires intention in the moments you already have. If you have ever felt behind as a mom or a business owner, this message is for you.

Entrepreneurship comes with statistics that should stop most people in their tracks. One in five small businesses never make it past year one. Yet here we are. Entrepreneurs who showed up, pushed forward, and proved that the odds do not define the outcome. This is my graduation speech for Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Businesses Cohort 34. And while the program was filled with strategy, systems, and financial mastery, the real power was in the people. The room. The community. The shared commitment to becoming better leaders and scaling businesses that matter. We negotiated, planned, built, cried, laughed, and grew together. And somewhere in between the spreadsheets and late night assignments, every single one of us realized something important. Small businesses are not small. We are the engine that moves communities forward. Entrepreneurs create jobs, opportunity, and economic impact every day. This program sharpened that mission. Congratulations to the entire cohort and to every small business owner who continues to fight the good fight and go after their dream. Your work matters more than you know. If you are an entrepreneur building something bigger than your current resources, I would love to hear what you are scaling next. Comment below and join the conversation.