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I have to pivot. I don't know how. I don't know when it's going to happen, but I have to figure out how I can create a lifestyle

that matches how I want to feel.

And I don't believe that continuing, even though this company is successful, I feel sick

and tired and stressed out every single day.

So how can we navigate this?

Welcome to the Healing Herb podcast. This is your grief expert and friend, Ashley Lemieux.

The holiday season used to be the most stressful time of my entire year.

And now that we're in the middle of holiday season, I've been thinking about it because I've been like, I feel like my story of how I've really pivoted in my business could help a lot of you who find yourself

in the season of maybe you have been owning your business for a while. Things are going well.

It's profitable. You're good at it. But also, it might be sucking the life out of you. Or it's taking

a lot of time away from your family, or you wish you could

be doing more holiday celebration things, but because it's the busiest time of the year and

you want to capitalize on it, you just find yourself just running yourself into the ground

and getting so burnt out during the holidays. I really think that part of my story

can help you specifically on how can I continue to build a personal brand that allows me

to have freedom of time while not having to give up everything that I've built, but pivoting it in a way that makes sense

for me in this current season of my life. Something that I have found as a female entrepreneur,

who is also a mom, is that when I started my business in my early 20s, I was of course in such a different season of life than I am now in my late

30s. Everything's different, right? We have a toddler. We're married. There's other things I want to

spend my time doing. I have nieces and nephews now. Like there's just, it's so different. And when I

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