Welcome to Empower Her podcast where we're all about transparency, fun, and getting out of our own damn way to build lives we really freaking love.

My name's Keisha. I'm a wife, mom, and serial entrepreneur obsessed with pulling back the curtain in a very

come with me, let's figure out life together kind of way.

Because let's be real, aren't we all just figuring it out as we go?

My intention with this show is that you leave each episode feeling so seen, but also with

some tactical tools to help get you from where you are now to where

you want to go in your life, career, relationships, and maybe even in your journey as a mom,

too.

So girlfriend, let's do the damn thing.

What's up?

I'm so excited that you're here for today's episode because last week on Empower Her, we talked about

something that I think a lot of us as ambitious women do, which is we hit a season where

we're tired, we're overwhelmed, we're stretched thin, and we immediately start to question

everything. We're like, is this thing still aligned? Did I pick the wrong path?

Should I pivot? Should I burn it all to the ground? Like, ah, what do I do with myself?

And last week, I talked about how important it is not to confuse a capacity problem with an alignment

problem. And honestly, I still fully stand by that. But here's what's interesting. Over the last two weeks,

I have spent a lot of time out of my normal routine. For context, my husband, Sina, and I and our two

and a half year old son, Brody, went up to Seattle where both of our families are from. We spend a

bunch of time with our family. And then I also got to do like a coaching call with one of my one-on-one clients. I don't talk about one-on-one clients often on the podcast, but I do take some one-to-one clients. I got to do a coaching call where I was coached by Sena's business coach. And then Sina and I took a four-day trip to Santa Barbara to just have like a little one-on-one time

us two before baby girl comes and we left Brody with our family in Seattle, which was so great.

So all of that being said, I had a lot of time out of my normal routine and like the hustle

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