I didn't get into this business to build this empire and have other people be doing everything.

Like I love it. And does it cap my business? Absolutely. But I'm fine with that. And I'm okay with that. I want to be a

solopreneur. And my goal has never to become more. And I think it's hard for some people to hear.

Like there have been some coaches that haven't necessarily worked with them, but they've chatted and they kind of pushed me in the direction of like, oh, well, you could outsource this and you could make this. And I'm like, I don't want to. I love what I do. And I want to keep it like that. And I feel like if I become a people manager, I won't enjoy it as much anymore. So I don't know, like, you can build your business however

you want. And if somebody online makes you feel like you need to be doing it differently,

like mute unfollow. It's not worth it. Like, I want the slower life and I'm fine if I don't

make $2 million a year. I don't care. That's not my goal.

You're listening to Shee with Jordan Lee Dooley, a personal development podcast for the

everyday woman. Come invited, leave ignited. Here's your host, Jordan Lee Dooley.

Music Lee Dooley.

Hey, Abigail, welcome to she.

Hi, thank you so much for having me.

Thank you for being here.

I am looking forward to this conversation because I feel like I get to talk quite a bit about motherhood and health and all of these things. But sometimes I feel like personally, one of the biggest things I struggle

with is finding balance as like a mom who also works, even though I get to work from home and have

flexibility. And I thought you'd be a really fun person to chat through with this. You've got to share,

you've shared some thoughts on this too. And I think it'll be really good. But before we jump in,

can you just share, who are you? What do you do? What are you all about? Like, give us the quick 4-1-1.

It's always like, I never know what to do here. I'm like, do I just like read my bio? Yeah, right.

That's so boring. Well, I'm Abigail. I am a long-time entrepreneur, but about two and a half years ago, I started kind of like my own

forward facing personal brand, right? Before I had kind of always been a right hand woman and

kind of supported other, you know, people who had brands and people who were like out there.

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