Marketing Like a Mother

• #161 - Q&A: What to Do When Your Business Starts to Feel Like Too Much

  You built your business for flexibility, freedom, and maybe a little extra Target money… but now it’s just feeling like a never-ending to-do list with a logo. In this audience Q&A episode of Marketing Like a Mother, Olivia Radcliffe shares real answers to real questions from moms who are juggling growing a business with real life—complete with exhaustion, second-guessing, and that nagging feeling that this whole thing is getting heavy.She unpacks what’s really going on when you're burned out, when you're losing passion for the work you used to love, and when “enough” feels like an impossible target. If you’ve ever said, “This isn’t working,” while staring blankly at your laptop at 10:37 PM… this one’s for you.----Questions Answered in This Episode:"I've been in business for a few years, but I feel like I'm working nonstop and not making enough to justify the stress. What am I doing wrong?""How do you handle feeling like you're always behind—in business, parenting, and life?""What do you do when you're losing passion for your business but can't afford to walk away?""What's your favorite way to reset when you're overwhelmed?"----Links & Resources from the EpisodeGot a Q for Olivia? Email: [email protected]: www.thebluebellgroup.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit marketinglikeamother.substack.com

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• #160 - Q&A: Where to Start When You Want to Grow a Business

  You’ve got a million business ideas, five hours a week, and a deep craving for both creative freedom and a solid nap... 😴 In this audience Q&A episode, Olivia Radcliffe answers some of the most common (and totally fair) questions from moms trying to build businesses while also managing snacks, schedules, and the sudden emotional needs of small children.Whether you're brainstorming at bedtime or Googling “how to start a business” while reheating your coffee for the third time, this episode will meet you right where you're at.The Q’s from this Episode:1. I have a million business ideas—how do I pick just one?2. Is it realistic to start a business if I only have 5–10 hours a week?3. What should I do first: website, social media, or create the product?4. How much money do I really need to start?5. Do you use a planner or sticky notes? What’s your organizational strategy with them?Tune in for the A’s!Links & Resources from the EpisodeGot a Q for Olivia? Email: [email protected]: www.thebluebellgroup.com This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit marketinglikeamother.substack.com

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• #159 - 6 Times I Screwed Up BIG in Business (And What They Taught Me...)

  If you’ve ever made a business decision you immediately regretted (hi, it’s me 🙋‍♀️) — today's episode is exactly what you need to hear.In this episode of Marketing Like a Mother, I’m getting real real about the 6 biggest business mistakes I’ve made over the years.Here’s a sneak peek:✨ A course I spent months creating... that I secretly despised teaching.✨ A major mistake that left me with zero ways for people to buy from me (facepalm).✨ A crucial first step when launching a high-ticket offer.✨ A SUPER expensive pattern of outsourcing my confidence instead of trusting myself.✨ And a client nightmare that made me realize no paycheck is worth your peace.(And yep, I’m sharing what I’d do differently today so you don’t have to learn the hard way like I did.)If you’ve ever worried that one wrong move will wreck your business—this episode will feel like a giant exhale. Mistakes aren’t the end. They’re the beginning of doing things your way. Listen to the episode now!-----👉 Want to submit a question of your own to be answered on a future episode? Email your questions to [email protected]! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit marketinglikeamother.substack.com

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• #158 - How to Build a Business That Loves You Back

  Alright, let’s talk about something we don’t talk about enough: what happens when your business starts to feel like a job you can’t quit. 😬 In this episode of Marketing Like a Mother, Olivia chats with business coach and boundary-builder extraordinaire Lindsay Stead about what it really means to build a business that fits you—your personality, your energy, your actual life.They dig into boundary setting (the baby steps and the big ones), heart-centered marketing that doesn’t feel gross, and how to stop being a mini version of someone else’s success story. If you’ve ever felt trapped by your own strategy or second-guessed your capacity, this one’s for you!Key Takeaways:* The reason you’re burnt out might be because you’re following someone else’s “proven” framework—and not your own rhythm.* Lindsay shares how setting one tiny household boundary gave her the confidence to hold bigger ones in business.* What to focus on to create a marketing plan that doesn’t make you cringe* The “ideal client” you created might have been perfect for past you—but is she still right for present you?* What to do if your strategy feels off.* What Lindsay really means by “heart-centered marketing” (and why the buzzword isn’t the whole story).* You get to be visible on your terms.* What it means to “hire yourself as a client.”🔗 Links & Resources from the Episode* Connect with Lindsay on Facebook* Connect with Lindsay on LinkedIn* Connect with Lindsay on Instagram* Check out her free audio for listeners for creating a playful, profitable & balanced business: * Learn more at thelindsaystead.comReady to build a business and life you love? Click below to unlock additional free resources! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit marketinglikeamother.substack.com

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• #157 - From Panic to Power: Rewiring for Business Growth with Neural Activation

  If you’ve ever frozen at the thought of showing up online, opened an email and immediately felt dread, or snapped at your kid over something tiny—this episode is for you. Olivia sits down with success & money psychologist Farhana Goga to dig into the science and soul of why we respond the way we do—and how we can change it.Farhana explains what neural activation really is, how it ties into subconscious programming, and why we’re not actually wired to “step outside our comfort zone”—we’re meant to expand it. This is one of those conversations that just might shift everything!Key Takeaways (aka “You’re gonna want to hear this one” moments):* If “just be consistent” sends your nervous system into panic mode, here’s what’s really going on.* You might be sabotaging your next big opportunity—not because you’re not capable, but because your brain thinks it’s unsafe.* Farhana shares how a client went from paralyzed by fear… to delivering a TEDx talk like a boss.* Visualization isn’t fluff—it’s science. (And Farhana breaks down exactly why it works.)* Why your old beliefs about money, visibility, or worth might not even be yours—and how to let them go.* If you’ve done all the mindset work and still feel stuck, your body might be holding on to something your brain can’t logic away.* Not into visualizing? Farhana shares what to do instead—yes, even if you “can’t see the apple.”* The truth about perfectionism, self-trust, and what your nervous system needs to finally feel safe enough to grow.🔗 Links & Resources from the Episode* Instagram: @farhana.goga* Facebook: https://web.facebook.com/OnBeingWoman/* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/farhanagoga/* Free Resources & ToolsReady to build a business and life you love? Click below to unlock additional free resources! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit marketinglikeamother.substack.com

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