Sep 11, 2026 · 12 min · 10 segments
A farmer told me something that stopped me cold: "I don't think we ever designed the farm well enough around having children." Seven years in, two kids, and that sentence had never been said out loud…
It's the scramble of getting out of the greenhouse when the sun's already hot and the kids are melting down, and you can't pull your feet out of the quicksand.
When I first started trying to run a business while I had kids, which I've actually always done both simultaneously, my kids were born about when I started my entrepreneurial journey.
Where does parenting stop? Where does the business stop? And how do you prevent them from blending together? It was never easy to deal with, but today it's smooth as silk.
And I made some changes along the way, which I'll share with you to help you in your journey.
It's the scramble of getting out of the greenhouse when the sun's already hot and the kids are melting down, and you can't pull your feet out of the quicksand.
When I first started trying to run a business while I had kids, which I've actually always done both simultaneously, my kids were born about when I started my entrepreneurial journey.
Where does parenting stop? Where does the business stop? And how do you prevent them from blending together? It was never easy to deal with, but today it's smooth as silk.
And I made some changes along the way, which I'll share with you to help you in your journey.
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