by Victoria Sivrais | Sep 9, 2025 | Female Entrepreneurs, Mom Guilt, Working Moms
I am writing this edition of the Founders Files because Victoria does not have the brain function to write. Or function. Or breathe. Or possibly even go to the bathroom. Some quick background. We took things a little slower this summer, but now we’re revving up in a...
by Beth Mazza | Sep 3, 2025 | Female Entrepreneurs, Working Moms
We never thought we’d admit this, but TikTok finally got us. Not the dances (though our kids would pay real money to see that). Not the hacks for cleaning grout or making three-ingredient dinners. What grabbed us was a trend we didn’t see coming: The Great Lock-In....
by Victoria Sivrais | Aug 19, 2025 | Female Entrepreneurs, Mom Guilt, Working Moms
Summer is chaotic, fun, energizing, exhausting…everything but predictable when you’re balancing a business and your kids. For mompreneurs, it’s the season of contradictions: magical memories at the pool one moment, late-night emails and stress-eating Goldfish crackers...
by Victoria Sivrais | Aug 12, 2025 | Female Entrepreneurs, Working Moms
Scroll Instagram and you’d think the secret to making money is going viral. Sure, it’s exciting when a post blows up, but for most women we know, the payoff is small. Maybe a few thousand dollars, sometimes nothing at all, even for those with huge followings. It’s the...
by Victoria Sivrais | Aug 5, 2025 | Female Entrepreneurs, Working Moms
Most of us have a few weeks left before our kids go back to school, which means a front row seat to the goals we set and didn’t even come close to accomplishing. Meanwhile, we are feeling the guilt of counting the days until our kids go back to school, yet torn...
by Victoria Sivrais | Jul 29, 2025 | Female Entrepreneurs, Working Moms
Scaling your business past six figures and into that glorious seven-figure territory takes more than grit, hustle, and midnight AI searches. It takes capital. Real money.It’s not just the small monthly savings you set aside—everything else seems to take...
