The Founder Files

Let’s get something straight right out of the gate: if you’re a working mom building a business, you’re already operating at an Olympian’s level. You’ve negotiated bedtime like a hostage negotiator, were only a few minutes late for pickup despite closing a deal wile...

Here’s the truth...most women founders wait way too long to make their first hire. And when they finally do, they’re so overwhelmed they hand over the keys to the business (and their sanity) to the first person who seems remotely competent and is willing to take on...

Struggling with when to hire for your business? The secret to scaling isn’t waiting—it’s betting on help before you’re ready. Here’s why.

Scaling doesn’t mean selling out. It means finally building a business that doesn’t run on your exhaustion. If the phrase “scale your business” gives you a pit in your stomach, you’re not alone—and you’re not wrong. Scaling can feel overwhelming, even selfish. But when done right, it’s the most powerful way to reclaim your time, protect your energy, and step into the CEO role.

Burnout is not a business plan. If your calendar is overflowing and your brain feels fried, it’s time to shift gears. Discover how to build a scalable business model that actually supports your life—not one that drains it. This guide walks you through smart, sustainable strategies to grow your revenue without multiplying your workload.

More clients. More revenue. More burnout? If your business is growing but your profits — and free time — aren’t, you’re missing the mark. This post unpacks what scaling a business really means and why it matters more than growth, especially for entrepreneurs balancing ambition and home life.

When the corporate grind no longer fit, Kaitlyn didn’t just pivot—she reimagined her entire life. Her story is one of honest hustle, bold decisions, and the kind of flexibility every mom deserves. Whether you’re dreaming of ditching the 9–5 or simply searching for your next step, Kaitlyn’s journey is proof that you don’t have to choose between ambition and being present—you can have both.