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How to Turn Your Hot Mess into a Success: Finding Fulfillment in Your Business with Laura Kockler

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In this episode, Laura Kockler, a Strategic Service Provider for women-owned subscription boxes and e-commerce brands, shares her journey of self-discovery and how she found fulfilment in her business as a self-employed entrepreneur. We explore the often-overlooked topic of mental health in entrepreneurship and how it affects our success.

We discuss the glorification of hustle, girl-boss culture, and side hustle shade and how it's shifting towards growing your business in a way that works for you, what I like to call "The Scenic Route way. Laura, a self-proclaimed Hot Mess, believes you can be successful and have a great impact without having it all figured out.

Join us for this must-listen episode if you're an entrepreneur, thinking of starting a business, or have been navigating this space for years. Discover how to succeed on your own terms and work your business as a hot mess while achieving your goals. Don't miss Laura's valuable insights and tips on finding fulfilment as a self-employed entrepreneur and Hot Mess.


Connect with Laura over on:
Website: https://www.subsupporther.com/

Podcast she loves: Business Minus The Bullshit, Marketing Muckracking



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