Commitment, Follow Through, And Accountability. In this episode of the Boss Mom podcast Dana & Nj chat about commitment, follow through, and accountability partners. Just a heads up, NJ was sick and hopped up on DayQuill. She mentions the show 19 Kids and Counting, but she’s actually talking about the show Bringing Up Bates.
 
In this episode you’ll hear:

The reason why we start and stop new projects.
How to get past the fear of perfection and self sabotage and get stuff done.
What to do when a season of push ends.
The importance of margin and white space in our schedule.
How Dana and NJ fight shiny object syndrome.
How to move forward with an idea and when to let it go.

Recommended links and resources: 

The Boss Mom Academy 
Voxer – an awesome walkie talkie style app for your iPhone

Can I quote you on that?

Don’t get trapped comparing your beginning to someone else’s middle. NJ
Done is better than perfect. If you wrap yourself up in the perfection of things, you’re never going to move forward. NJ
We have seasons of push so we can have seasons of rest. NJ
Yesterday, my kids were being adorable and I didn’t take them to school until 10:30 am. I’ve got that freedom because I’m building my business this way. – Dana
When you say yes to something, you’re saying no to something else. And when you say no to that non ideal client or project, you are saying yes to margin for better things. – NJ
Business is about people. The more you can surround yourself with community and invest in relationships, the more your business will thrive. – NJ
When I start a new project, I take time to think of the effort I’m going to put into a new project vs the return I’m going to get back. – Dana

Connect with Dana & NJ
Dana: Instagram / Periscope (her total happy place)
NJ : Website / Instagram (her total happy place)

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