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122. What I’d Focus on If I Only Had 15 Hours a Week This Summer
Sustainable CEO Mom: Productivity, Automation, AI and Marketing Strategies for Female Entrepreneurs + Service Providers
Summer has a way of making even the most organized business owner question everything.
The kids are home. Routines disappear overnight. Work hours shrink. And suddenly you're trying to fit a full-capacity business into a fraction of the time.
In this episode, I share exactly what I would focus on if I only had 15 hours a week to work this summer. Instead of chasing more growth, more content, and more hustle, I break down how to maintain momentum, protect revenue, and stay visible without burning yourself out.
You'll learn what to prioritize, what to let go of, how to structure a lower-capacity workweek, and why maintenance seasons are still valuable seasons in business.
If you've ever worried that slowing down for summer means losing momentum, this episode will give you a sustainable roadmap for navigating the season with confidence.
In this episode, you'll learn:
- Why summer requires a different business strategy—not just fewer hours
- The biggest mistake moms make when trying to maintain business as usual
- The non-negotiables I would focus on during a 15-hour workweek
- How to stay visible without creating content every day
- What to prioritize to keep revenue moving during lower-capacity seasons
- A simple framework for structuring your time when hours are limited
- Why maintenance seasons are often a sign of strong CEO leadership
Because your business should be able to survive summer breaks, camp gaps, sick days, and real life.
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