The Business of Thinking Big

The Business of Thinking Big Podcast is hosted by business coach and founder of Mamas & Co., Lianne Kim. In this podcast we talk all things business mindset, strategy and hustle. So, if you're looking to grow your revenue, serve more dream clients and create amazing new possibilities, then you my friend are in the right place!

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  Episode #418

  90-Day Goal Setting

  Sep 23, 202625 min

  What if the next 90 days could be your most powerful quarter of the year? In this episode of The Business of Thinking Big, Lianne Kim shares a practical approach to setting goals that actually feel exciting, achievable, and aligned with where you are right now. Instead of simply pushing yourself to accomplish more, Lianne encourages you to pause, reflect, and consider what would genuinely feel good to achieve over the next 90 days. She walks through how to look back at the goals you set earlier in the year without judgment, assess where you are now, and create three focused goals for the next quarter: one for revenue, one for business growth, and one for your personal life. Lianne also explains why your goals need to be specific and measurable, how to balance ambitious goals with the realities of your schedule and family life, and why knowing what your business and life need right now is essential to creating meaningful progress. In this episode, you'll learn: Why 90 days can be a powerful timeframe for achieving meaningful goals How to reflect on your yearly goals without judging yourself How to identify what would feel genuinely good to accomplish The three types of goals every female founder should consider How to set a clear and compelling 90-day revenue goal How to choose a business milestone that supports your revenue goals Why your personal goal may be the most important goal of all How to make your goals specific, measurable, and actionable Why knowing your schedule, energy, and priorities matters when setting goals How clear goals can help you step into your role as the CEO of your life and business Whether you're feeling behind on your yearly goals, craving more balance, or ready to make the next quarter your most productive yet, this episode will help you create a focused 90-day plan that supports both your business and your life. Timestamps: 00:00 – Why the next 90 days can be incredibly powerful 01:00 – Why aggressive goals aren't always the answer 02:00 – How much you can accomplish in 90 days 03:00 – Why it's okay to reset your goals 04:00 – Reflecting on what you wanted at the beginning of the year 05:00 – Letting go of self-judgment around unmet goals 06:00 – Giving yourself grace when life gets in the way 07:00 – Asking, "Where am I now?" 08:00 – Acknowledging your progress and current energy 09:00 – What would feel really good in the next 90 days? 10:00 – Why there's no such thing as the "perfect" goal 11:00 – Why quarterly goals can be more effective than annual goals 12:00 – Goal #1: Creating your 90-day revenue goal 13:00 – Balancing ambitious goals with your real-life schedule 14:00 – Goal #2: Choosing your business milestone goal 15:00 – Aligning your business milestone with your revenue goal 16:00 – Goal #3: Choosing your personal goal 17:00 – Identifying the one thing that could improve everything else 18:00 – Your three goals for the next 90 days 19:00 – Making your goals specific and measurable 20:00 – Defining your clear and compelling desired end result 21:00 – How clear goals help you become the CEO of your life 22:00 – Working with a business coach or mentor 23:00 – Taking ownership of your goals and priorities 24:00 – Final encouragement to make the next 90 days count — ‌Connect with me: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liannekimcoach Instagram: @liannekimcoach Join the Mamas & Co. community to get access to valuable resources and the support of likeminded mompreneurs and mentors: https://www.mamasandco.com Instagram: @mamasandco Podcasting support: https://theultimatecreative.com

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  Episode #417

  6-Figure Success Stories

  Sep 16, 202634 min

  What does it really take to build a six-figure business? In this episode of The Business of Thinking Big, Lianne Kim takes a walk down memory lane and shares eight inspiring success stories from women she has coached over the years. These women come from different industries and different stages of business and motherhood, but each found their own path to reaching six figures. From growing a consulting business from $0 to over $100K in six months to overcoming burnout, imposter syndrome, and the fear of being visible, these stories highlight the strategies, mindset shifts, support systems, and bold decisions that helped these women grow. Lianne also explores the importance of refining your offers, learning from your clients, building strong peer support, investing in yourself, and staying open to how your success might actually unfold. In this episode, you'll learn: How Caitlin Beattie grew from $0 to $100K in six months Why staying open to what the market is telling you can help refine your business How Fran Murray transitioned from baking to becoming a service provider Why strategic pricing, systems, and staffing can support sustainable growth How Judy Lutieri transformed her wellness business by adding coaching Why you can't force someone who isn't ready for change The power of peer support and accountability when building a business How Gio Aiello moved from burnout to running a six-figure doula agency Why nervous system work and mindset can play a role in navigating business growth How Leah Davidson overcame limiting beliefs and built a six-figure coaching business Why being a helper doesn't mean you can't make money How Brittany Gaudio learned to aim higher and understand her ideal clients How Andrea Morad overcame imposter syndrome and became more visible Why you don't always know where your next big business opportunity will come from Whether you're dreaming of your first six figures or already working toward a bigger revenue goal, these stories are a reminder that there isn't one single path to success. Sometimes, you simply need the right strategy, support, and willingness to keep moving forward. Timestamps: 00:00 – Eight inspiring six-figure success stories 01:00 – Caitlin Beattie's journey from $0 to $100K in six months 02:00 – How Caitlin surpassed $300K in her first year 03:00 – Using client feedback to refine your business 04:00 – Fran Murray's transition from baker to service provider 05:00 – Repricing and restructuring for sustainable growth 06:00 – Building systems and adding support as demand grows 07:00 – Setting ambitious revenue goals 08:00 – Judy Lutieri's successful wellness business 09:00 – Meeting clients where they are 10:00 – Why you can't force someone to change 11:00 – The power of serving clients through transformation 12:00 – How peer support helped two entrepreneurs reach six figures 13:00 – The importance of feeling seen and supported 14:00 – Building a community of women who want each other to succeed 15:00 – The power of accountability and connection 16:00 – Gio Aiello's journey from burnout to six figures 17:00 – Navigating the roller coaster of entrepreneurship 18:00 – Understanding fear and nervous system responses 19:00 – Learning to sit with the ups and downs 20:00 – Leah Davidson's journey to becoming a six-figure coach 21:00 – Overcoming the belief that you shouldn't charge for your work 22:00 – Reinvesting in your business to reach more people 23:00 – Celebrating big wins and overcoming self-doubt 24:00 – Creating a successful six-figure launch 25:00 – Brittany Gaudio and the courage to aim higher 26:00 – Understanding your ideal client and what they're willing to invest in 27:00 – Learning to play bigger in your business 28:00 – Andrea Morad's journey through imposter syndrome 29:00 – Becoming visible despite fear and self-doubt 30:00 – Setting a six-figure goal and making it happen 31:00 – Staying open to how success might come 32:00 – Why support can help you get further, faster 33:00 – Setting your own big, bold business goals — ‌Connect with me: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liannekimcoach Instagram: @liannekimcoach Join the Mamas & Co. community to get access to valuable resources and the support of likeminded mompreneurs and mentors: https://www.mamasandco.com Instagram: @mamasandco Podcasting support: https://theultimatecreative.com

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  Episode #416

  Quick Tip: Putting yourself FIRST!

  Sep 9, 202615 min

  What if putting yourself first could actually make you a better mom, partner, and leader? In this quick tip episode of The Business of Thinking Big, Lianne Kim talks about why learning to prioritize your own needs is especially important during busy seasons of life. For many mom entrepreneurs, caring for children, partners, aging parents, and everyone else can make it feel natural to put yourself at the bottom of the list. Lianne shares practical ways to create more space, freedom, and support in your life, including having difficult conversations, building systems at home, and trusting your children to take on more responsibility. She also explains why asking for help isn't selfish and how empowering the people around you can help you become a better leader and parent. In this episode, you'll learn: Why putting yourself first can lead to more joy, success, and abundance How to have difficult conversations about what you need Why creating systems can make it easier to prioritize yourself How to empower your children to take on more responsibility Why asking for help isn't selfish How to create more balance in household responsibilities Why being specific about your needs and requests matters How small changes can give you back valuable time and energy Why prioritizing yourself can make you a better mom and leader Whether you're a mom entrepreneur navigating a busy season, caring for children and aging parents, or simply feeling like everyone else's needs come before your own, this episode is a reminder that you deserve a place on your own priority list, too. Timestamps:‌ ‌ 00:00 – Why putting yourself first matters 01:00 – Preparing for a busy season 02:00 – The challenge of being part of the sandwich generation 03:00 – Why putting yourself first can create more joy and success 04:00 – Having difficult conversations with your partner 05:00 – Asking for the support you need 06:00 – Building systems into your daily life 07:00 – Using a family calendar to create more flow 08:00 – Trusting your kids to take on more responsibility 09:00 – Creating systems so you can prioritize yourself 10:00 – Empowering children through chores and allowances 11:00 – Teaching kids that household responsibilities are shared 12:00 – Asking for help with family responsibilities 13:00 – Getting specific about what you need 14:00 – Your action step: Ask for help with one thing — ‌Connect with me: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liannekimcoach Instagram: @liannekimcoach Join the Mamas & Co. community to get access to valuable resources and the support of likeminded mompreneurs and mentors: https://www.mamasandco.com Instagram: @mamasandco Podcasting support: https://theultimatecreative.com

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  Episode #415

  Power Rituals to Get More Done

  Sep 2, 202637 min

  Do you ever feel like you're carrying an endless mental load while trying to juggle your business, family, and everything else life throws at you? In this solo episode of The Business of Thinking Big, Lianne Kim shares practical strategies for getting more done without falling into the trap of constant productivity, overwhelm, or trying to do everything at once. She talks honestly about navigating a busy season of life while running a business and why the goal isn't maximum output, but creating more clarity, focus, and flow. Lianne walks through simple systems that help her protect her time and energy, from starting the day with movement and using a visual weekly planner to setting meaningful time blocks, eliminating distractions, and creating boundaries with family, friends, and work. In this episode, you'll learn: Why getting more done isn't about maximum output How 20 minutes of movement can improve focus and mental clarity Why having a visual schedule can help reduce mental overwhelm How to connect your daily tasks to your bigger goals Why time blocking can help prevent context switching and brain fatigue How to eliminate distractions and protect your focus The importance of setting boundaries around your workday How to keep household responsibilities from taking over business time Why creating systems can help you work with more flow and less stress How to prioritize progress over perfection Whether you're a busy entrepreneur, a working mom, or simply someone trying to manage a full life without constantly feeling overwhelmed, this episode will help you rethink productivity and create a way of working that feels more focused, intentional, and sustainable. Timestamps:‌ ‌ 00:00 – Why getting more done doesn't mean doing everything 02:00 – The invisible mental load of a busy life 03:00 – Creating focus instead of chasing maximum output 04:00 – Why movement should be part of your morning routine 06:00 – Starting your day in the right energetic state 08:00 – How morning movement improves focus and clarity 10:00 – Why 20 minutes can make a major difference 11:00 – Using a visual schedule to organize your week 13:00 – Finding a planning system that works for your brain 15:00 – Why Lianne prefers a paper planner over a digital calendar 16:00 – Creating more control over your time and energy 17:00 – Why your goals should guide your priorities 19:00 – Reverse engineering your week from your desired outcome 20:00 – Considering your team's priorities and needs 21:00 – How time blocking improves focus 22:00 – Understanding context switching and brain fatigue 23:00 – Creating meaningful blocks of focused work 24:00 – Why dedicated creative days can boost productivity 25:00 – Designing your week around your energy 26:00 – The impact of distractions on your business 27:00 – Creating a work environment that supports focus 28:00 – Setting boundaries with family and friends 30:00 – Why your phone may be your biggest distraction 31:00 – Turning off notifications and protecting your attention 32:00 – Keeping household tasks out of your workday 33:00 – Why boundaries are essential for getting more done 34:00 – Protecting your time during travel and retreats 35:00 – Working through the discomfort of setting boundaries 36:00 – Creating systems that allow you to work in flow — ‌Connect with me: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liannekimcoach Instagram: @liannekimcoach Join the Mamas & Co. community to get access to valuable resources and the support of likeminded mompreneurs and mentors: https://www.mamasandco.com Instagram: @mamasandco Podcasting support: https://theultimatecreative.com

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  Episode #414

  Built on a Dream with Ashley Duarte-Devlin

  Aug 26, 202642 min

  What happens when a simple dream turns into a thriving business built around belonging, inclusion, and community? In this episode of The Business of Thinking Big, Lianne Kim sits down with Ashley Duarte Devlin, owner and director of Camp Dreamwood, an inclusive overnight summer camp in Ontario. Ashley shares how a dream at age 20 became a camp serving kids from all walks of life, why organic growth and word of mouth have been at the heart of Dreamwood's success, and how she has built a business without losing sight of the community that makes it special. Ashley also opens up about navigating a lupus diagnosis while running a seasonal business, the importance of finding a deeper "why," and why growing bigger isn't always the best measure of success. In this episode, you'll learn: How a simple dream became Camp Dreamwood Why organic growth and word-of-mouth marketing can be incredibly powerful How to build a business around strong values and a clear mission The importance of creating an inclusive community where kids can see themselves in others How Ashley pivoted during COVID and found new ways to keep her community connected Why seasonal businesses need thoughtful planning and consistent revenue strategies How sponsorship programs can create greater access and diversity What it means to grow a business mindfully without sacrificing community How Ashley's health journey shaped her purpose and perspective Why a strong "why" can help you keep moving through difficult seasons Whether you're a business owner thinking about sustainable growth, a parent looking for meaningful experiences for your children, or someone navigating an unexpected challenge, this episode is a powerful reminder that success isn't always about becoming bigger. Sometimes, it's about building something meaningful and creating a community that people never want to leave. Timestamps:‌ ‌ 00:00 – Meet Ashley Duarte Devlin and Camp Dreamwood 01:00 – What makes Dreamwood different 03:00 – How Ashley came up with the idea for an overnight camp 05:00 – The origin of the name Dreamwood 06:00 – Growing from a small camp into a full-time business 07:00 – Navigating COVID and unexpected business challenges 09:00 – Turning a setback into an opportunity for growth 10:00 – The power of word-of-mouth marketing 12:00 – How powerful storytelling and video can sell an experience 14:00 – Keeping campers connected during the off-season 15:00 – How COVID inspired new ways to build community 17:00 – Creating year-round revenue for a seasonal business 18:00 – Why early registration matters 20:00 – The return of Dreamwood's annual fundraiser 21:00 – Sponsoring 24 campers through community support 23:00 – Why inclusion and diversity matter at camp 24:00 – Creating opportunities for campers to become leaders 26:00 – Ashley's lupus diagnosis and health journey 28:00 – Finding a deeper "why" during difficult seasons 30:00 – Grieving the life you thought you would have 31:00 – Motherhood, adoption, and unexpected blessings 32:00 – What's next for Camp Dreamwood 34:00 – Why bigger isn't always better 35:00 – Growing a business mindfully and organically 36:00 – The power of Color Wars and creating memorable experiences 37:00 – Why Dreamwood is a screen-free camp 38:00 – Building connection in an increasingly disconnected world 40:00 – Where to find Camp Dreamwood 41:00 – The power of community and finding your village — ‌Connect with me: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liannekimcoach Instagram: @liannekimcoach Join the Mamas & Co. community to get access to valuable resources and the support of likeminded mompreneurs and mentors: https://www.mamasandco.com Instagram: @mamasandco Podcasting support: https://theultimatecreative.com

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