This Mum Loves Tech
This Mum Loves Tech
Podcast Description
Hi, I'm Nicola Walsh and welcome to the "This Mum Loves Tech" podcast.
I'm passionate about empowering female entrepreneurs to overcome the tech obstacles that can stop you from growing your online business.
In each episode I'll be sharing my top tech tips and essential tools that can help you with running your business. I'll also be talking to other amazing female business owners who are using tech to help automate, market and sell their products and services.
Don't forget to check the show notes for any useful links and resources that have been mentioned.
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The podcast focuses on empowering female entrepreneurs, tech tools, and automation strategies, with episode examples such as creating effective sales funnels, simplifying payment processes with ThriveCart, and overcoming tech-related fears. Specific themes include website functionality, payment automation, and mindset shifts regarding technology usage.
Hi, I’m Nicola Walsh and welcome to the “This Mum Loves Tech” podcast.
I’m passionate about empowering female entrepreneurs to overcome the tech obstacles that can stop you from growing your online business.
In each episode I’ll be sharing my top tech tips and essential tools that can help you with running your business. I’ll also be talking to other amazing female business owners who are using tech to help automate, market and sell their products and services.
Don’t forget to check the show notes for any useful links and resources that have been mentioned.
This Mum Loves Tech Season 2, Episode 6: How to Grow Your Business Without Sacrificing Family Time with Erin Thomas Wong
Are you running your online business on limited school hours, but feeling guilty that you aren't doing ”enough”? In this episode, I’m joined by Erin Thomas Wong, the Life Friendly Business Mentor, to talk about how to build a business that works around your family and wellbeing without burning out.
We discuss why traditional hustle culture fails mums in business, how to use the ”three jars of beads” to understand your real capacity, and why taking two hours of CEO time every Monday morning can completely transform how you work.
In this episode, we chatted about:
✅ Capacity Before Strategy: Why you must look at your available time and headspace before choosing a business model.
✅ The Three Jars of Beads: A visual way to understand where your time and energy are really going.
✅ Monday Morning CEO Time: How giving your ”snowglobe brain” space to settle stops decision fatigue.
✅ Tech Without the Faff: Using simple booking systems, voice notes, and AI tools to keep your business ticking over in the background.
✅ Defining Your Success: Why ambition doesn't have to mean managing a massive team or working round the clock.
JOIN THE MEMBERSHIP & WATCH ERIN'S MASTERCLASS!
Erin will be delivering an exclusive masterclass inside the This Mum Loves Tech Membership next week called ”The Visibility Ripple Effect.” Learn how to get visible and stay discoverable without being glued to your phone!
When you join, you also get instant access to our weekly live Google Meet Q&A calls with me to solve your tech puzzles on screen.
👉 Join the membership for £35/month:https://thismumlovestech.co.uk/membership/
I’d love to help you get your tech sorted so you can give yourself that peace of mind and time back.
Connect with Erin Thomas Wong:
Website:https://lifefriendlybusiness.com
Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/lifefriendlybiz
Listen to Erin’s Podcast:The Life Friendly Business Podcast (available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon, and YouTube)
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