Dr. Celia is board-certified psychiatrist turned coach for mom business owners. As a mama of 1, Dr. Celia’s mission is help ultra-busy moms run a business that works around their family and crazy schedule so they know what tasks to prioritize in the small pockets of time they have so they get more accomplished during the day-and finally start to love their business again. Dr. Celia has seen over 1000 patients and applies her extensive knowledge of the human mind to help busy mom business owners get more done in their businesses with an emphasis on the most important aspect of productivity- their thoughts and feelings.
the 20-minute panic
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Hey Reader! Yesterday I had exactly 23 minutes before my next call. I stood in my office, heart racing slightly because I KNEW I should use this time wisely, mentally cycling through seventeen different tasks… Reach out to that potential client? Write that blog post? Update my website? And you know what happened? I spent 18 of those precious minutes just… frozen. Overwhelmed by choice. Feeling like whatever I picked would be the “wrong” thing. Then my call started and I felt like a complete failure. Please tell me this isn’t just me. Here’s what I’m realizing about us mom business owners - we’re really good at finding small pockets of time, but the PRESSURE of making them “count” is actually paralyzing us. Here’s the hardest confession to make, especially to you, Reader: I’ve been trying to sell you my products for months, and it’s not working. Not because you don’t need help, but because I haven’t been asking what you ACTUALLY struggle with. Here’s what I want to know: When you find yourself with 20-45 minutes of unexpected time, what’s the FIRST “I should…” thought that pops into your head? Just hit reply and tell me. I’m reading every response. Because honestly? I think we’re all drowning in our own expectations, and I want to build something that actually helps instead of adding more pressure. Hit reply - what’s your first “I should…” when you get surprise time? With love, Dr. Celia |
Dr. Celia
Dr. Celia is board-certified psychiatrist turned coach for mom business owners. As a mama of 1, Dr. Celia’s mission is help ultra-busy moms run a business that works around their family and crazy schedule so they know what tasks to prioritize in the small pockets of time they have so they get more accomplished during the day-and finally start to love their business again. Dr. Celia has seen over 1000 patients and applies her extensive knowledge of the human mind to help busy mom business owners get more done in their businesses with an emphasis on the most important aspect of productivity- their thoughts and feelings.
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