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- May 31, 2020
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E60: A Community Of Women Entrepreneurs & Navigating A Relationship Owning A Business W/ Emily Aborn

@shebuiltthisnh

E60:

Going after your dreams can be lonely, hard on your relationships, and expedites large changes in life. Today we are joined by Emily Aborn host of the She Built This Podcast and founder of the She Built This community working with women entrepreneurs around NH to share their stories.

We go through navigating a relationship when both partners are business owners, changing when the business you started isn’t what you thought or wanted, and building a network of people you can vent to and learn from if you don’t feel like you have a circle of who you need to discuss in depth.

In This Episode We Cover

Creating an event, facebook group, and podcast
Women entrepreneurs
Loneliness of entrepreneurship
Networking to find your place
Using your content strengths
Not limiting ourselves by plans set
Always room to change what you do
Owning a business isn’t a dream if you don’t enjoy it
Feedback as couples in businesses
Combined firepower as a couple
Entrepreneurs parents and family
Use your gut

Quotes

“ I felt like I was really doing this whole entrepreneur thing completely alone. I would get up everyday, go to the store, come home, get up everyday, go to the store go home. That’s not what I thought being an entrepreneur was like, I thought you were in this thing all of you together and supporting one another.” - Emily Aborn

“ We were both in the same business but it was like we were speaking different languages because we were experiencing such different aspects of the business.” - Emily Aborn

“This desire has been in me since I was a little kid, it’s just this constant tapping on my shoulder that I cannot make go away.” - Emily Aborn

Emily Aborn & The She Built This Podcast Links

Website

www.shebuiltthis.org

The Gram!

@shebuiltthisnh

Emily’s Recommended Resources

The Big Leap

https://amzn.to/2zDgr1h

Atomic Habits

https://amzn.to/3ciLi0h

Living Forward