Balancing Busy

By: Leah Remillet
  • Summary

  • Showing time-starved fempreneurs how to do more with less. In this podcast, we look to simplify a different area of your business and life each week so you can experience more happy with less hustle.

    © 2024 Balancing Busy
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Episodes
  • Parenting Through Anxiety: Empowering Your Child and Yourself (#122)
    Nov 19 2024

    Anxiety is something we’ve all faced, whether as fleeting moments of worry or more persistent struggles. But when it’s our child dealing with anxiety, it can feel especially overwhelming. How do you guide them through those big feelings while fostering resilience? This is part two of my conversation with Dr. Ortiz and it gave me powerful insights, and I’m excited to share them with you. (If you missed part one make sure you go back and listen-it's packed with powerful tips!)

    AFTER YOU LISTEN:

    • Get on the list for “Six Figures Without Social Media” here.
    • Like what you heard? Leave a 5-Star Review, and I’ll send you The Balance Necklace – my way of saying thanks!
    • Get the full show notes at 120.balancingbusypodcast.com

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    Ep 109 : Raising Happy Productive Kids with Dona Matthews PhD

    Ep 107: Balancing Screen Time For Our Kids

    Ep 21: Helping Our Kids Balance The Busy


    Love the Podcast? Get special insights and never miss an episode: Click Here

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    22 mins
  • Why Over-Parenting Is Creating Anxiety—and What to Do Instead with Dr. Camilo Ortiz (Pt1)(#121)
    Nov 19 2024

    Parenting today feels like a high-stakes juggling act. With social media, smartphones, and an overwhelming pressure to do everything for our kids, many of us feel like we’re barely keeping up. What if I told you there’s another way—a way that lets you do less while actually raising more resilient, confident kids? That’s exactly what my guest, Dr. Camilo Ortiz, shared on this episode of The Balancing Busy Podcast.

    Dr. Ortiz is an associate professor of psychology at Long Island University Post and the developer of Independence Focus Therapy (IFT), a groundbreaking approach to treating and preventing anxiety in kids. With anxiety rates skyrocketing among children and teens, Dr. Ortiz’s method provides a much-needed solution that combines doing less as parents with fostering our kids' independence.

    This conversation was a game-changer for me, and I think it will be for you too.


    AFTER YOU LISTEN:

    • Check out the book Anxious Generation
    • Watch the Off The Rails video
    • Get on the list for “Six Figures Without Social Media” here.
    • Like what you heard? Leave a 5-Star Review, and I’ll send you The Balance Necklace – my way of saying thanks!
    • Get the full show notes at 121.balancingbusypodcast.com

    OTHER EPISODES YOU’LL LOVE:

    Ep 109 : Raising Happy Productive Kids with Dona Matthews PhD

    Ep 107: Balancing Screen Time For Our Kids

    Ep 21: Helping Our Kids Balance The Busy

    Love the Podcast? Get special insights and never miss an episode: Click Here

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    34 mins
  • 4 Proven + 3 Wild Card Strategies for Raising Confident Kids & Teens (#120)
    Nov 12 2024

    I’m diving into the unexpected perks of being a working mom and how it’s impacted my kids' confidence, resilience, and independence. Reflecting on my own parenting journey, I’m sharing the lessons I’ve learned about fostering problem-solving skills, self-reliance, and a love for learning in my children. Join me as I explore the hidden strengths we working parents bring to our families and share practical tips to help our kids thrive in today’s world.

    AFTER YOU LISTEN:

    • Get on the list for “Six Figures Without Social Media” here.
    • Like what you heard? Leave a 5-Star Review, and I’ll send you The Balance Necklace – my way of saying thanks!
    • Get the full show notes at 120.balancingbusypodcast.com

    OTHER EPISODES YOU’LL LOVE:

    Ep 109 : Raising Happy Productive Kids with Dona Matthews PhD

    Ep 107: Balancing Screen Time For Our Kids

    Ep 21: Helping Our Kids Balance The Busy

    Love the Podcast? Get special insights and never miss an episode: Click Here

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    38 mins

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Doing less, but better

I met Leah at a conference in 2023 and was immediately in the love with the way she presents information. She makes everything so relatable. I appreciate that she shares her own personal stories. The idea of "doing less, but better" is one of my new mantras for 2024!

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Amazing helpful easy and fun

I love this podcast! Being a busy mom I need something easy fun interesting and helpful to listen to. I have limited time in my busy world and this is perfect

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Purpose, Profits and being present!!

Leah's passion and enthusiasm is contagious. Her experience and perspective in juggling work, family and personal life and how to execute efficient systems is so exciting. Just what I've been needing!

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