Digital Dawn TPOH 6 - Marketing, Motherhood, and the Messy Middle
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Marketing, Motherhood, and the Messy Middle

Marketing, Motherhood, and the Messy Middle

 

Episode Summary

In this episode, Dawn sits down with longtime friend and powerhouse marketer Karen Sahetya to unpack what it really looks like to grow a business while staying grounded in your values.

From leaving the corporate grind to building an agency that prioritizes both results and real life, Karen shares her honest take on what’s broken in the marketing world—and what women entrepreneurs actually need to succeed. They talk motherhood, burnout, boundaries, and the myths we need to ditch if we want to lead with intention instead of overwhelm.

Key Takeaways To Tune In For:

  • (05:00) – From Corporate to CEO
  • (10:00) – Building an Agency That Works for You
  • (15:00) – Redefining “Success” as a Woman in Business
  • (20:00) – Boundaries, Burnout & Doing Less Better
  • (25:00) – What Women in Marketing Actually Need

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