Episode 2: On The Trimester Theory
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In this episode, you’ll hear:
Our thoughts on why using pregnancy as an analogy for birthing a business is feminine and feminist.
How Sister’s approach to starting a business helps you sloowwww down to cultivate self-trust instead speeding up to launch and flame out.
A thorough exploration of the four phases of Trimester Theory: Conception, Visioning, Engineering, and Actualization, including major themes, inspiring archetypes & what marks the finish line for each one.
How to use the Trimester Theory to pivot or grow your up-and-running business.
Tune in to this feminist business primer for beginners and long-time business owners alike. Then join us in our March mini-course Birthing The New to dive deeper into Trimester Theory this spring!
Links mentioned:
The Business Birthing Handbook
Birthing The New
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Episode 2: On The Trimester Theory
In this episode, you’ll hear:
Our thoughts on why using pregnancy as an analogy for birthing a business is feminine and feminist.
How Sister’s approach to starting a business helps you sloowwww down to cultivate self-trust instead speeding up to launch and flame out.
A thorough exploration of the four phases of Trimester Theory: Conception, Visioning, Engineering, and Actualization, including major themes, inspiring archetypes & what marks the finish line for each one.
How to use the Trimester Theory to pivot or grow your up-and-running business.
Tune in to this feminist business primer for beginners and long-time business owners alike. Then join us in our March mini-course Birthing The New to dive deeper into Trimester Theory this spring!
Links mentioned:
The Business Birthing Handbook
Birthing The New
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