Cara’s Boundary Blunder

jill salzman

Nov 23, 2022

What’s In This Episode:

If you could do it over with the first client that ever hired you, what would you do differently?

Cara Chace knows a thing or two about overdoing it with a client. She wants you to pay attention to the ways in which you give yourself away because, well, while we all know that in theory you’re not supposed to do this, it’s so hard in practice. Sound familiar?

Folks mentioned in this episode

Cara Chace, who helps entrepreneurs with overwhelm + burnout by guiding them to find a different way to prioritize and plan their weeks
Megadeth, heavy metal band

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