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How To Organize Your Home And Business For Freedom And Focus

Running a small business while raising a family can feel like juggling ten spinning plates — especially when you’re not paying yourself what you deserve. In this episode of Main Street Success Stories, Jennifer Kok sits down with Lisa Woodruff, founder and CEO of Organize 365, to talk about how women entrepreneurs can create peace, profit, and productivity by organizing both their homes and their businesses. Lisa introduces the groundbreaking concept of working by trimesters, not quarters — a system designed for real life, not corporate spreadsheets. You’ll learn how to plan your goals, manage your energy, and free up time at home so you can finally focus on the work that matters most. If you’re a woman building a business and a family in your first five years, this episode will show you a smarter, more sustainable way to grow — one that leads to clarity, confidence, and consistent paychecks. 💡 What You’ll Discover: ➠ Why women entrepreneurs need systems at home and in business ➠ How to reclaim 5+ hours a week using Lisa’s Sunday Basket® method ➠ The power of writing one idea per card to reduce overwhelm ➠ How to align your business with life’s natural rhythms ➠ Why trimesters — not quarters — are the real secret to sustainable growth ➠ How to reduce guilt, reclaim energy, and find freedom in every season Subscribe to my channel so you don't miss any of the newest episodes: 👉 @nextwavewithjen8028 🔗 CONNECT WITH ME: Facebook: facebook.com/nextwavewithjen Instagram: instagram.com/nextwavewithjen LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/jennifer-kok-17441829 ⏱️Chapters / Timestamps 00:00 – Welcome & Episode Overview 01:00 – Meet Lisa Woodruff: Teacher, Mom, and Entrepreneur 04:30 – How Organize 365 Began 06:25 – Why Women Entrepreneurs Need Systems at Home and in Business 07:40 – Creating Structure When You’re Building from Scratch 09:45 – The Sunday Basket® and How to Gain 5 Extra Hours a Week 11:15 – One Idea per Sheet: Simplifying Mental Overload 13:20 – The Trimester Mindset: Why Quarters Don’t Work for Women 16:45 – How to Align Business Goals with Real-Life Seasons 18:55 – Understanding Your Profit Patterns and Energy Flow 21:10 – Freedom and Flexibility: Redefining Success 22:20 – What’s Next for Lisa + Final Reflections #WomenEntrepreneurs #SmallBusinessTips #Organize365 #WorkLifeBalance #MainStreetSuccessStories #BusinessMindset #EntrepreneurMom #WomenInBusiness #ProductivityTips #NextWaveBusinessCoaching 👩‍💼 Meet Our Guest Lisa Woodruff is the founder and CEO of Organize 365, a company that helps women reclaim their homes, time, and peace of mind through proven organization systems and products. A former teacher turned entrepreneur, Lisa is also the host of the Organize 365 Podcast and author of multiple books, including her upcoming release The Art of Escaping Quicksand. Learn more at organize365.com and follow her on Instagram @organize365 🎙️ Meet Your Host: Jennifer Kok 🔹 Entrepreneur | Business Coach | Founder of Next Wave Business Coaching Jennifer has helped business owners scale, increase profits, and create work-life balance without burnout. She shares actionable strategies that help entrepreneurs work smarter, not harder. → Next Wave Business Coaching: www.nextwavebusinesscoaching.com → FREE Masterclass – Three Keys to Growing a Profitable Business Without Burning Out: www.nextwavebusinesscoaching.com/webinar → The 90-Day Profitable Client Blueprint - https://nextwavebusinesscoaching.com/... Find the show notes and more at: www.nextwavebusinesscoaching.com/podcast-ep57 🔹women small business coach 🔹women entrepreneur podcast 🔹work life balance for moms 🔹how to organize home and business 🔹trimester planning for business 🔹small business growth tips 🔹productivity systems for entrepreneurs 🔹business organization for moms 🔹pay yourself small business 🔹how to grow business while raising family 🔹organize 365 interview 🔹time management for women entrepreneurs 🔹business strategy for creatives