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Choosing “Me Time” Over Morning Emails with Kelley Kempel

Double-dose of episodes today with a little focus on health. Enjoy! Balancing business, workouts, and life? If you’ve ever tried to squeeze in movement between client emails or even wondered how “real” business owners keep up with health routines (hint: it’s not all green juice and yoga mats), this episode’s for you. I sat down with Kelley Kempel, owner of Hidden Path Creative (https://www.hiddenpathcreative.com/), and we got real about ditching hustle culture while keeping workouts as a non-negotiable—even for those of us who aren’t chasing marathon medals. ＞＞ Thanks to our sponsor for supporting us! Get $20 off lifetime access with the code “ordinary” delicate-wind-3351.kit.com/products/the-coworking-collective?promo=ordinary (http://delicate-wind-3351.kit.com/pro...) Kelley gets honest about training runs with rom-com audiobooks, making workout time non-optional (mostly), and why scheduling movement is a sanity-saver for ordinary business owners like me. From accountability to walk-and-talk meetings, you’ll pick up practical tactics for staying active without turning life into a performance. → Learn more about The Ordinary Business: ⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.theordinarybusiness.com (https://www.theordinarybusiness.com/) → Enjoy this episode? Buy me a coffee: ⁠https://buymeacoffee.com/ordinarybusi... (https://buymeacoffee.com/ordinarybusi...) → Peek inside the Nosy Nelly Files: ⁠https://theordinarybusiness.com/nosy⁠ (https://theordinarybusiness.com/nosy%...) Key Takeaways: • Put workouts on your calendar like an unmissable meeting—your future self will thank you (and you’ll be less cranky). • Find movement you actually enjoy, whether it’s funny audiobooks while running or hanging with the dogs—no “athlete” label required. • Accept that ordinary business owners aren’t perfect; sometimes sleep beats squats, and that’s absolutely fine. This podcast is for business owners who are tired of hustle culture and want relatable, honest conversations about running a sustainable business that actually works for their life.