The Visibility Podcast

Speaker, Educator, Writer and Mama - Melissa Rose is known for her resilience and no nonsense approach to life, business and relationships. From farm girl to six-figure plus entrepreneur, this single mama of five kiddos has a few lessons she’s learned along her crazy journey. So hoosh up your leggin’s ladies, grab your coffee and let’s get real!

Speaker, Educator, Writer & Mama - Melissa Rose is known for her resilience and no nonsense approach to life, business & relationships. From farm girl to six-figure plus entrepreneur, this single mama of five kiddos has a few lessons she’s learned along her crazy journey. So hoosh up your leggin’s ladies, grab your coffee & let’s get real!

Speaker, Educator, Writer and Mama - Melissa Rose is known for her resilience and no nonsense approach to life, business and relationships. From farm girl to six-figure plus entrepreneur, this single mama of five kiddos has a few lessons she’s learned along her crazy journey. So hoosh up your leggin’s ladies, grab your coffee and let’s get real!

Batching our work is not a new concept. I love it. Creating an ideal week and scheduling our time to be most productive. But my favorite part of batching is knowing when I can turn work “off." Creating a schedule that includes designated white space has been so freeing allowing more fun and creating deeper relationships.

Raising five kids is not for the faint of heart. Everyone has a wish or a want, and trying to please everyone can seem daunting at times. In this episode Melissa shares her 1 tip that has helped keep her from running in twenty directions at the same time to teaching her children the importance of time management respecting everyone’s time.

Moms are fun. As a mama of five, I know full well that my kids will have a field day picking apart my less than perfect moments. However, if you’re like me (or my mom) we only have the best intentions at heart.

Do you know what your 1 thing is? Does everyone else? Your one thing is your “hook” to get clients into your network, funnel or list. In this podcast, Melissa gets real about where she missed opportunities in her business, and how quickly results happened once she improved.

They set us up fo success. And successful people hold them near and dear. See if you are similar in the 3 traits I’ve learned of highly successful people.

Episode Notes: Evening routines are just as important as morning. The discipline of routine is as valuable for our kiddos as well as setting us up for success in our work and life. Don’t take for granted these few minutes that are pivotal in everyones success in your home and life.

In this episode Melissa share’s WHY we need to get real and talk about the nitty gritty. Our outside perspective is just that, outside. But it’s the nitty gritty moments that really create our reality and push our business, family and relationships to the next level.