The Consistency Corner: Lightening the Mental Load of Marketing
Marketing shouldn’t feel like another job you never applied for.
If you’re a female founder who’s already stretched thin — between your business, your family, and the constant pressure to “show up online” — this show will make your marketing feel lighter, calmer, and more manageable.
Hosted by marketing strategist and agency owner Ruthie Sterrett, The Consistency Corner Podcast: Lightening the Mental Load of Marketing gives you perspective, clarity, and relief — not another list of tactics to implement.
This isn’t a “how-to” marketing podcast.
It’s for the founder who already knows the basics…
but is too busy, too overloaded, or too mentally maxed out to carry her marketing alone.
Inside each episode, you’ll get:
- Founder-to-founder conversations about the pressure, isolation, and expectations women navigate in business
- Honest insights on visibility, messaging, leadership, and capacity
- Real talk about the mental load of marketing and motherhood
- Light, clear shifts that help you see what’s essential — and let go of what’s not
- Thought-leadership from someone who implements daily, not someone teaching theory
If you’ve ever felt like marketing is scattering your energy, stealing your time, or sitting on your to-do list like a weight you can’t put down, this podcast will feel like a deep breath.
Marketing can feel lighter, and it starts at The Consistency Corner
The Consistency Corner: Lightening the Mental Load of Marketing
Aligning Your Human Design, Operations, and Marketing: A Holistic Approach to Business Success with Sierra Ashburn
In this episode, Ruthie interviews Sierra Ashburn, a virtual operations strategist and integrator. They discuss the importance of operations for founders and how human design can play a role in designing customized approaches. Sierra shares her journey to becoming an entrepreneur and the value of fostering collaboration and building relationships. They also explore the transition from being an entrepreneur to a CEO and the process of crafting strategic operational plans. In this conversation, Sierra discusses how she supports her clients and maps out a 90-day plan for them. She emphasizes the importance of having a realistic timeline and setting achievable goals. Sierra also shares insights on incorporating human design into business strategy and recommends starting with understanding one's type and authority. She highlights the value of finding role models who share the same human design type and profile. Sierra also touches on the application of human design in parenting and the importance of trusting one's gut and taking action.
Takeaways
- Human design can be a valuable tool in designing customized approaches that align with an individual's strengths and preferences.
- Transitioning from an entrepreneur to a CEO requires delegating tasks and creating role clarity, supported by strategic operational plans. Supporting clients involves mapping out a 90-day plan that is realistic and achievable.
- Incorporating human design into business strategy can provide guidance and alignment.
- Trusting your gut and taking action based on your intuition is important for personal and business decision-making.
- Prioritizing self-care and creating consistent practices can help maintain balance and alignment in life and business.
Connect with Sierra:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/amplifiedinnovation/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sierra-henley-ashburn/
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