EPI 026 [GUEST TALK] Featuring Kristina Hudson: Learning to Let Go, Shift Your Priorities, and Push for Your Passion

We’re back this week with another Guest Talk featuring the entrepreneurial guru herself, Kristina Hudson!

Kristina and I grew up dancing together, and we’ve been connected ever since! When she wanted to come onto the show, I was ECSTATIC to talk to her about her work/life balance and how she balances it all!

In today’s episode, Kristina talks about her life changes over the last ten years, which include many businesses, a husband, and two babies! We talk about the impact this has had on her work/life balance, and how she’s able to accept changes in her balance through different times of the year.

Key Takeaways:

• Learn to let go
• You can’t do it all!
• Shifting your priorities
• Finding your own success
• Push for your passion

We finish the episode talking about social media and Kristina shares her advice which will guarantee hit close to home. Thank you, Kristina, for taking time out of your wild schedule to chat with me today and share your thoughts!

To connect with Kristina and her businesses:

• Kristina’s Instagram: @kristinahudsonn
• Krush Clothing Boutique: https://krushssm.com/
• Krush Clothing Boutique Instagram: @krushssm
• The Trading Post: @thetradingpostssm
• The Big Moose: @thebigmoosessm

Connect with The Show:

• Tiktok: @workhardlifehardpodcast
• Instagram: @workhardlifehardpodcast
• Tee’s Instagram: @tkoms
• Shop the Amazon Storefront

www.workhardlifehard.com

Thank you to our sponsor for today’s episode, The Cardinal Farmhouse! This company is a woman-owned business Canadian business and I'm so excited to say that listeners of the show can use code "WORK15" to receive 15% off their order! Check it out at cardinalfarmhouse.com! I literally cannot stop shopping here--I've ordered prints, one of the wool blankets, the berry dishes, some vintage bowls, and her special french dish soap is AMAZING.


About Kristina Hudson:
Kristina Hudson is a busy Mom of two, wife and entrepreneur owning four different businesses. She opened her first business - Krush Clothing Boutique – at just 18 years old and has now successfully built it into a worldwide online boutique. Kristina and her husband also own 3 separate businesses together – The Trading Post and Frontier Village – which includes a gas bar, fishing and tackle shop, hunting store, ice cream parlour and fish and chips restaurant. Although these businesses keep her busy Kristina places a huge value on family time and has managed to find the perfect balance for her and her family.