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Build the Life You Actually Want with Hope Horner

Lindsay Tjepkema

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Build the Life You Actually Want with Hope Horner

87 просмотров · 7 дней назад
Lindsay Tjepkema
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87 просмотров · 7 дней назад
What if the advice to “find work-life balance” is actually making you feel like you’re doing something wrong? In this episode of Actually, I Can., Lindsay Tjepkema sits down with Hope Horner, founder and CEO of Lemonlight, to unpack one of the most common pieces of advice founders hear: that success requires maintaining a healthy balance between work and life. For Hope, that advice created more guilt than clarity. In the early years of building Lemonlight, she was working 70–90+ hours a week, sacrificing much of her social life, and wondering why her experience didn't look like the balanced founder life everyone seemed to recommend. Eventually, she realized something important: balance isn't one-size-fits-all. The right balance depends on what you're building, what you want your life to look like, and what you're willing to prioritize in a particular season. Hope shares what changed when she stopped apologizing for her ambition, how she navigated the impact of entrepreneurship on her relationships, and why being honest with the people around you matters when you're choosing to go all in. The bigger lesson? You don't have to build someone else's version of success. You get to decide what you want—and then build a life that supports it. What You’ll Learn Why “work-life balance” can become a source of guilt for ambitious founders How Hope spent years working 70–90+ hours a week while building Lemonlight Why balance looks different depending on your goals and definition of success The moment Hope realized she needed to embrace her ambition instead of apologizing for it How to have honest conversations with friends, family, and partners about entrepreneurial demands Ways to integrate relationships into an ambitious life instead of treating work and life as completely separate Why there isn't one correct formula for building a successful company—or a fulfilling life How books, podcasts, and other entrepreneurs can help founders navigate the messy middle Why defining success for yourself is more important than following someone else's blueprint 📩 Subscribe to the newsletter https://lindsaytjepkema.substack.com/ 🔗 Follow Lindsay on LinkedIn   / lindsaytjepkema   🔗 Follow Hope on Linkedin   / hhorner   🌐 Learn more about Lemonlight https://www.lemonlight.com/