Sara LeHoullier has always been a busy-bee. With a BA in English Literature and a Master's in Sustainable Development, she jumped from teaching English as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Madagascar to managing donor-funded projects with a large NGO, then dove into consulting with Microsoft before striking out on her own. She currently designs Squarespace websites and writes copy for passionate entrepreneurs and small businesses — she’s also the co-founder of Shop the Change, a web app designed to help consumers make value-based shopping decisions and support the brands working to make the world a better place. Her most challenging (and rewarding) position yet is being a stepmom. She’s deeply interested in social change, sustainable business, and creating space for conversations that improve the way we work and live on this planet.
This was such a fun interview. You will hear Sara’s magnetic energy from the very beginning of the interview. I loved hearing Sara’s story and I really appreciate how she opened up about some of the less talked about aspects of stepmotherhood. I know you’ll learn some valuable lessons from Sara’s journey.
Listen in to hear Sara share:
Her unexpected journey into motherhood
The challenges of building an identity as a stepmom
How she worked through the isolation of being a new mother figure and stepmom
How her entrepreneurial journey paralleled her motherhood journey
Where she is now – attracting all the right people at the right time
Links Mentioned:
Busybee: thebusybee.me
Busybee on Facebook
Shop the Change: shopthechange.com
Shop the Change on Facebook
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