031 Boundaries, MS & Building a Business on Your Terms (with Stephanie Boyle)
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Virtual assistant agency owner Stephanie Boyle shares how living with multiple sclerosis reshaped her work, motherhood, and mindset. We dig into boundaries without guilt, pacing work with alarms and self-check questions, co-parenting through flares, and starting a business small (on your body’s timeline). This one’s a masterclass in honoring limits without losing your ambition.
Key Topics- The schedule that listens: using alarms and self-check prompts to pace work with MS
- Boundaries that stick (and why “no” often becomes a better “yes” later)
- Recovering people-pleasing: serving well without self-abandonment
- Parenting in a flare: resilience, honest language with kids, and asking for help
- Building a values-first business: starting with one client and growing sustainably
- Finding your people: support systems that celebrate your “no”
- Faith as a trust fall—releasing what you can’t control
Highlights & Takeaways
- “If I don’t take care of myself, I can’t please others.”
- Set expectations early: deadlines met, but on a spoon-friendly schedule.
- When guilt creeps in, remember a past boundary you kept—and how light you felt afterward.
- Compare less. Chronic illnesses—and capacities—are different in every body.
- Start small in business. Five hours a week can become forty.
- Choose community that congratulates your boundaries.
- “My faith is a trust fall. I’m trusting God will catch me.” — Stephanie Boyle
- “Hustle culture won’t get you there faster when your body needs slow.” — April Aramanda
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- Instagram: finished_byfriday
- Facebook: assistancebyfriday
Connect with April / The Invisible Illness Club
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- TikTok: theinvisibleillnessclub
- Need ops help? Tell Stephanie April sent you 💌
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