After a 6-month podcast break, Brittnie is back — and she’s getting honest about what it really looks like to balance work, kids, business, and life.

In this episode, she unpacks the myth of “juggling it all” and explains why the pressure to excel in every role at the same time is both unrealistic and unnecessary.

Instead of trying to fit more into your 24 hours, Brittnie walks through five practical tools that help you build structure that actually supports you — not suffocates you.

You’ll learn how to:

• Reduce the invisible mental load
• Stop comparing your real life to social media illusions
• Identify what truly matters in your current season
• Create rhythms that lower stress
• Align your work with your energy
• Cut non-essential obligations without guilt

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, or quietly wondering how everyone else seems to be doing more than you… This episode is your reset.

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Think SEO is boring, confusing, or just for big businesses with marketing teams? Think again. In this episode, I’m joined by Brittany Herzberg—copywriter, educator, and accidental SEO queen—who’s here to make SEO make sense… especially for messy-brained creatives.

Brittany shares how SEO saved her business (and her sanity) during a year full of personal storms. From housing instability to deep grief, she was able to keep her business thriving without relying on social media thanks to the search-friendly systems she built.

Together, we dig into neurodivergent-friendly marketing, simple SEO strategies that actually bring in aligned clients, and the shared belief that no one is too late, messy, or “behind” to get visible online.

In this episode, we talk about:

• How SEO saved Brittany’s business during her hardest year

• What it means to build ADHD-friendly marketing systems

• Why search-based visibility is perfect for neurodivergent creatives

• Tangible tips to simplify SEO and get found online

• How to optimize your website and your podcast content (without tech overwhelm)

• Our shared mission: systems that work with your brain, not against it

Brittany Herzberg is a service-provider-turned-SEO-strategist who teaches creatives how to get found online without dancing on Reels or posting daily on Instagram. Known as the “SEO Queen,” Brittany helps business owners simplify their visibility through search—so they can attract aligned clients while honoring their energy and brain wiring. She’s also the host of The Basic B Podcast and your go-to gal if you're ready to ditch content burnout and build a business that’s rooted, not rushed.

Want to make SEO work for your messy brain? Check out Brittany’s ADHD-friendly, simple SEO tools:

📌 SEO Checklist 🖼 3-Step Image Optimization Tutorial 🎧 SEO Podcast Download Template 🔍 Ubersuggest Chrome Extension

Ready to stop hiding and start getting found—on your own terms? Screenshot this episode and tag us on Instagram to share your biggest takeaway. Then go grab Brittany’s free checklist or try the Ubersuggest Chrome extension to take one easy SEO step today. Your future clients (and brain) will thank you.

Links Mentioned: Follow Brittany on Instagram The Basic B Podcast Brittany’s Website Ubersuggest Chrome Extension Free SEO Checklist

Keyword Tags: ADHD entrepreneur tips, Brittany Herzberg SEO, simple SEO strategies, SEO for service-based businesses, neurodivergent visibility, how to get found online, creative business systems, SEO podcast for creatives

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If you’re spinning in 12 directions trying to grow your business and keep your life afloat—this one’s for you. Today I’m chatting with Rebecca Hunnicutt, a Portland-based lifestyle and school photographer, educator, and full-time single mom of two. She’s built a thriving business around joy-filled photography and practical systems, and in this episode, she’s spilling her secrets for working smarter—not harder.

You’ll hear how Rebecca juggles multiple photography income streams, her favorite ways to repurpose content (without reinventing the wheel), and how she organizes her creative work to avoid burnout. Whether you're a full-time photographer, a creative entrepreneur, or just need a little help managing all your hats, this convo will leave you inspired and ready to streamline.

In this episode, we talk about:

• How Rebecca transitioned from pediatric nurse practitioner to full-time photographer

• The systems she uses to repurpose content across her business

• Time-saving hacks that help her balance client work, school photos, and education

• Why composition and color can transform any location

• Real-life encouragement for working moms building creative businesses

• How to hold profitable model calls and classes without overcomplicating it

Guest Bio: Rebecca Hunnicutt is a lifestyle photographer specializing in joy-filled, environmental portraits of families and children in Portland, Oregon. She also photographs personality-filled school portraits for preschools, and teaches fellow photographers how to use composition, color, and creative thinking to uplevel their work. Through in-person photography classes, model calls, and education offers, Rebecca helps other creatives build thriving businesses with heart. She’s also a proud single mom to two teen daughters—and proof that chasing your dream is worth it.

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Links Mentioned: Rebecca’s Website Rebecca’s Instagram Rebecca's Blog Organizer

photography educator, creative systems, Portland photographer, school portraits, time-saving for photographers, repurposing content, working mom business tips, business for creatives

Rebecca Hunnicutt – @rebeccahunnicuttphoto

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