The last few months have felt like a roller coaster.My toddler has been healing, my body is now moving through its own healing process, and my plate has been completely full with two part-time jobs, my MBA program, and building Calm & Colorful.In this episode, I share the behind-the-scenes of a big decision I made, stepping away from one of my jobs to create space to fully focus on my business and the community I’m building for families.Entrepreneurship is emotional. Some moments are full of doubt, others bring clarity and empowerment.This is an honest snapshot of that journey and where Calm & Colorful is headed next.

The last few months have felt like a roller coaster.My toddler has been healing, my body is now moving through its own healing process, and my plate has been completely full with two part-time jobs, my MBA program, and building Calm & Colorful.In this episode, I share the behind-the-scenes of a big decision I made, stepping away from one of my jobs to create space to fully focus on my business and the community I’m building for families.Entrepreneurship is emotional. Some moments are full of doubt, others bring clarity and empowerment.This is an honest snapshot of that journey and where Calm & Colorful is headed next.

Calm & Colorful: Not Your Average MBA Diaries

March 2026: Crying in the Morning, Empowered by Night

This week something shifted.Not because of a new strategy. Not because of a new offer. Not because of another course or checklist.Ownership.In this episode, I share the honest behind-the-scenes of two mentor calls that were only one week apart — and how I went from toe-dipping around responsibility to fully stepping through what my mentor calls “the gate.”We talk about:<ul><li>Why I was doing the bare minimum and calling it effort</li><li>The difference between “What do I do?” and “What do you think?”</li><li>Why non-response is not rejection</li><li>The truth about lead time and touch points</li><li>The hidden money block tied to the rescuer role</li><li>Why you can’t outsource ownership (even if you hire help)</li><li>What CEO energy actually looks like</li></ul>If you’re building something and quietly hoping someone else will carry the weight of it for you… this episode is for you.Because growth doesn’t come from more information. It comes from deciding to hold the wheel.

This week something shifted.Not because of a new strategy. Not because of a new offer. Not because of another course or checklist.Ownership.In this episode, I share the honest behind-the-scenes of two mentor calls that were only one week apart — and how I went from toe-dipping around responsibility to fully stepping through what my mentor calls “the gate.”We talk about:Why I was doing the bare minimum and calling it effortThe difference between “What do I do?” and “What do you think?”Why non-response is not rejectionThe truth about lead time and touch pointsThe hidden money block tied to the rescuer roleWhy you can’t outsource ownership (even if you hire help)What CEO energy actually looks likeIf you’re building something and quietly hoping someone else will carry the weight of it for you… this episode is for you.Because growth doesn’t come from more information. It comes from deciding to hold the wheel.

March 2026: You Can't Hire Someone to Own Your Dream

In this episode, I’m sharing a very real moment from my journey inside the One Day MBA, not the highlight reel, but the messy middle.I talk about what it feels like to set a big goal, like becoming one of the top students in the program, and then face the gut punch of realizing I didn’t show up the way I promised myself I would.Missing a deadline. Avoiding marketing. Feeling overwhelmed. Getting mad at myself. Questioning everything.This episode is about integrity, fear, and what happens when the stories in your head start getting loud, and you decide to run toward the fear instead of backing away.I share:<ul><li>Why being “late” hit me harder than I expected</li><li>The deal I made with my mentor, and why I reset the clock on myself</li><li>How fear shows up disguised as self-doubt and procrastination</li><li>What it looks like to call in your full support system instead of spiraling alone</li><li>Why shooting for the moon still matters, even on the weeks you’re exhausted</li></ul>This is an honest check-in from the overwhelm phase, the part most people skip sharing. If you’re building something meaningful, carrying a lot, and still choosing to show up, this episode is for you.

In this episode, I’m sharing a very real moment from my journey inside the One Day MBA, not the highlight reel, but the messy middle.I talk about what it feels like to set a big goal, like becoming one of the top students in the program, and then face the gut punch of realizing I didn’t show up the way I promised myself I would.Missing a deadline. Avoiding marketing. Feeling overwhelmed. Getting mad at myself. Questioning everything.This episode is about integrity, fear, and what happens when the stories in your head start getting loud, and you decide to run toward the fear instead of backing away.I share:Why being “late” hit me harder than I expectedThe deal I made with my mentor, and why I reset the clock on myselfHow fear shows up disguised as self-doubt and procrastinationWhat it looks like to call in your full support system instead of spiraling aloneWhy shooting for the moon still matters, even on the weeks you’re exhaustedThis is an honest check-in from the overwhelm phase, the part most people skip sharing. If you’re building something meaningful, carrying a lot, and still choosing to show up, this episode is for you.

I Missed the Deadline, and It Woke Me Up

In this end-of-January update, I share an honest look at navigating exhaustion, motherhood, business growth, and self-sabotage, all in the middle of a snowstorm. From starting therapy through One Day MBA, to being called out on avoidance, to reframing guilt, capacity, and leadership, this episode is about choosing forward motion even when it’s messy. I also share a marketing win, new experiments I’m excited to test, and why learning to tighten conversion (not clicks) feels like a breakthrough.

In this end-of-January update, I share an honest look at navigating exhaustion, motherhood, business growth, and self-sabotage, all in the middle of a snowstorm. From starting therapy through One Day MBA, to being called out on avoidance, to reframing guilt, capacity, and leadership, this episode is about choosing forward motion even when it’s messy. I also share a marketing win, new experiments I’m excited to test, and why learning to tighten conversion (not clicks) feels like a breakthrough.

January 2026: When Growth Feels Messy: Therapy, Self Sabotage, and Choosing Forward Anyway

In this episode, I’m reflecting honestly on the first night of the Calm & Colorful Co-Regulation Series. What went well. What didn’t quite land yet. And what that taught me about holding space for parents and young children in real life, not theory. I talk about community showing up in unexpected ways, the power of story time, where structure matters more than freedom, and why “good, not great” is actually a gift when you’re building something rooted in nervous system safety. This isn’t a polished recap or a highlight reel. It’s a real-time reflection on learning, adjusting, and choosing regulation over perfection, for parents, for kids, and for me too. If you’re launching something new navigating the messy middle of meaningful work, this one’s for you.

In this episode, I’m reflecting honestly on the first night of the Calm & Colorful Co-Regulation Series.What went well. What didn’t quite land yet. And what that taught me about holding space for parents and young children in real life, not theory.I talk about community showing up in unexpected ways, the power of story time, where structure matters more than freedom, and why “good, not great” is actually a gift when you’re building something rooted in nervous system safety.This isn’t a polished recap or a highlight reel. It’s a real-time reflection on learning, adjusting, and choosing regulation over perfection, for parents, for kids, and for me too.If you’re launching something new navigating the messy middle of meaningful work, this one’s for you.

January 2026: Night One of Calm & Colorful's First Series

Mid-January check-in, and a lot has shifted. In this episode, I share what it was like landing in the ER over winter break with double vision, being told I’m “healthy, just tired,” and what changed when I chose to actually listen to my body instead of pushing through. I talk about honoring rest, riding unexpected waves of energy, and launching my very first in-person emotional co-regulation support series in Texas, three families signed up, entirely through word of mouth. No ads. No hype. Just people talking about what they’ve experienced. I reflect on getting a 97% on my first major assessment in the One Day MBA, unpack the complicated feelings that came with that number, and how different this moment feels compared to my school experiences growing up. We also get real about the behind-the-scenes work, learning to tolerate and eventually appreciate data, go-to-market plans, CRMs, heat maps, and tracking what actually works versus what drains energy. Plus a transparent look at hours worked, money earned so far, and what “progress” really looks like in real life. This episode is raw, reflective, and very much in process, motherhood, business, school, partnership, and nervous-system care all happening at once. If you’re building something while holding a lot, this one’s for you.

Mid-January check-in, and a lot has shifted.In this episode, I share what it was like landing in the ER over winter break with double vision, being told I’m “healthy, just tired,” and what changed when I chose to actually listen to my body instead of pushing through.I talk about honoring rest, riding unexpected waves of energy, and launching my very first in-person emotional co-regulation support series in Texas, three families signed up, entirely through word of mouth. No ads. No hype. Just people talking about what they’ve experienced.I reflect on getting a 97% on my first major assessment in the One Day MBA, unpack the complicated feelings that came with that number, and how different this moment feels compared to my school experiences growing up.We also get real about the behind-the-scenes work, learning to tolerate and eventually appreciate data, go-to-market plans, CRMs, heat maps, and tracking what actually works versus what drains energy. Plus a transparent look at hours worked, money earned so far, and what “progress” really looks like in real life.This episode is raw, reflective, and very much in process, motherhood, business, school, partnership, and nervous-system care all happening at once.If you’re building something while holding a lot, this one’s for you.

January 2026: Healthy, Tired, and Building Anyway

This episode is a pause and a check-in.I’m sharing reflections from our first full One Day MBA community event, the first time founders from all stages of the program came together in one space. Not just my November cohort, but founders who are brand new, founders deep in the work, and founders just weeks away from graduating.Led by mentor Brian, the conversation wasn’t about tactics or growth hacks. It was about where we actually are right now, at the end of 2025. The real blockers. The life stuff. The exhaustion, the responsibility, the hope, and the rebuilding that happens alongside building a business.In breakout rooms, we heard from parents, caregivers, nonprofit leaders, bootstrapped founders, and longtime entrepreneurs, all navigating different chapters of the same journey. Different timelines, same human questions.This episode is a snapshot of the One Day community as a whole, honest, grounded, and very real. If you’re building something and wondering if you’re the only one feeling tired, behind, or uncertain, you’re not.This is where a lot of us are right now.

This episode is a pause and a check-in.I’m sharing reflections from our first full One Day MBA community event, the first time founders from all stages of the program came together in one space. Not just my November cohort, but founders who are brand new, founders deep in the work, and founders just weeks away from graduating.Led by mentor Brian, the conversation wasn’t about tactics or growth hacks. It was about where we actually are right now, at the end of 2025. The real blockers. The life stuff. The exhaustion, the responsibility, the hope, and the rebuilding that happens alongside building a business.In breakout rooms, we heard from parents, caregivers, nonprofit leaders, bootstrapped founders, and longtime entrepreneurs, all navigating different chapters of the same journey. Different timelines, same human questions.This episode is a snapshot of the One Day community as a whole, honest, grounded, and very real. If you’re building something and wondering if you’re the only one feeling tired, behind, or uncertain, you’re not.This is where a lot of us are right now.

December 2025: Where We All Are Right Now, A One Day Community Check In

This episode came directly from a conversation I had this morning with Ranbir, the founder of One Day MBA.Seven weeks into the program, deep in customer interviews, heat maps, and idea testing, this conversation helped me see my work and my assumptions more clearly. We talked about what “deep pain” actually means, why talking to everyone can dilute your signal, and how patience is one of the most underrated advantages in business.I also reflect on the tension between staying committed to your vision while remaining open to pivots, and why medium-level excitement can be more dangerous than no excitement at all.If you’re in the messy middle of building something, unsure whether to dig deeper or zoom back out, this episode is for you. Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community. Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: <a href="https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani</a> ﻿ What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path. This is not professional business or financial advice, just one beautiful human figuring it out one day at a time.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just real.

This episode came directly from a conversation I had this morning with Ranbir, the founder of One Day MBA.Seven weeks into the program, deep in customer interviews, heat maps, and idea testing, this conversation helped me see my work and my assumptions more clearly. We talked about what “deep pain” actually means, why talking to everyone can dilute your signal, and how patience is one of the most underrated advantages in business.I also reflect on the tension between staying committed to your vision while remaining open to pivots, and why medium-level excitement can be more dangerous than no excitement at all.If you’re in the messy middle of building something, unsure whether to dig deeper or zoom back out, this episode is for you.Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community.Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani﻿What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path. This is not professional business or financial advice, just one beautiful human figuring it out one day at a time.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just real.

December 2025: Customer Discovery Isn't About Being Right

Seven weeks into One Day MBA, something unexpected happened. The founder of the program, Ranbir, personally hopped on a call with me, not to sell, not to onboard, and not because he had to, but to genuinely check in on how my customer discovery process was going and to listen. In this episode, I share why that moment mattered so much to me as a founder and why it says everything about the culture behind One Day MBA. We talk about what it looks like when a founder actually walks the walk, models curiosity over certainty, and stays involved long after most programs go quiet. If you’ve ever joined a program that felt supportive at the beginning but distant once you were “in,” this episode offers a refreshing contrast and a behind-the-scenes look at leadership done differently. Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community. Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: <a href="https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani</a> ﻿ What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path. This is not professional business or financial advice, just one beautiful human figuring it out one day at a time.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just real.

Seven weeks into One Day MBA, something unexpected happened.The founder of the program, Ranbir, personally hopped on a call with me, not to sell, not to onboard, and not because he had to, but to genuinely check in on how my customer discovery process was going and to listen.In this episode, I share why that moment mattered so much to me as a founder and why it says everything about the culture behind One Day MBA. We talk about what it looks like when a founder actually walks the walk, models curiosity over certainty, and stays involved long after most programs go quiet.If you’ve ever joined a program that felt supportive at the beginning but distant once you were “in,” this episode offers a refreshing contrast and a behind-the-scenes look at leadership done differently.Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community.Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani﻿What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path. This is not professional business or financial advice, just one beautiful human figuring it out one day at a time.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just real.

December 2025: The Moment I Knew I Chose the Right MBA Program

In this raw and very real episode, I share what happened after the vendor event that left me crying, doubting everything, and wondering if I was even cut out for this whole “founder” life. Spoiler: I learned SO much more than I expected.I take you inside my debrief with my mentor, Heather, where we broke down not just what happened at the event, but also the emotions behind it — why I cried, why it felt so heavy, and what those feelings were actually trying to tell me.We talk about the big messaging mistake (aka: having a toddler business with zero signs that said “toddlers”), why my QR form flopped, the behind-the-scenes mom moments (hi, Corbin crying at nap time), and how all of this was actually data… not failure.And then, the twist: when we added up everything that did work, we realized this event was actually a huge success — just not in the magical, cinematic way I imagined.Heather even got chills during part of our conversation (which definitely made me feel less like a disaster and more like a real founder learning in real time).If you’ve ever had something go “wrong” and immediately made it mean something about YOU… this episode is going to feel like a hug, a pep talk, and a reset button all in one.This is the messy middle of entrepreneurship — and honestly, it’s where the real growth happens. Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community. Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: <a href="https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani</a> ﻿ What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path. This is not professional business or financial advice, just one beautiful human figuring it out one day at a time.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just real.

In this raw and very real episode, I share what happened after the vendor event that left me crying, doubting everything, and wondering if I was even cut out for this whole “founder” life. Spoiler: I learned SO much more than I expected.I take you inside my debrief with my mentor, Heather, where we broke down not just what happened at the event, but also the emotions behind it — why I cried, why it felt so heavy, and what those feelings were actually trying to tell me.We talk about the big messaging mistake (aka: having a toddler business with zero signs that said “toddlers”), why my QR form flopped, the behind-the-scenes mom moments (hi, Corbin crying at nap time), and how all of this was actually data… not failure.And then, the twist: when we added up everything that did work, we realized this event was actually a huge success — just not in the magical, cinematic way I imagined.Heather even got chills during part of our conversation (which definitely made me feel less like a disaster and more like a real founder learning in real time).If you’ve ever had something go “wrong” and immediately made it mean something about YOU… this episode is going to feel like a hug, a pep talk, and a reset button all in one.This is the messy middle of entrepreneurship — and honestly, it’s where the real growth happens.Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community.Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani﻿What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path. This is not professional business or financial advice, just one beautiful human figuring it out one day at a time.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just real.

December 2025: The Mentor Meeting That Showed Me This Event Was Actually a Win

In this deeply honest episode, I take you behind the scenes of my biggest experiment yet — a vendor event I believed would be the turning point for Calm & Colorful. I share the real numbers, the unexpected heartbreaks, the toddler tears, the moments that made me question everything, and the powerful reflections that came afterward.From spending more than planned, to struggling to attract the right families, to handing out 109 stickers and gathering tiny but meaningful data points, this episode is a raw look at what it feels like to be in the messy middle of entrepreneurship.I read the message I sent my mentor, her grounding response, and how a surprising gift the next morning reminded me to breathe, reconnect with my family, and trust the long game.If you’ve ever felt defeated, questioned your path, or wondered whether you’re capable of making a meaningful difference, this is the episode you’ll feel in your bones. Because this isn’t the part where everything works… this is the part that shapes who I’m becoming.Buckle up, friends — we’re building something beautiful, even when it doesn’t look like it yet. Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community. Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: <a href="https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani</a> ﻿ What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path. This is not professional business or financial advice, just one beautiful human figuring it out one day at a time.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just real.

In this deeply honest episode, I take you behind the scenes of my biggest experiment yet — a vendor event I believed would be the turning point for Calm & Colorful. I share the real numbers, the unexpected heartbreaks, the toddler tears, the moments that made me question everything, and the powerful reflections that came afterward.From spending more than planned, to struggling to attract the right families, to handing out 109 stickers and gathering tiny but meaningful data points, this episode is a raw look at what it feels like to be in the messy middle of entrepreneurship.I read the message I sent my mentor, her grounding response, and how a surprising gift the next morning reminded me to breathe, reconnect with my family, and trust the long game.If you’ve ever felt defeated, questioned your path, or wondered whether you’re capable of making a meaningful difference, this is the episode you’ll feel in your bones. Because this isn’t the part where everything works… this is the part that shapes who I’m becoming.Buckle up, friends — we’re building something beautiful, even when it doesn’t look like it yet.Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community.Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani﻿What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path. This is not professional business or financial advice, just one beautiful human figuring it out one day at a time.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just real.

December 2025: The Vendor Event That Broke My Heart (and What It Taught Me About Becoming a Founder)

Jessica shares a quiet, powerful moment of being truly seen by a longtime friend — someone who has witnessed her through teaching days, heartbreak, healing, motherhood, and the growth of Calm & Colorful. A simple “I’m so proud of you” becomes a reminder that she is capable, equipped, and meant for this work.This episode explores friendship, self-doubt, and the beauty of realizing just how far you’ve come. Jessica closes with a gentle invitation: What are you proud of yourself for today?

Jessica shares a quiet, powerful moment of being truly seen by a longtime friend — someone who has witnessed her through teaching days, heartbreak, healing, motherhood, and the growth of Calm & Colorful. A simple “I’m so proud of you” becomes a reminder that she is capable, equipped, and meant for this work.This episode explores friendship, self-doubt, and the beauty of realizing just how far you’ve come. Jessica closes with a gentle invitation: What are you proud of yourself for today?

When a Friend Holds Up the Mirror You Didn't Know You Needed

In this episode, I walk through the exact steps I’m taking to create immediate revenue in my business thanks to my mentor’s guidance. From narrowing my top delivery mechanisms to running evidence-based customer discovery calls, this is the behind-the-scenes of how my Plan A is forming in real time. Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community. Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: <a href="https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani</a>

In this episode, I walk through the exact steps I’m taking to create immediate revenue in my business thanks to my mentor’s guidance. From narrowing my top delivery mechanisms to running evidence-based customer discovery calls, this is the behind-the-scenes of how my Plan A is forming in real time.Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community.Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani

November 2025: How I'm Creating Immediate Revenue In My Business

The very first orientation for the One Day MBA program just happened — and WOW. Seven hours of next-level strategy, mindset work, and community that didn't feel long at all. This episode is a raw, real-time brain dump of everything I learned, felt, and committed to on day one of this 18-month journey. This podcast is unfiltered, unedited, and fully alive. Just like this season of my business. Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community. Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: <a href="https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani</a>

The very first orientation for the One Day MBA program just happened — and WOW. Seven hours of next-level strategy, mindset work, and community that didn't feel long at all. This episode is a raw, real-time brain dump of everything I learned, felt, and committed to on day one of this 18-month journey.This podcast is unfiltered, unedited, and fully alive. Just like this season of my business.Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community.Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani

November 2025: It's Not Hard, It's Just New: My One Day MBA Launch Summit Deep Dive

After months of rest and surrender, I'm back with a major update: I've started my MBA with One Day! In this episode, I share my September-October reset, why I chose presence over pressure, and how I'm building systems to balance motherhood, business, and grad school. From audiobooks during Fit4Mom drives to night weaning challenges with Korbin, this is the real, messy, exciting beginning of my MBA journey. Let's figure this out together. Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community. Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: <a href="https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="color: rgb(17, 85, 204);">https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani</a>

After months of rest and surrender, I'm back with a major update: I've started my MBA with One Day!In this episode, I share my September-October reset, why I chose presence over pressure, and how I'm building systems to balance motherhood, business, and grad school. From audiobooks during Fit4Mom drives to night weaning challenges with Korbin, this is the real, messy, exciting beginning of my MBA journey. Let's figure this out together.Let’s Stay Calm & Colorful TogetherExplore my books, audio tools, and mama support at www.calmandcolorful.com — and join the free Calm & Colorful Circle for updates, emotional regulation tips, and community.Interested in joining OneDay? Click here: https://bit.ly/jessica-brittani

October 2025: The Reset, The Return & My MBA Journey Begins

This podcast is not polished. It’s not planned out. It’s just me — recording voice notes in real time as I move through the One Day MBA program and rebuild my business from the inside out. I’ve been running my business for seven years. But this? This is Calm & Colorful 2.0. A new version. A deeper mission. A bigger ripple. And I’m documenting the journey as it unfolds — one day, one alignment, one breakthrough at a time. The One Day MBA is an 18-month, hands-on business accelerator where you grow your business in real time — with strategy, coaching, community, and way more truth-telling than I expected. I said yes because I was ready to bring my business back to life. To lead with more clarity, more confidence, and more me. Because this season is all about being fully alive in it — not just getting through it. This podcast is for the ones doing business with babies on their hips and big dreams in their hearts.For the ones who crave both strategy and softness.For the mamas bringing their full selves to the work. Mama. Business. Alive.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just one day at a time. Disclaimer: What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path.

This podcast is not polished. It’s not planned out. It’s just me — recording voice notes in real time as I move through the One Day MBA program and rebuild my business from the inside out.I’ve been running my business for seven years. But this? This is Calm & Colorful 2.0. A new version. A deeper mission. A bigger ripple. And I’m documenting the journey as it unfolds — one day, one alignment, one breakthrough at a time.The One Day MBA is an 18-month, hands-on business accelerator where you grow your business in real time — with strategy, coaching, community, and way more truth-telling than I expected. I said yes because I was ready to bring my business back to life. To lead with more clarity, more confidence, and more me.Because this season is all about being fully alive in it — not just getting through it.This podcast is for the ones doing business with babies on their hips and big dreams in their hearts.For the ones who crave both strategy and softness.For the mamas bringing their full selves to the work.Mama. Business. Alive.Unfiltered. Unedited. Just one day at a time. Disclaimer: What I share here is simply my personal journey, reflections, and takeaways. The lessons I talk about from One Day MBA classes or community events are not a substitute for actually being in the program. Think of this podcast as my unfiltered notebook — shared in hopes that it sparks ideas, encouragement, and support for your own business path.

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Calm & Colorful: Not Your Average MBA Diaries

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