Child Care Rockstar Radio: My Solo Adventure in Hawaii

My Solo Adventure in Hawaii

Mar 14, 2024

Aloha! In this solo episode, Kris shares more about her month in Hawaii — why she decided to head to island life, the logistics behind her adventures, and how you can use her story as inspiration to make space in your life. She goes deeper into detail about the important strategic implementation steps that allowed her to live her best life and take time to relax, breathe in the salty ocean air, and be led by intuition. Kris talks about the importance of joining a Mastermind group that fits your personal and professional goals, more about ESOPs (Employee Stock Ownership Plan), and how to travel solo like a pro.

Key Takeaways:

[4:12] Kris walks us through a grounding exercise to bring presence and mindfulness into the conversation.

[6:52] Kris shares her experience of the major change from moving to Crested Butte, Colorado after living in Chicago.

[8:55] Why Hawaii is so special to Kris and how visiting the islands has changed her life.

[10:31] Intentionally creating space in her life.

[11:18] Embracing the flow state and being led by intuition.

[20:07] Some of the adventures Kris has enjoyed in Hawaii, including whale watching, snorkeling, and meeting new people.

[22:17] Being confident while solo traveling.

[25:37] Kris walks us through the intentions behind crafting her exit from the business.

[28:10] The importance of finding a Mastermind group.

[29:00] The pros and upsides of an ESOP (Employee Stock Ownership Plan).

[35:34] Kris talks about finding the new CEO and sharing the ESOP plan with the leadership team, along with why ESOP’s can be positive for employee retention.

[45:31] Kris’s upcoming trips, including Ecuador and Burning Man!

Quotes:

“I am becoming every day, a better, higher, and deeper version of myself.” — Kris [6:25]
“I've created this new life for myself and I have intentionally created more space in my life. — Kris [10:31]
“You need to find a group of peers and people that are walking your walk, who are successful, and who you can be coached up with and model their success for whatever that looks like for you.” — Kris [26:35]