My 12-year-old asked how much I make

My 12-year-old asked how much I make

My 12-year-old asked how much I makeSelf Made Mentors

Natasha shares how her 12-year-old son’s first business idea became a lesson in resilience, problem-solving, and learning by doing—and why being guided instead of rescued builds confidence you can actually repeat.

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You have to be willing to get dirty

You have to be willing to get dirty

You have to be willing to get dirtySelf Made Mentors

Mud, fall colors, and an 11-mile trail mix-up become a business lesson as Jess shares why growth is messy, leaders have to communicate clearly, and getting to the mountaintop means being willing to get dirty.

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Pulling the docks out today...

Pulling the docks out today...

Pulling the docks out today...Self Made Mentors

Natasha reflects on pulling the docks out at the lake house and what changing seasons can teach us about knowing when to close a chapter, reset, and make room for what comes next.

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Our Airbnb Had Ants. Then HE Showed Up. 😳

Our Airbnb Had Ants. Then HE Showed Up. 😳

Our Airbnb Had Ants. Then HE Showed Up. 😳Self Made Mentors

Ants, a cockroach, and a midnight hotel scramble nearly derailed Self-Made’s CEO retreat in Chicago. Jess shares 5 lessons on staying calm, pivoting fast, and keeping the mission intact when the plan falls apart.

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Jax took a hit and taught me everything about recovery

Jax took a hit and taught me everything about recovery

Jax took a hit and taught me everything about recoverySelf Made Mentors

After Jax takes a hard football hit and needs time to recover, Natasha connects the lesson to business: true recovery requires rest, support, and systems strong enough to keep things moving when you step away.

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Whatever You Do… Don’t Blink. 🥹 No One Warns You!

Whatever You Do… Don’t Blink. 🥹 No One Warns You!

Whatever You Do… Don’t Blink. 🥹 No One Warns You!Self Made Mentors

Jess moves one son back to college while a grandbaby moves in, and realizes how fast life changes. Her lesson for business: stop waiting for the “right time” and build for the season that’s coming.

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