Preventing entrepreneurial burnout doesn’t mean weeks away from your desk. A quick 4-day reset is often all it takes to unwind, recharge, and come back with more energy and focus than before.

Starting a senior-focused business is both practical and meaningful. You are building a service that families will remember during stressful moments. Here are some business ideas to get you started!

Unexpected moments test leadership. This article explores how calm, clarity, and resilience help leaders stay grounded, support their teams, and lead with presence, transparency, and compassion when plans shift and uncertainty rises.

There are moments in business when something becomes unmistakably clear, even though it sat in front of you for months. Recognizing them takes practice, but that recognition often becomes a turning point.

Women entrepreneurs are driving economic growth, yet many face barriers to adopting business technology. Learn how strategic tech tools—from automation and budgeting software to AI and trend forecasting—can help women-led businesses overcome constraints, boost efficiency, and scale with confidence.

Leadership burnout is rising, especially for women executives. This article explores the hidden mental load of senior roles, the risks of unhealthy coping, and practical strategies to protect wellbeing, manage stress, and lead sustainably.

This month’s “Hatch Tribe Hero” is the ambitious and adventurous Kelly Rooney, founder of the colorful accessories brand Josephine Alexander Collective. This brand is built on sustainable practices, making it’s beautiful products that much more desirable.

Each month we bring you a “Hatch Tribe Hero,” a female entrepreneur who builds her business with passion and aspiration. This month, we’re proud to introduce Tanya Zhang of Nimble Made.

Balance. It’s a word that gets tossed around a lot in today’s world. There’s work-life balance. Balancing your checkbook. Eating a balanced diet. A balance due on your account. Bringing balance to the Force. 

Each month we bring you a “Hatch Tribe Hero,” a woman who is rocking her business and building something with purpose. This month, we’re proud to present Shermaine Yim Pithie or Viola Grey.

Many years ago when I started my first business, I felt lost. I had left a corporate job in Chicago and moved to Charleston to follow my dream of opening an event production company. I was starting all over: new city, new friends, new connections…new everything.

Every month we take pride in introducing an entrepreneur as our “Hatch Tribe Hero.” This month we are proud to introduce you to Susan Brown of Mademoiselle Miel. Not only is she acting as a hero for the environment (save the bees!), but she is also a hero for our sweet tooth, creating luxurious and qualities sweet treats.