Today’s blog is coming to you from a place that’s a bit unconventional — a bubble bath. Yes, you read that right. Darren & I decided to push the boundaries of our work-life integration by recording a podcast episode straight from the tub. Now, you might be wondering, "What could possibly inspire you to do business from a bubble bath?"

Hey there! Kim here, and today I’m diving into something that’s been on my mind a lot lately—something I’ve come to call “stress dysmorphia.” You’ve probably heard of body dysmorphia, where someone doesn’t see their body as it truly is. Well, stress dysmorphia is kind of like that, but instead of not recognizing our physical selves, we don’t recognize the stress we’re carrying around.

It’s Kim here, and today I want to talk about something that's close to my heart and vital for the survival of any modern business: content creation. If you're like me and Darren, juggling the demands of a family-run business while trying to maintain some semblance of work-life balance, then you know just how crucial it is to stay relevant in today’s digital age. And believe me, that’s where content comes in.

Hey there, business aficionados and fellow family-first entrepreneurs! It's Kim here, back with another tale from the life of the Mr. & Mrs. CEO duo. Grab your favorite craft coffee and settle in because today, I'm sharing our wild moving day experience and the business lessons we learned along the way.

Hello, wonderful business owners and entrepreneurs! It's Kim here, and today, I'm excited to dive into one of my absolute favorite topics: team building. Now, I know that constructing a team with diverse personalities and skill sets can be daunting, but let me tell you — it’s worth every bit of effort. Let’s explore why teams are essential for your business’s success and how you can build the strongest one possible.

Running a family business isn't just about balancing spreadsheets and managing operations; it's about balancing relationships and managing expectations. Hi there, I'm Kim Hiebert, one half of the Mr. & Mrs. CEO duo, and today, I'm diving deep into the complexities of hiring friends and family in business.

In our latest podcast episode, Darren and I opened up about the joys and pitfalls of working with loved ones. Spoiler alert: it’s a rollercoaster! But with the right mindset and strategies, you can turn these challenges into a solid foundation for business success and familial harmony.

Hey there, fabulous family business owners and entrepreneurial dynamos! It’s Kimberley Hiebert here, back with another dose of wisdom, laughter, and heartfelt reflections.

In our latest episode of Mr. & Mrs. CEO, Darren & I took some time to reflect on the past year — a year that brought significant changes and a much-needed slowdown in our lives. Let’s dive in and explore these changing seasons together.

Hey there, amazing entrepreneurs and family business enthusiasts! It’s Kimberley Hiebert here, ready to dive into one of the most challenging aspects of any relationship: conflict. In our latest episode of Mr. & Mrs. CEO, Darren & I took an unexpected detour into real-time communication challenges, and I’m excited to share the insights we gained from this raw and honest conversation.

Hello, fabulous entrepreneurs and family business aficionados! It’s Kimberley Hiebert here, and wow, do I have a story for you. Grab your favorite drink, get comfy, and let’s dive into the whirlwind that was the launch day of our first book, Awkward Family Dinners: A Guide to Building Better Family Businesses.

In the ever-evolving landscape of entrepreneurship, balancing personal relationships alongside a flourishing business is a challenge many couples face. Andrea Parker & Mel Mills, co-founders of FunXperience, exemplify how couples can sustain their business and personal dynamics through conscious partnership. Their approach offers invaluable insights for family business owners who strive to maintain a healthy balance between their professional ambitions and personal relationships.

In the ever-evolving landscape of entrepreneurship, particularly within family-run businesses, the journey toward success is seldom straightforward. It demands resilience, adaptability, and an unwavering commitment to collective goals. Andrea Parker & Mel Mills, co-founders of FunXperience and featured guests on the "Mr. & Mrs. CEO" podcast, embody these qualities. Their story offers profound insights into transforming personal and professional adversities into opportunities for growth and connection.

If you've been following along with our podcast, Mr. & Mrs. CEO, you'll know that Darren & I recently finished the manuscript for our first book. This journey, much like our life together, has been filled with unexpected twists, profound insights, and a generous dose of humor. Writing this book was an eye-opener in many ways, not just about our businesses, but about ourselves.

In the heart of every entrepreneur lies a burning curiosity: what's around the next corner? This question isn't just a metaphor for the unknown future; it embodies the very essence of the entrepreneurial journey. It’s about the persistent pursuit of what lies ahead, even when the path is veiled in uncertainty.

Running a family business is an exhilarating ride, especially when you're simultaneously navigating the twists and turns of marriage and family life. But what truly pushes a business from a mere family enterprise to a thriving, growing operation? It's the courage to step outside the familiar and embrace the uncomfortable.

Hey hey hey! It’s Kimberley here, diving into a topic that is close to my heart and crucial for every entrepreneur — building successful, long-lasting business relationships through the "know, like, and trust" factor. Whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen existing connections, understanding this old-school yet timeless philosophy is gold for your business development.

Welcome to another post in the Bubble Bath Boardroom. Today, I’m diving into a topic that's close to my heart and resonates deeply with family business owners and entrepreneurs alike: navigating family dynamics during the festive season while keeping business thriving.

It’s exhilarating, isn’t it? The rush of facing a steep climb — whether on a bike trail or in the boardroom — and knowing you have the grit to reach the top. This year more than ever, Darren & I have leaned into the challenge, and today I’m sharing a story that perfectly captures the essence of our journey.

Hello, fellow entrepreneurs and dreamers! It’s Kimberley here, coming to you with a dose of real talk and inspiration from the front lines of family business and married life. Running a business with your spouse isn't for the faint of heart, but for this weeks’ guests: Laura McGuire & Jason Clewell, it’s been an adventure of a lifetime — one that’s taught as as much about love as it has about commerce.

Join Kim as she reflects on pitching at a franchise fair, balancing life and work, and celebrating 30 years of marriage. Discover the importance of innovation and the value of experiences in shaping entrepreneurial success in this heartfelt blog post.

Navigating the world of family business is like walking a tightrope, balancing between professional responsibilities and personal relationships. Kimberley Hiebert's insightful conversation with her oldest daughter, Ashley, on the Mr. & Mrs. CEO podcast, sheds light on this intricate dance. This episode, titled "A Daughter's Voice," offers a rare glimpse into the dynamics of working within a family business from the perspective of a child deeply embedded in its operations.