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From Ill-Fitting Careers to Finding the Perfect Fit with Ellen Mihalovich

54 min · 5 de may de 2026
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What happens when you stop forcing yourself into a linear career path and start building a multi-faceted one that actually fits the life you're living? Ellen Mihalovich spent years bouncing between fashion, entrepreneurship, and freelance design, each chapter teaching her something but none of them feeling quite right. As a self-described multi-passionate creative, she made herself wrong for not being able to just pick one thing and stick with it. In this episode, Ellen shares how coaching helped her uncover her gifts and how that clarity led her to design a business in a way that actually works for her. She started by honoring her love of both writing and fashion, launching the Substack Blue Jean Baby, which grew into a personal styling business for women who want to look good without adding one more thing to their mental load. In this episode, you'll hear: * Why she spent years making herself wrong for being multi-passionate, and what finally shifted that * Why the question "so what do you do?" became the hardest part of her career transition, and how she stopped letting it define her worth * The moment she realized that if she, a fashion obsessive, was struggling to get dressed as a busy mom, millions of other women were too * How a conversation with her husband about AI convinced her to bet on the one thing technology can't replace: real, human, one-on-one experiences * What it really feels like to be in the "figuring it out" stage of building a business, and why she thinks more women need to talk about that honestly Links: * Follow Ellen on Instagram: @bluejeanbabyestyle [https://www.instagram.com/bluejeanbabystyle/] * Ellen's Substack: bluejeanbabyedit.substack.com [https://bluejeanbabyedit.substack.com/] * Ellen's styling business: bluejeanbabystyle.com [https://www.bluejeanbabystyle.com/] * Ellen's design portfolio: ellenbreckendesign.com [https://ellenbreckendesign.com/] * Follow Emma on Instagram: @conscioussuccessco [https://www.instagram.com/conscioussuccessco/] * Work with Emma: www.conscioussuccessco.com [http://www.conscioussuccessco.com]

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