291: How To Not Fall Apart When You're Holding It All Together For Mom Entreprenuers

Send us Fan Mail Are you the one everyone leans on? The dependable one. The strong one. The CEO at work and the emotional anchor at home. In this powerful episode of Call Me CEO, I sit down with licensed therapist and founder of The Healing Point Therapy & Wellness, Cherise Small, to talk about what “holding it all together” is really costing high-achieving women — especially mothers running businesses. If you’re a mom entrepreneur navigating business growth, emotional burnout, boundaries, and leadership identity, this conversation will hit home. In This Episode, We Discuss: The hidden cost of being the “strong one” in motherhood and business How overfunctioning shows up in women entrepreneurs Emotional burnout in high-capacity women Why performing strength can quietly sabotage your leadership How to model boundaries for your children Delegating without guilt as a CEO mom Growing a therapy practice while protecting peace a business without losing your voice The emotional shift required to stop white-knuckling everything Cherise shares how building her private practice changed her motherhood, how she learned to stop being everything to everyone, and what it really looks like to lead from emotional alignment instead of survival. Connect with Cherise: Instagram: Facebook: Connect with Camille: Instagram: @CamilleWalker.co Podcast: @CallMeCEOPodcast

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291: How To Not Fall Apart When You're Holding It All Together For Mom Entreprenuers is an episode from Call Me CEO by Camille Walker.

This episode is 34:03 long.

This episode was published on Mar 17, 2026.

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