Show Notes
In this episode of Life in Colour, I sit down with Beth Macdonald, a 47-year-old mum of three from the Southern Highlands, to chat about all things life, business, and family. Beth is one-half of the dynamic duo behind Add to Cart, the go-to online shop for unique and thoughtful gifts (just in time for Christmas!).
Our conversation covers: * Beth’s journey into entrepreneurship and running a business with her sister, Lucy * The joys and challenges of raising teenagers * Big career changes and finding the courage to try something new * Fashion, style, and embracing your personal look * The ups and downs of perimenopause—and having a laugh along the way
This episode is full of laughs, honest insights, and plenty of inspiration. Whether you’re looking for business tips, parenting advice, or just a great story, you won’t want to miss this one.
Links and Resources: Check out Add to Cart: https://babymacshop.com.au/ Follow Beth Macdonald on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/babymacbeth/
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