Lesson you learn quick smart when you start a business: your talent is a small percentage of important necessities for a successful outcome. The rest? It's business. And that's a lot of learning - often about stuff you didn't already know, a steep curve of figuring out what to DIY, what to outsource, how to find systems and processes that work for you, when to push, when to lean far out, and how to be as productive as possible (while still allowing for joy to permeate every part of your day). And then, in the online world, there seem to be 2 camps. The hustle brigade - the women striving and pushing and hustling their patooties off, proudly, and the anti-hustlers, those singing a song about unbusying your life, your business, your mindset. Hustle has become a bit of a dirty word in business, which I think is a shame. Personally, I am pro hustle. I am also pro nap and pro lean out. I know, a contradiction. So I invited Faye Hollands onto So Crisp to give us her expert advice on the hustle and to teach us all a thing about productivity. CRISPY TAKEAWAYS * Yum * Hustle does NOT equal success! Busy does NOT equal productive! One from me, "You can totally be pro-hustle and pro-nap at the same time!"