In this episode of The Late Bloomer Advantage, host Rose Alkamisi speaks with Kristina Hellmann, a marketing strategist who left her corporate career at age 37 to build a business that aligned with her values, family, and faith.Kristina shares the real behind-the-scenes of juggling motherhood, marriage, and entrepreneurship — while navigating burnout and redefining what success looks like in her late 30s. This honest and uplifting conversation is for anyone who’s ever felt like they had to choose between ambition and balance.You’ll learn:• How burnout led to a more intentional business journey • What it takes to build a brand while raising a family • The importance of community and faith in entrepreneurship • How to find joy again after leaving corporate life • Why adaptability and alignment matter more than hustle • How empowering others can be a path to personal growthIf you’re a late bloomer, a mother in business, or simply ready for a new definition of success, this episode will speak straight to your season of life. Connect with Rose Alkamisi:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rosealkamisi/Subscribe to The Bloom Method Newsletter: https://thebrandalkamist.kit.com/9ac00eff1f Connect with Kristina Hellmann: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristinahellmann/https://www.youtube.com/@KristinaHellmannwww.reditus-marketing.comChapters00:00 The Late Bloomer Advantage02:43 Kristina's Journey to Entrepreneurship05:10 Navigating Burnout and Work-Life Balance07:50 The Role of Faith and Community10:18 Creativity in Business and Client Relationships12:51 Managing Time and Finding Joy15:19 Scaling Up Parenting18:13 Adapting to Change and Supportive Partnerships20:28 Embracing Abundance and Integrity22:59 Encouragement for Late BloomersKeywordsentrepreneurship, burnout, work-life balance, marketing strategies, motherhood, personal growth, adaptability, community support, late bloomers, business transition"Follow The Late Bloomer Advantage Podcast. New episodes every other week

Marketing Expert on Redefining Success, Finding Joy, and Leaving the 9–5 Grind (Ep 1 Pt 1)