If you’re explaining the tasks you’ve assigned with 17 voice memos, it’s no longer delegation — it’s performance art. Today’s episode is your wake‑up call and your roadmap. I sit down with Nata Salvatori of Accidental CEO, to break down how to hire before you feel ready, because your business can’t grow if it runs only when you are present.

This episode is brought to you by The Entrepreneur's Death Folder:

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Connect with Nata:

Website: accidentalceo.co

Podcast: accidentalceo.co/podcast

Instagram: instagram.com/accidentalceo.co

Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/accidentalceo.co

Delegation Secrets Course: accidentalceo.co/delegate-course

If your business is built on vibes, voice notes, and vague reminders, this episode will either change your life—or call you out (in the best way). When I sat down with today's guest, I wasn’t expecting to walk away newly inspired to overhaul my task list. But that’s what happens when you talk to someone who doesn’t just use systems… she lives them.

In this episode of System for Everything, Tia Goff takes us behind the scenes of how she runs a photography business, manages a growing content studio, and still finds time for book clubs and plant care—all thanks to her secret weapon: Asana.

Whether you’ve opened a project management tool twelve times and abandoned it every single time, or you’re ready to stop being the bottleneck in your own business, this conversation will change the way you think about structure, systems, and freedom.

Mentioned in this Episode

• Woodworking
• Educated by Tara Westover
• The Hunger Games series
• Gone Girl
• Harry Potter series
• The Devil Wears Prada by Lauren Weisberger

Connect with Tia

• cameronandtia.com
• instagram.com/cameronandtia
• facebook.com/CameronandTiaPhotography
• youtube.com/channel/UCuh56FQQj-q0KBbK5-A9ksA/featured

Ever feel buried by stuff and parenting and life? In this episode, I'm bringing you someone who’s cracked the code:b father of three, NYC public school teacher, cleaning and organizing expert, bestselling author, and host of the Tidy Tidbits podcast.

We talk about how the right systems can transform your home into a place that actually functions. Tyler breaks down how his classroom experience influences his approach to homes, why small spaces demand smarter systems (not bigger closets), and the real secret behind calm family living.

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00:58 - Meet Tyler Moore aka Tidy Dad

02:33 - System Reboot

04:01 - Tyler's NYC Life and Favorite Spots

05:02 - The Foundation of Tidy Dad: Teaching and Parenting

10:45 - Content Creation and Social Media Strategy

20:49 - Real Simple Magazine Collaboration

27:30 - BravoCon Highlights and Celebrity Encounters

30:47 - The Power of Systems in Everyday Life

32:29 - Introducing the Home Rules System

35:00 - Creating a Family Team Mindset

38:04 - Balancing Family Life in a Small Space

42:44 - Celebrating Milestones and Embracing Simplicity

44:49 - The System Shutdown

Connect with Tidy Dad:

Website: thetidydad.com

Instagram: instagram.com/tidydad

Book: thetidydad.com/qrbook

Podcast: Tidy Tidbits

If your resolution needs its own spreadsheet, it's a part-time job and it's not sustainable.

Whether you’re closing out 2025 in sparkles or sweatpants, this mini episode is your permission slip to ditch the shame spiral of unrealistic resolutions. Instead of dramatic overhauls that fizzle by February, I’m sharing a better way: small, sustainable systems that actually support your life.

I’ll walk you through three simple strategies to make your goals stick, without white-knuckling your way into a new personality. Plus, I’ll share one resolution that guarantees lasting impact, requires zero daily effort, and protects both your business and your family.

If your business couldn’t run without you, that’s a problem—a haunting your assistant from the beyond kind of problem. That’s where the Entrepreneur’s Death Folder comes in. It’s your digital contingency plan: all your logins, contacts, workflows, and need-to-knows in one tidy, shareable place.

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00:50 - The Problem with Big Resolutions

01:31 - Step 1: Make It Small Enough to Win

02:24 - Step 2: Automate Your Future Self's Success

03:12 - Step 3: Focus on Foundations, Not Fixes

04:03 - A Resolution That Sticks: The Entrepreneur's Death Folder

If a holiday tradition makes you want to fake food poisoning to skip it—this one's for you. In this special holiday mini-episode, I’m giving you a permission slip to retire, reshape, or completely reimagine the traditions that no longer fit. Whether you celebrate Christmas, Hanukkah, Festivus, or just Team Cozy Couch, this is your reminder that traditions should serve you, not the other way around.

I’m sharing how my Jewish upbringing gave me a flexible lens on holidays, how to audit your holiday obligations, and how to build tiny micro-traditions that actually bring joy instead of stress.

If your business couldn’t run without you, that’s a problem—a haunting your assistant from the beyond kind of problem. That’s where the Entrepreneur’s Death Folder comes in. It’s your digital contingency plan: all your logins, contacts, workflows, and need-to-knows in one tidy, shareable place.

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Find It Quickly

01:00 - Reimagining Holiday Traditions

01:06 - Personal Holiday Experiences

02:48 - Evaluating and Adjusting Traditions

05:08 - Creating Micro Traditions

05:56 - The Entrepreneur's Death Folder

07:02 - Favorite Holiday TV Episodes

Mentioned in this Episode:

The Entrepreneur’s Death Folder

This one is personal. A year ago, I became a mother overnight and nothing has been the same since.

This episode originally aired on Joy Michelle’s podcast, Called to Both, where I shared the raw truth of what that first month of motherhood looked like: NICU alarms, stress vomiting, work deadlines, and the tiniest, bravest baby I’ve ever known. It’s a story of chaos, love, reinvention, and survival.

To celebrate Ellie’s first birthday, I wanted to give you the full picture: who I was in those early days and who I am now. I hope you enjoy this permission slip to drop the plan, embrace the mess, and find grace along the way.

If your business couldn’t run without you, that’s a problem—a haunting your assistant from the beyond kind of problem. That’s where the Entrepreneur’s Death Folder comes in. It’s your digital contingency plan: all your logins, contacts, workflows, and need-to-knows in one tidy, shareable place.

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00:56 - Revisiting the First Month of Motherhood

03:13 - Adoption Journey and NICU Experience

08:28 - Adjusting to Life at Home

14:36 - Finding Support and New Routines

19:33 - Reflections and Personal Growth

Mentioned in this Episode:

Called to Both

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You know that late-night scroll: the one where you're desperate, searching for answers, and all you find are horror stories or shiny success reels? I’ve been there. Cathy Olson has too.

We’re living in the age of extremes, especially when it comes to GLP-1 medications. The internet is flooded with before-and-afters, hot takes, and scary headlines. But what about the middle? What about the part where you're not sure it's working, you're navigating identity shifts, and you’re too ashamed to tell your best friend you even started?

In this Episode:

• The unexpected emotional side effects of GLP-1s no one warns you about
• How Cathy systemized her journey (and why that changed everything)
• What makes her GLP-1 Cheat Code Workshop different

This episode is brought to you by The Entrepreneur's Death Folder:

If your business couldn’t run without you, that’s a problem—a haunting your assistant from the beyond kind of problem. That’s where the Entrepreneur’s Death Folder comes in. It’s your digital contingency plan: all your logins, contacts, workflows, and need-to-knows in one tidy, shareable place.
Less spooky, more smart. Because peace of mind is the ultimate productivity tool.

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Find It Quickly:

• 00:14 - Meet Cathy Olson
• 01:10 - Cathy's Personal Experience with GLP-1
• 07:01 - The Emotional Journey and Challenges
• 09:43 - Building a Support System
• 17:41 - Turning Experience into a Workshop

Connect with Cathy:

• Instagram: instagram.com/glpcheatcode
• Website: glpcheatcode.com

Do you ever feel like you’re performing your business instead of showing up in it? That’s the tension I explored in this week’s conversation with Ashlyn Carter, the conversion copywriter, messaging strategist, and quiet architect behind some of the internet’s most powerful brands. While this conversation started about copy and strategy, it quickly turned into a deeper exploration of voice, vulnerability, and the courage it takes to lead your business with clarity instead of performance.

This episode is brought to you by Enji:

Tired of winging your marketing? Enji takes the guesswork out of showing up. This all‑in‑one marketing system was built specifically for creative entrepreneurs who want consistency without burnout. Plan, schedule, and track your content with intention—so you can stay visible, stay top‑of‑mind, and still have a life.

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Connect with Ashlyn:

Website: ashlynwrites.com

Instagram: instagram.com/ashlynscarter