Keep, Cut, Fix: What to Carry Into the New Year as a Wedpreneur

Podcast Episode Show Notes

The start of a new year often comes with pressure to do more, change everything, or start over. But for many Wedpreneurs, especially those navigating changing capacity or new seasons of life, that approach simply isn’t sustainable.

In this episode, Leigh introduces the Keep / Cut / Fix framework — a simple, grounded way for Caribbean Wedding professionals to decide what actually deserves to move forward into the new year. Instead of chasing motivation or setting unrealistic goals, this episode focuses on clarity, boundaries, and intentional decision-making.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, stretched thin, or unsure how to approach the year ahead, this episode offers a calmer, more thoughtful way to begin.

🎙️ In This Episode, We Cover:

  • Why the traditional “new year, new goals” mindset doesn’t work for many wedpreneurs

  • How motherhood, life changes, and capacity shifts affect the way we build our businesses

  • What the Keep / Cut / Fix framework is and how it helps create clarity

  • How to identify what’s already working in your wedding business

  • Why cutting certain services or tasks isn’t failure — it’s leadership

  • How fixing existing offers can be more powerful than creating new ones

🌿 The Keep / Cut / Fix Framework Explained

Rather than adding more to your plate, the Keep / Cut / Fix framework helps Wedpreneurs slow down and make intentional decisions:

  • Keep what is already supporting you financially, emotionally, and practically

  • Cut what no longer fits your capacity or current season

  • Fix what has potential but needs refinement, not removal

This approach allows you to move forward with clarity instead of pressure and build a business that supports your life — not competes with it.

🤍 Building a Business That Supports Your Life

This episode also touches on how success and sustainability look different in different seasons. Leigh shares personal insights on how motherhood reshaped her capacity and why protecting time, energy, and boundaries is essential for long-term success in the wedding industry.

By focusing on what truly matters, Wedpreneurs can build businesses that feel aligned, profitable, and sustainable — without burning out or starting from scratch.

🤍 Join The Wedpreneur HQ

If this episode resonated with you and you want to continue the conversation, join The Wedpreneur HQ, a free Facebook community for Wedpreneurs.

Inside the group, you’ll also find a free planning resource to help you apply the Keep / Cut / Fix framework in your own business.