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391 From Real Estate to Reinvention How Brittany Anderson Built a Thriving Coaching Business Through Community and Accountability

391 From Real Estate to Reinvention How Brittany Anderson Built a Thriving Coaching Business Through Community and Accountability

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From Real Estate to Reinvention: Brittany Anderson on Accountability, Community, and Building a Life You Actually Want

Quick Summary

Brittany Anderson, founder of Momentum Collective and host of the Mom Sweat Sanity podcast, shares her journey from family real estate business to stay-at-home mom to thriving business owner. In this heartfelt conversation, Brittany reveals how building authentic community led to her coaching practice, why accountability is about more than just showing up, and how moms can give themselves permission to grow without apology.

In This Episode

  • Why Brittany walked away from a lucrative real estate career just 12 hours after having her third baby
  • How hosting monthly gatherings for moms (without Instagram or a website) laid the foundation for her entire business
  • The real reason we quit on ourselves more than anyone else
  • Why Friday trail runs with girlfriends are Brittany's secret to sustainable entrepreneurship
  • The shift from "balls to the wall" workouts to truly listening to your body
  • How to schedule your biggest goals without the fancy tools (hint: it starts with asking for help)
  • What's actually working in 2024/2025 for growing a coaching business

Key Takeaways

  1. You're allowed to reinvent yourself at any stage. Life seasons change, and so can you. Your kids are growing, why shouldn't you?
  2. Consistency beats perfection. Showing up regularly, even when you don't see immediate results, is what builds trust and ultimately converts into business.
  3. Ask for help before asking for apps. The most powerful accountability tool isn't a scheduling system—it's a support system of people who see you.
  4. Start with community, not content. Brittany built her business by gathering real women in her living room, not by perfecting her Instagram grid.
  5. Give yourself what you give your kids. When you show up for yourself, you're teaching your children they're allowed to do the same without apology.

Memorable Quotes

  • On entrepreneurship:
  • "Being an entrepreneur, it never turns off. We are our own business, we are our own builder, we are our own brand. It really is a 24-7 job, so being able to find that niche for you to make sure you're replenishing yourself is just so important."
  • On why we quit on ourselves:
  • "The biggest promises we make should be to ourselves. We're also the easiest one to quit on because we'll put everything else before us. Just know that you're worth it and that you will surprise yourself time and time again, the more you just start."
  • On growth and permission:
  • "When we start showing up for ourselves, especially as a mom, you're giving your kids the permission to do that way sooner than we have been doing. That's my hope and my dream, that my kids just know that they are fully supported by us standing behind whatever they want in this life and just do you without apology."
Resources Mentioned

  • Instagram: @BrittanyAndersonCoaching
  • Website: BrittAnderson.com
  • Podcast: Mom Sweat Sanity
  • People & Podcasts:
  • Brendon Burchard
  • Lori and Chris Harder
  • Dr. Stacy Sims
  • Mel Robbins
  • Kelsey's Website: KelseyReidl.com
  • Kelsey's Podcast: Rain or Shine (350+ episodes featuring Canadian entrepreneurs)
  • Instagram: @KelseyReidl

About the Guest

Brittany Anderson is the founder of Momentum Collective, a coaching practice and community for women focused on personal and professional development. A former realtor turned stay-at-home mom turned entrepreneur, Brittany hosts the Mom Sweat Sanity podcast and has completed multiple Ironman triathlons. She lives in British Columbia with her husband and three teenagers, and takes every Friday off to trail run with her girlfriends in the mountains.

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