Join us for this week’s episode of A Day In Her Life with Samantha Gold – Global Business Building, Intentional Living, and Early Bedtimes
This week, Ellie sits down with Samantha Gold, founder of Motette, business consultant, and mom of two living in Sydney, Australia. Samantha opens up about her full and exciting days building not one, but two U.S.-based businesses while raising her young family abroad.
What We Cover in This Episode:
- Running a Global Business: What Samantha’s days look like managing two American businesses from across the world in Australia.
- Life Down Under: How grocery shopping, meal prep, and everyday life have shifted since her family’s big move.
- Prioritizing Rest: Why she’s committed to early bedtimes—and how she makes it happen.
- Balancing Work & Marriage: The intentional ways she and her husband stay connected, even in a season full of kids and career.
- Bravo Breaks: How Samantha carves out time to indulge in her favorite Bravo shows (even from the other side of the world!).
- Business Evolution: How building Motette taught her what she needed to launch The Samantha Gold, her consulting business for women entrepreneurs.
- Making Bold Moves: What led her family to relocate to Australia—and how they’re making the most of the adventure.
This episode is for women balancing big ambition and full lives, whether they’re building a business, raising a family, or dreaming of life somewhere new.
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