Digitalzaa Enterprises

Being a mompreneur is a beautiful blend of building your dreams and raising your family, but it can also feel like a constant battle between ambition and overwhelm. For years, I struggled to juggle it all, endless to-do lists, back-to-back client calls, housework, school runs, and still trying to carve out time for self-care.

The result?

Burnout. Guilt. Resentment.

I loved my business. I adored my children. But I was losing myself in the middle of it all.

If you’ve ever found yourself sitting at your laptop at midnight while folding laundry with one hand and sipping cold coffee with the other, you’re not alone. The truth is: you can’t pour from an empty cup.

This blog is a transparent, real-life look into how I transformed my chaotic routine into a sustainable, joy-filled schedule that supports both my business goals and my family life. Whether you're just starting out or you're deep into the hustle, this daily schedule will give you clarity, structure, and inspiration to build yo...

Starting a business can be one of the most exciting and empowering journeys of your life—but it can also be filled with unexpected challenges, learning curves, and costly missteps if you don’t approach it with strategy and awareness.

New entrepreneurs are often bursting with passion, creative energy, and big visions for what they want to build. However, in that ambition, it’s easy to overlook some of the foundational steps that are crucial for long-term growth. Whether you’re launching a personal brand, a tech startup, an e-commerce store, or a service-based business, steering clear of the most common early mistakes can save you from frustration, burnout, and wasted resources.

In this post, we’re diving deep into the three biggest mistakes new entrepreneurs tend to make—and more importantly, how you can avoid them to build smarter, scale faster, and stay sane along the way.

Mistake #1: Trying to Do Everything Alone

When you’re in the early stages of building a business, it’s temp...

In the fast-paced world of business and entrepreneurship, knowledge is your topmost asset. But it’s not just about consuming content; it’s about changing the right perception at the right time to inspire real change.

Over time, I’ve turned to books not only for strategies and tactics but also for mindset shifts. Some books offered systems that simplified how I work. Others challenged the way I view plutocrats, productivity, and leadership. And many inspired me to conjure bigger and execute smarter.

This blog is a curated list of my favorite business books, the ones that truly changed the game for me. These aren’t just “popular reads” you’ll find on any list. They’re culled because each one reshaped a part of my business trip, from how I communicate to how I lead, earn, and grow.

So whether you are an entrepreneur, marketer, content creator, trainer, or platoon leader, here’s a list of business books that could change everything for you too.

1. Start With Why – Simon Sinek 💭

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In the world of online business, a Digital CEO isn’t just a title; it’s a mindset and lifestyle.

Gone are the days when success meant burning the midnight oil and being available 24/7. Today’s successful digital leaders focus on intention, alignment, and optimized systems. They prioritize deep work, mindset mastery, strategic delegation, and personal well-being.

If you're an entrepreneur, content creator, digital strategist, or someone building a personal brand, you might be wondering: What does a day in the life of a high-performing Digital CEO actually look like?

This blog will take you through a real-world schedule of a Digital CEO, breaking down everything from morning rituals to evening wind-downs. We’ll also explore the tools, systems, and habits that help them stay grounded, focused, and thriving in a fast-paced digital world.

Start Strong: The Morning Rituals of a Digital CEO

For most Digital CEOs, the way the day begins sets the tone. The morning isn’t just about gettin...

Building a digital-first brand from zero is a dream many chase, but few follow through all the way. It requires grit, patience, endless learning, and relentless experimentation. That’s what it took for me to create Digitalzaa, a digital brand focused on simplifying content creation, AI adoption, and digital marketing for creators and entrepreneurs.

I didn’t have a co-founder, funding, or fancy tools. I started with an idea, a deep desire to solve a problem, and the willingness to fail fast and learn faster.

This blog isn’t just about how I built Digitalzaa; it's a transparent look at the real journey: the sleepless nights, the small wins, the AI discoveries, and the belief that waiting for ideal circumstances is seldom as effective as having a clear vision supported by action.

The Origin: I Started with a Problem, Not a Product

Every successful brand starts with a problem. For me, it was simple yet huge: “Why are so many creators, solopreneurs, and marketers struggling to grow onli...