Have you spent your life trying to mold yourself into the person you think you “should” be at work or in your business? Do you often feel like a fraud or an imposter because you’re constantly trying to be “good Continue reading →
If you’re a new life coach or heart-centered entrepreneur, who has left (or is leaving) your career to start a passion-based business you love for the first time – then you likely aren’t a typical entrepreneur.
In 2010 I left the corporate marketing world and launched my own business as a small business marketing consultant. The transition seemed easy at the time.
I had no problem marketing my services to my “ideal” clients. I was clear Continue reading →
You’ve spent too many years to count in a corporate job that slowly sucked the life out of you. Now, you’ve completed coach training and you’re ready to finally do what you love, finally get your important work out into Continue reading →
I know this is a bit of a controversial subject. Especially with all those messages out there about how you should be able to make $100k in your first year as a coach.
It’s easy to get stuck in a career that you don’t love. I know because I’ve been there.
I spent more than 16 years in the corporate world as a recruiter, VP of marketing, marketing director, brand manager, corporate communications Continue reading →
As a solopreneur, you are your business. You report to yourself, and you get to choose exactly what your business looks like, who you work with – as well as how, when and where you work.
The Marketing Hourglass from Duct Tape Marketing is the best practices framework I recommend for creating your marketing strategy and outlining your marketing system.
I’ve used the Marketing Hourglass in my consulting practice to help large technology organizations create Continue reading →
For I can’t remember how long, one of my favorite sayings has been: “The biggest driver in unhappiness and dissatisfaction is not so much WHAT happens, but the gap between your EXPECTATION of what you thought should happen – and Continue reading →
You see them every day in your Facebook newsfeed. The sponsored posts where other coaches tell you all about how they’re rocking their businesses, or making six figures in their first year as a coach, or grew their lists to Continue reading →
