This blog is a clarion call to all founders and entrepreneurs to start exercising a little gentleness towards themselves. To start looking after themselves. To start creating the space they need to rest and grow. To perfect the art of saying a gentle no.
How to Communicate Effectively with Anyone, Anywhere – A Review
5 ways to repurpose your fabulous content
We’re all busy running business, and I don’t need to tell you that there is only so many hours in the day!
I currently working on my 3 businesses, a facebook community, a podcast, 2 weekly LinkedIn lives, a year-long digital project in St. Helen’s and running workshops and lecturing. It’s a lot!
So the way I get my name out and about is by effectively repurposing my content.
If you’re not taking a risk – perhaps you’re not doing it properly?
How to cure yourself of comparison and what you should do instead
We’re all tempted to compare ourselves to others – in fact, it’s inbuilt. The desire to fit in, to be part of a community, is as much as part of the human experience as farting!
You might look at others and think that they are achieving more, that they are more organised than you, that they work with better clients, that their website copy is better written than yours.
Using Ho'oponopono to heal yourself and build a better business
Are you comparing your earnings to others?
Why is imposter syndrome so common and what to do about it
Is it true? Can you change your entrepreneurial mindset and personality?
Are you a procrastinator?
Something that comes up a lot when I work with my clients is procrastination. And when I'm talking to people, and I know that it's a place that we easily go to - “I am a procrastinator”!
I've got some questions for you to really delve into this idea of being a procrastinator, because it gets in the way.
Are you feeling overwhelmed? It might be time for a business detox!
The Nine Business Books that changed my life
The problem with maintaining over delivering in business
Where do good ideas come from?
If you’re anything like me you’ll be having ideas for new products, new services and new businesses all time. Opportunities are everywhere. I must have mapped out the framework of several books by now both fiction and non-fiction and don’t get me started on how many different domain names I’ve bought over the years for various projects.