How do you get your best ideas? Stop working.

Go workout

Take a meditation break

Get into nature

Most of us are often hesitant to invest in our businesses because we know financial stability is a difficult game, and we don't want to overspend.

Everyone’s making it up, and every entrepreneur experiences imposter syndrome at one point or another.

A website will increase your visibility, shorten the sales cycle (meaning people are already sold by the time they get to you), make marketing easier, and build SEO (which just means people can finally find you online).

A logo & brand make your business recognizable. It's so important to have them because they create a clear, memorable impression of you and what you do in the minds of your clients.

People actually want to be sold to.

They don't call it being sold to, they call it having their problem solved.

When you're selling and promoting anything, you need to know the three buying stages.

Something that’s helped me a lot lately when I feel stuck is…

In part 1 of this mini series on how to get more website traffic we talked about SEO, and today we’re talking about the second really important method: Social Media.

Where should you do your marketing? Instagram? Tiktok? Facebook? Your Newsletter?

Creative days are where you block off the entire day for the big creative tasks you want to work on.

When disaster strikes and we go through a rough time, people tend to do one of two things.

When you’re daring enough to try something creative and new, especially something like starting a business or craft where you rely on yourself to make money, it’s easy to get stuck in a loop trying to look like other successful people you look up to.

Training is the most important thing you can do.
Bruce Lee talked about it all the time.

One of my biggest obstacles as a young entrepreneur (I started when I was 25) was trying to prove myself by looking fancy, smart, and professional.

When starting a business, most people understandably resist the pretty difficult work of choosing and deeply understanding their specific audience, aka target market, aka client avatar.

Ever wondered whether you should host your blog somewhere outside your website?

You want visitors to stay long enough to get their needs met, for example getting information about your industry, your offerings, or your pricing.

Learning to be an amazing collaborator is a crucial business skill. It makes people want to invite you back again and again and it makes people naturally spread the word about you and your business.

Whether you’re sending emails, writing blogs, creating social media posts, or any other form of marketing, when you finally sit down and start writing your mind can just go blank…