Category: slow, gentle and profitable
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How to plan your week when standard time management doesn’t work
Time management advice is flawed–especially if you’re living with chronic illness, neurodivergence, care responsibilities or a job next to your business. In this video, I show you a gentler way of planning, with examples from my own calendar.
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Your permission slip to not finish that project
If you’re someone with lots of unfinished projects in your small business—and feel overwhelmed by them—this post is for you.
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You’re not starting over: gentle reminders for the new year
In this post, I want to remind you, as a small business owner, that you are not starting over. Read my gentle reminders for the new year.
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You are allowed: giving yourself permission to rest and want more
In this post, I talk about reframing the need for more rest and how that has helped me. It feels more like a choice than something that is forced on me.
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How to get started with self-led offers in your business
In this post, I share how to get started with self-led offers in your business, and how to use what you know and do already.
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Create a workweek that supports your life
In this post, I’ll tackle two common hurdles to creating that ideal work, and share a free mini-workshop with you to make your own roadmap.
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Restart your small business: gentle strategies for getting back on track
If you’re wondering how to restart your small business after a break, illness, or slow season, you’re not alone. In this post, I share some of my favourite gentle strategies.
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You get to set the rules in your small business
Even if you’re completely new to business, or have always followed someone else’s rules, you have what it takes to set your own, I promise you. This post is a peptalk to get you going.
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Four myths about work to let go of
In this post, I share 4 work myths and how to reframe them. And, if you’d like to dive deeper, I’ve created a workshop to help you tackle and rewrite your own work myths, leaning into beliefs and stories that serve you instead.
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A peptalk if you’re feeling short on time
A note with the words ‘I have all the time I need’ has been living on my dining table, desk and nightstand for the past few weeks. It’s a reminder I come back to again and again when I find myself slipping into feelings of time scarcity. If you’re feeling strapped for time, like your…
