How to turn down that inner critic and get writing
When it comes to your writing, has your inner critic got the driving seat? Are you holding yourself back from saying what you want to say? Are you over-editing, wanting your work to be perfect before you’d consider releasing it to the world. Or are you simply stuck for ideas, wondering if you’ll ever have […]
Got writer’s block? 13 hacks to bust through your procrastination and perfectionism and actually write
You don’t have time for writer’s block. Am I right? You’ve got a business to run and work to do. You know that creating (and sharing) great content is essential to get your message out there and grow your business, but it’s hard to find the time to get the writing done. And when you […]
It’s not about you! How to write a great about page
Do you feel awkward writing about yourself? Is your About Page full of generic and faceless images, or rambling stories with no real connection to the work that you do? How do you come across as professional, yet friendly and approachable? How do you showcase your qualifications and credentials, without sounding (and feeling) like a […]
It’s time to drop the quick fix and ‘find what feels good’
Do you know what it means to ‘Find What Feels Good‘ in your business? Lately I’ve become hooked on finding what feels good. Good as in nourishing, rather than numbing. It started with an online yoga programme, with short daily sequences delivered straight to your inbox. The instructor, Adriene, is quirky and funny and after each sequence […]
Why 2017 is the year to rediscover your voice
I believe there’s a shift underway in the online world. After the crazy globe-rattling events of 2016, there’s a new energy about. People want to feel noticed, heard, connected, held and safe. They want to know that they matter. They want to know that someone “gets” them. That someone cares. They’re tired of best-selling gurus […]
How to live a good life, right here right now – My commitments for 2017
I found him asleep on the floor of our bedroom. Head tucked beneath the curtain, his little nose pressed against the glass of the sliding door, waiting for Mum to come home. He had, the babysitter said, followed my car up the driveway tonight. She’d had to chase after him, her petite dancer’s frame wrestling […]
