How to Know If Your Big Idea Is the Right Move… or a Strategic Distraction
If every new idea feels like the idea, this might help. A more grounded way to figure out which ideas are worth building, and which ones are quietly pulling you away from what actually matters.
Money Goals for People Who Don’t Care About Money (And Why That’s Not a Problem)
Not motivated by money but still want a sustainable business? This explores why that’s more common than you think, and how to build financial stability by focusing on what genuinely drives you, rather than forcing yourself to care about numbers.
When You Have a Plan but Still Can’t Start
Struggling to get started even with a clear plan? This blog explores why starting can feel so difficult in business, and how understanding emotional load, structure, and capacity can unlock more sustainable growth.
When Do I Need to Downsize my Business?
Downsizing your team is one of the hardest decisions you can make as a business owner. In this blog, I share the early warning signs I wish I had paid attention to, alongside practical guidance on how to approach the process with clarity, honesty, and care for both your team and yourself.
Looking Back to Look Forwards
So you’ve survived a crisis, completed a project, or got to the end of your latest round of planning. Time for the next thing, right? Well - almost.
Before you look forward, take a moment to look back at everything you’ve just done.
By making the conscious effort to look back and reflect, you actively use your recent experiences to improve how you approach similar situations in the future. You build your confidence in overcoming adversity, you appreciate how much you’ve done, and you identify areas you’d like to improve
