Intuition has played a key role in my business decisions. I’m exploring how much intuitive decision making can be done in practical safe ways. Self-trust takes practice, and it’s worth cultivating. It can be so magical too. I share some magical stories here.
I wrote this at the outset of a social media break and described all the amazing surprising benefits from that time off. Later I added the outcome.
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Solopreneur describes a one-person business, but that word can feel lonely and cold, and make you feel drained. SOULpreneur moves you into a better gear. Defined here.
We need role models for a heart-centered self-employment journey. Here’s a profile of Diana, a content strategist and copywriter. More profiles to come.
It’s so easy to fall into the trap of letting the business and marketing gurus tell you what to do, when actually they don’t know what’s right for you. You know more than you think. Your intuition is a better compass. I’ll explain how this has helped me grow my
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When I was first working for myself, I thought I was losing my mind! It was so hard to focus. I discovered why + how to solve it. (Hint: introverted solopreneurs need co-workers too.)
When you tweak the word entrepreneur to something that has more soul, it’s a lot more appealing to me and to a lot of people. And that’s what business really should be — ethical, purposeful, authentic. I’ll explain what I mean and how a new word has helped me.
I’ve heard so many people being hard on themselves for not getting further along with their goals by a certain made-up date. Actually, it’s been mostly women who express this worry.
A fun and simple way to choose your word of the year. Great for a New Year’s boost of clarity and momentum. (Intentions not resolutions.)
Having trouble hitting publish, or even writing the content at all for a new business website? Here’s a guide to get it done in a simple way.
Marketing angst is the most common concern I hear from introverts who are self-employed or considering self-employment. Here’s some hope and guidance related to social media and beyond social media.
Client attraction shouldn’t be such a big mystery. People are missing some easy steps that are right in front of you. I break down 3 simple methods. No catch.
Every year I go to a fun relaxed day of learning called Podcamp, where we learn from each other about the latest in social media.
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Some people think being a solopreneur means it’s all on your shoulders and that time off is a problem. Here’s how it CAN work to have time, and how I handle it.
Self-employment can work well for introverts. Here are some of the best self-employed jobs for introverts, and tips to make it work best for introverts and HSPs. Tips for how to choose the right idea too.
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There’s so much stress over the words related to our work. Self-employed introverts are especially prone to word worries. Here’s what to do.
This is an often-forgotten and surprisingly useful (no-cost) method to attract new clients for your service-based business. Specific steps and email template here. Introvert/HSP friendly method.
Having a filled-out LinkedIn profile can be worthwhile and fairly easy to do. The full why and how of it. Step-by-step instructions for newbies included.
Does self-employment HAVE to be that stressful? I don’t think so. Here’s my take on the problem and the solution. Stress-free? Not exactly. Burnout-free, Yes!
I wanted to follow every idea and do all the things like it “should” be as a solopreneur. That was too much. Here’s how I went from reactive to relaxed. Phew.
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It might not feel like it right now, but work can be energizing and fulfilling, even for introverts and HSPs. There is a way. Here are 3 paths to find your way to your right career path.
Self-employment guidance especially for introverts and HSPs. So you can have the sustainable, meaningful, and calm life you crave.
Does it seem like everyone else has it figured out? Let me light the way for your exploration around career, life purpose, or self-employment.
