Can self-employment work for me?
Guidance for Introverts and Sensitive Souls
You’re curious about self-employment, but can it work for your energy and your financial security needs?
I believe introverts and highly sensitive people (HSPs) can create the sustainable, meaningful, and calm life you really want.
The typical business and marketing advice don’t fit for us, so we need a different map that honors our energy and our heart-centered nature.
It’s important to make decisions that are right for you, instead of wasting time, energy, and money on the wrong path that you think you’re supposed to follow.
Val's Background and Approach
I bring my years of business coaching experience and my experience of having my own sustainable and meaningful self-employment journey as an introvert and HSP.
I thought self-employment was extrovert territory and I was sure it wouldn’t work for me. Until it worked for me.
Turns out it can work for us as introverts and sensitive souls, if we do things in alignment with our own nature and our caring values. Yes there is learning and perseverance required, but overwhelm is not required.
It brings me joy to hold the lantern for you on your journey of discovery and creating something that works for you.
Let's find a way for you to have work that satisfies your heart, your energy, and your wallet.
Check out the 3 doorways below and trust that you will know which to explore (it might be more than one).
A heart-centered guide for introverts & HSPs exploring or new to self-employment. Online course with live group support.
Your safe container for taking courageous aligned action along with kindred spirits doing the same.
We’ll work one-to-one so you can work through individualized concerns, from foundations to growing without overwhelm.
There seems to be a bit of magic to what you do. I know that this decision to leave my job, and the transition into this self-employment phase has gone so much more smoothly than it would have otherwise. I am more confident moving forward, more aware of my abilities and what I have to offer. I’m staying brave even when fear kicks up.”
~ Lauren, newly self-employed in Western MA
