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The Tantrum I Needed to Have: How Resistance Reveals Your Next Growth Edge
Struggling to take action on the revenue-generating tasks you know will grow your business? This article shares how I moved through resistance with honesty and heart—and how you can too.
The Invisible Ceiling: Why Successful Entrepreneurs Get Stuck and How to Break Through
I’ve spent years coaching brilliant, driven entrepreneurs—people whose businesses are growing, whose calendars are full, and whose impact is undeniable. But again and again, I see a quiet struggle that doesn’t always make it to the surface: the feeling of being trapped in your own success.
Understanding the Marketing Funnel: How to Attract Clients Authentically
Have you ever poured your heart into a social post, a workshop invitation, or a beautifully designed flyer—only to hear crickets? It’s one of the most frustrating experiences for any purpose-driven business owner. I’ve been there, and I know that moment of wondering: What am I missing?
Owning Your Brand and Your Audience—The Key to Sustainable Business Growth
Relying on social media alone puts your business at risk. True sustainable growth comes from owning your brand and your audience—through a strong website, a thriving email list, and evergreen content like pre-recorded webinars, downloadable workshops, and mini-courses. These owned assets give you stability, control, and long-term momentum—no matter how the digital landscape shifts.
When Things Feel Heavy, Start with Structure
There’s a moment in every growing business when things start to feel… heavy.
You’re showing up. You’re serving. You’re holding the vision. But inside the day-to-day, it’s harder to breathe. Tasks that used to feel intuitive now feel scattered. Delegation becomes more complicated than just doing it yourself. And even though you know you’re meant to expand, it feels like your business is quietly dragging its heels.
That heaviness? It’s often a signal—not of failure, but of friction. And when I work with clients in these moments, we don’t try to hustle our way through. We start by listening. And then, more often than not, we build structure.
