#MarketingThatFeelsGood
As we continue through (hopefully) one of the most uncertain years we’ve ever experienced as a global community and head into the most volatile US Presidential Election to date, suffice it to say, I think it’s fitting to speak a bit about the art and act of Embracing Uncertainty. I know, I know. You’re sick
Around here, we talk A LOT about how to feel good, how to be yourself, how to lean into your strengths, and forget the rest. And yet, we all have unique tendencies of getting in our own way. We do these little, sometimes totally secret things that inadvertently sabotage our own progress. Don’t we? I
This is the feel-good mantra I’ve been repeating to myself for about a month and a half now. It first came up in a session with my coach and as soon as she said it, I rifled through my desk drawer for my post-its and sharpies, jotted it down, and pasted it on the wall right
Hey, so, I’ve been gone for a while. Well, not really gone-gone. Just gone from the online scene. I’ve still been living my life. I just haven’t been doing it online. And I haven’t been showing up regularly for you – my audience member – during this hiatus. Maybe you noticed. Maybe you didn’t. Maybe
I’ve followed a monthly debrief routine for years now. My monthly debrief helps me reflect on what just happened in the previous month and then set intentions moving into my next month. I didn’t really think much of this process until the other day when I posted this Instagram post. As I was writing it,
The other day, I was writing this Instagram post, which had me reflecting on a really great memory that came out of this current season of pandemic and it got me thinking – hey, it’s almost time to do my monthly debrief exercise. And THEN, I thought, hey it’d kinda be cool to share my
A journal prompt for you: What feels good to you right now? It’s a simple question, right? But as I get to work with more and more of you on MARKETING that feels good, I see how foreign it is to just simply know what feels good to you overall. Or maybe, it’s not that
If the unprecedented events of the past month have left you feeling time-strapped, unfocused, overwhelmed, my friend Ashley Gartland wrote this special guest blog post just for you. Ashley is a business coach who helps service-based business owners and online entrepreneurs streamline their business so they can grow more and work less, and her approach
I shared with you last week that I wasn’t going to be publishing any new content in the month of April, simply to give myself some space and time to develop a consistent content schedule for my writing and let the actual writing to flow through of me / shake out of me / violently thrash its