Adventures on the Blog
Stories, (Un)Marketing experiments, inspiring conversations and spiritual business
The Future of Technology Depends On This One Thing
Before I met Olly, my tech-loving life and business partner, I never gave much thought to technology. Then he poked holes in my digital dependencies and dragged me (first reluctantly, now with some enthusiasm) into more conscious use of technology. His digital...
How to Make Big Decisions (When You Have No Clue What Will Happen)
Years ago, philosopher L.A. Paul introduced a thought experiment called The Vampire Problem. The scenario: You’re offered the chance to become a vampire – you get all the superpowers, none of the downsides (hurting people, drinking blood, you know.) Your closest...
Spirituality In Business – a Perfect Match
I love fantasy TV series. If it has magic, time travel, vampires, or witches, I’ve probably watched it. Even the dumb ones. (I’m looking at you, Discovery of Witches and The Way Home.) Why do these stories pull me in? Because they remind me of something real, when my...
How much time should I spend on my passion project?
Back in 2022, a seed was planted in my soul. It started as a simple group project created during my Supercoach training—a community project called Love In Action, where people shared small acts of love. The project fizzled out after three months, but the energy never...
The Secret Formula For Creating Fast, Easy Content With Rockstar Questions
Last week I shared my answer to the reader question: “How do I grow a targeted email list?” This email was so popular it got several responses from people responding about just how helpful it was. It even led to this follow up reader question: I’m right in the process...
How to Stand Out In Business and Cut Through the Noise of Competition
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How to Name Your Coaching Business to Attract Clients You Love
It was back in 2023 when I first started feeling the sparkly tingles of inspiration that what would become the IMPACT membership, and I did what I know creates something amazing and valuable: I asked my community to join. A group of 23 people became my “Community...
Why “Working Smarter, Not Harder” Is Dumb
When I was a little girl, we didn’t have much money for clothes. I didn’t bother tracking who was wearing Tommy Hilfiger or Guess. There was one brand I actually wanted to wear. Nike. That swoosh! I somehow got my hands on a gray t-shirt with the Nike logo and wore it...
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