You, my friend, are an easy-going and thoughtful Peace Lily.

To give your business the TLC it needs, try these ideas out.

Just because someone provides you with an opportunity doesn’t mean you have to take it. Being easy-going and a natural connector means you can easily end up doing the work of others. This leads to resentment and frustration.

Remember: you don’t have to say yes to a client request if it’s outside of your agreement or the project work, even if it will only take you 5-minutes.

If you find yourself wondering how you should respond, ask yourself: Is this request crucial to the project’s success? Do I need to be the one to action the request? What is the cost to me financially, energetically and time-wise if I say yes?

In most cases, you will be able to decline the request on the basis that it can be done by someone else or at another time. If you do need to act, charge for your expertise (not just your time).

There are clients out there who will pay for your FRAMEWORKS and PROCESSES. You need to trust in yourself and believe in your self-worth. And if your clients disagree with the way you work, it’s time to let them go. 

Self-care is crucial to building a sustainable business. If you can’t remember the last time you went to yoga or read a book, you need to prioritise deep rest.

Set aside a few hours a week to relax and re-energise. Don’t judge yourself or set expectations for this time. Instead, enjoy the freedom to do as you please.

If you’re not already, start CELEBRATING YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS and sharing your wins. Sharing these successes will help you establish the know, like, and trust factor needed to attract dream clients and opportunities aligned with your business goals.

You’ll be surprised how quickly being your biggest cheerleader can lead to HIGH-PAYING CLIENTS and opportunities to share your expertise when you give yourself permission to voice what you want.

The business world loves saying you should get in the head of your ideal client, niche down, and get strategic with your content.

But if you find yourself hesitating because you’re afraid you’ll lose clients or you want to work with different people, or you’re not an expert yet, I don’t blame you. 

There’s a lot of bad advice when it comes to creating your services and marketing your business.

After running a successful service-based business, launching my own profitable programs and courses, starting a podcast, and being featured in the media, I’ve learned a thing or two about how people get trapped in client rut and a lousy content marketing cycle. And how to get them focused and growing again.

My job is to help you identify your niche, build a signature service, and launch with confidence, so you can finally work with dreamy clients and run a business that supports your multi-passionate lifestyle. 

I’ve helped over 3,000 people across my programs and workshops, and I can help you too.

And because as a fellow plant owner, I know you’re dying to ask…I have 40 indoor plant babies. My first plant was a Boston Fern (It’s still alive eight years later!). I’m currently obsessed with my Pink Panther, and I’m holding out for the perfect Birds of Prey for my home office.