This month I’ve decided to set myself a challenge: to write 1,000 words every weekday for the entire month. Writing is at the heart of almost everything I do in my business, and it’s also a creative outlet that I’ve been missing lately. So I’m using this challenge to write a combination of content for this blog & my newsletter, and whatever else I feel like at the time.
Author Archives: Ruth
Business On Your Own Terms, Business Tips & Strategy, Creatively Human Podcast
Episode #22: On Starting Something New & Scary: My Creatively Human Podcasting Journey
12
Feb
Feb
In this final episode of season 1 of Creatively Human, I share my journey of starting something new, scary and ultimately totally fulfilling: the podcast itself!
12
Feb
Feb
Launching my podcast was one of the best decisions I’ve made in my creative business. But there was quite a learning curve to get it off the ground (and some personal help too)! I’m hoping this post will help simplify things for you.
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Business On Your Own Terms, Creatively Human Podcast
Episode #21: Vix Meldrew on Blogging with Personality, Honest Money Chat & Quitting Her Day Job
06
Feb
Feb
Today I’m chatting with Vix Meldrew, who started blogging under a pen name and quit her teaching job last year to take it full time.
Business On Your Own Terms, Creatively Human Podcast, Life
Episode #20: Our Businesses Can Change the World (If We Give Ourselves Permission to Believe It)
29
Jan
Jan
In this solo episode of Creatively Human, I share some of my thoughts on what it means to change the world, and why I think we are all already doing just that by the very act of starting a business.
28
Jan
Jan
Knowing your numbers is, in my opinion, absolutely essential to treating your self-employed work like the real business that it is. And running a real business means looking at the bigger picture, paying yourself a fair salary, doing more of what works and what feels good, and less of what doesn’t. So here’s how I got serious about my own business numbers, and how it changed everything.
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