This week’s interview is with Anna Considine and we talk about so much in this episode. I have a trigger warning, as she speaks very openly about her experience of psychosis. Plus we chat body confidence photo shoots, running a multifaceted business online and much more.
Business Tips & Strategy
Building Your Biggest Business Asset – Announcing ‘Cultivate’: My New Email Marketing Course
12
Nov
Nov
If you were to ask me about my biggest business asset, I’d tell you that it was email marketing. Not my Instagram following, not my blog, but my email list. Hands down.
Creatively Human Podcast
Episode #7: Gabrielle Treanor on Overthinking, Being Your Own Best Friend & Getting More Visible
07
Nov
Nov
Today’s chat is with Gabrielle, who specialises in freeing people of overthinking and worry to live life with more ease and joy. In this interview, Gabrielle gives us some concrete strategies to overcome the kind of overthinking that creative business owners are prone to, as well as sharing her own story and her experiences of choosing to get more visible this year.
31
Oct
Oct
In my second solo episode on Creatively Human, I talk about my experience of being more visible and honest online (especially as an introvert) – and how I always feel scared, but my comfort zone is stretching.
Business Tips & Strategy
Email List Building Basics: How to Start from Scratch (In a Way That Feels Good)
26
Oct
Oct
Email marketing is my biggest business asset, and I’m OK with the fact that I keep repeating that, because it’s been such a key part of my online success. And it’s not about building a large email list either – you simply need a responsive one.
Creatively Human Podcast
Episode #5: Eloise Rickman on Changing the World, Peaceful Parenting & Business Boundaries
24
Oct
Oct
Today’s chat is with Eloise, who is just the perfect example of running a business that completely revolves around what matters to you. In this interview we discuss why her peaceful parenting blog, coaching and community is so important to her, how she hopes it can change the world (and not just for the parents she works with), how she sets boundaries around her work when it’s so closely tied into her family life, and the importance of kindness and non-judgement in everything she does. Whether you’re a parent or not, I think you’ll find Eloise’s story really interesting.