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 […]
Life, Motherhood & Business, Quietly Ambitious Podcast Episodes, Season 1, Sensitive Marketing & Visibility
Episode #6: On Being Visible, Honest & Always Scared
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.
Soulful Email Marketing
Email List Building Basics: How to Start from Scratch (In a Way That Feels Good)
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.
Quietly Ambitious Podcast Episodes, Season 1, Values & Impact In Business
Episode #5: Eloise Rickman on Changing the World, Peaceful Parenting & Business Boundaries
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 […]
Quietly Ambitious Podcast Episodes, Season 1, Self-Care & Feeling Good In Business
Episode #4: Kat Nicholls on Self-Worth, Mental Health & Starting Something New
My latest podcast guest is Kat Nicholls. She’s been writing and blogging for a while and has just launched her self-worth coaching services. She’s super-honest about her mental health journey – we don’t get into too many details, but Kat does mention her eating disorder and anxiety, so this episode comes with a trigger warning.
I can’t quite believe it, but this August marked a decade since I registered as self-employed! It hasn’t always been easy, but I’m so proud of what I’ve achieved. Here’s a quick look at how my online business has changed since I started in 2008…