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Featured Blog Posts, Intuitive Business (On Your Terms), Quietly Ambitious Podcast Episodes, Season 5
Episode #93: What Being Quietly Ambitious Means to Me (& How I Really Own It)
I wanted to end the season with something I talk about all the time but haven’t explicitly explained on the podcast before: what it means to me to be quietly ambitious.
Intuitive Business (On Your Terms), Quietly Ambitious Podcast Episodes, Season 5
Episode #91: Unmute Your Voice & Trust Yourself To Market YOUR Way with Neha Awasthi
I know that many of us have a “complicated” relationship with marketing, but when today’s podcast guest – Neha Awasthi – shared these words of wisdom with me as part of our chat, I knew this would make a powerful reframe for many sensitive humans: “marketing is self-expression combined with helping others”
Intuitive Business (On Your Terms), Quietly Ambitious Podcast Episodes, Season 5
Episode #88: 5 Things I Want Us to Stop Asking for Permission for in Our Businesses
Today I’m talking about something that most sensitive business owners struggle with: seeking permission & approval vs. just doing the thing we want to do in the way we want to do it.
Intuitive Business (On Your Terms), Quietly Ambitious Podcast Episodes, Season 5
Episode #80: Intuitive Emotional Writing for Self-Healing & Soulful Selling with Shantini Rajah
Today I’m chatting with the lovely Shantini Rajah all about her intuitive emotional writing technique – how it can be used for self-healing as well as a powerful boost to our copy and how it connects with readers. We talk about the importance of shadow work, how to get into the right emotion before you […]
Intuitive Business (On Your Terms), Journalling & Affirmations for Business Owners
Journalling To Connect With Your Goals & Desires As a Business Owner
I see goals as milestones, targets, plans that are designed to be structured and checked off our list. That’s not to say that goals can’t be big and bold, but it feels more like a process to me. Desires, on the other hand, involve feeling and they don’t always immediately seem rational. They are the […]