“The biggest shift has been in how I’m showing up. And that’s delivered real results in my business, both in terms of business growth and financially.”

Vicky Hagan, founder of Hattie&Vic, was watching what everyone else was doing, feeling that familiar fear about whether to play it safe or trust her instincts. Then she gave herself permission to show up as herself and build her business around what she does brilliantly. Her Instagram engagement lifted. Her organic growth accelerated. She launched her website and her own denim line. But what strikes me most is the clarity in how she talks about her work now… and how that clarity became the foundation for everything else.

As we approach the final months of the year, you might be feeling that familiar pressure to “finish strong” – maybe launch something new, add another service, completely reinvent what you’re doing. But what if the most straightforward way to additional revenue is already sitting right there in your existing work and relationships? Why Most […]

Twenty-six people visited my website from Pinterest last month. After watching webinars promising millions of views if you post 10-30 times daily, I’m calling it out: that advice is complete rubbish. Here’s what’s actually working – three strategic pins per week getting results 10x industry average. Small, intentional beats big and flashy every time. If you’re exhausted by hustle culture and “more is more” marketing advice, this is for you!

What Makes You a Creative Business Owner? Last week, I was asked this question at an event and it made me think deeply.

It sounds simple, but how you answer this question could change everything about how you see your capabilities as an entrepreneur.

Last week, I had dinner with a brand strategist named Sarah who was completely deflated. She’d just lost a potential client to someone charging half her rates. But here’s the fascinating part: that client had spent twenty minutes explaining why Sarah’s approach felt so different, so thoughtful, and exactly what they needed. They praised her […]