I’ve been thinking about self-doubt lately. I’m no stranger to self-doubt. It goes hand-in-hand with being a solopreneur and owning a business for nearly 15 years that has constantly been evolving. Brand strategy and design were not what I started out doing or offering. Self-doubt can linger when you’re starting a business and are on […]
The brand clarity and design project I just finished was so relaxing, exciting, and rewarding all at the same time. While there is a timeline, a process, and a general outline of steps to get clear about your brand, I find that each client is unique—the process and timeline flow according to where my clients
Over the years, I’ve learned many lessons about dealing with clients and running my business. However, it was one single client who taught me some of the most valuable lessons. If I’m honest about my business at the time, I thought everything was fine. Other projects had, and were, coming together nicely. Stumbling blocks
I recently read an article by one of my clients who coaches women around grief, mindfulness, and courage. The article was about how, at the time, she encountered so many young women who were struggling with considering themselves enough. The mantra she heard from these girls was, “I’m not enough” or “I’m not good enough.”
I mentioned limiting beliefs in my first article, where I set my intention for this blog space. You can read that here. When discussing limiting beliefs, I want to focus on how they affect your business and business growth. Let’s start with me. Somewhere along the way, I decided that I was not a writer and
Hello! I am thrilled that you’re here. Quite honestly, the last thing I ever saw myself doing was blogging. Seriously, how could I possibly have enough to say, and who would want to hear it? Those were my thoughts. I suppose you could call them my limiting beliefs. The idea of having a
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