First of all, I don’t do these as consistently as I know I should. But, when I do, it’s hard to point to anything that makes a bigger difference in my quality of life. In my 30-Day Cashflow Challenge, The Meantime I see that most people are so burned out. They come to me wanting […]
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So, let’s talk about self care. But first, let’s let Audre Lorde talk about it: “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” It’s easy to want to dismiss self-care as giving up or giving too little. But it might actually be a type of
Six Approaches to the Basics of Entrepreneurial Self Care Read More
by Julie Wolk It’s time to talk about boundaries, people! This is a subject often broached in personal development – holding boundaries is considered essential for maintaining emotional health (for example, you may choose not to spend time with a particular friend who drains your energy). But boundaries are rarely discussed in a business context. And
The other day, I got the following email from someone: “I have been following you for a long time and really enjoy the newsletter. I have your books, I watch your youtube videos, the whole thing. I have a question, though. I am a property manager, I make decent money with just a few homes
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Rebecca Tracey has something very important to share with you. So many people come to me for marketing help who are not ready for it. Before you can market a thing, you need a thing to market. It sounds so simple. But, if you want it to be really successful and
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If you’re feeling stuck in your marketing and want to get unstuck . . . and if you’re needing to make progress in your business there’s one thing I recommend. Before I tell you what I recommend, I’ll tell you what I don’t recommend: waiting. Most entrepreneurs have big ideas and plans but something is
Too few entrepreneurs do this one. simple. thing. (but it might be exactly what you need) Read More
Some wise words from my dear friend Alex Baisley (pictured here) about how sometimes our deepest wounds can be our truest niche and how important and overlooked our point of view is for our businesses. He’s leading 16 entrepreneurs through his Doin’ Your Own Thing Income Figure Outer program coming up soon. Alex is one
I was in Vancouver a few weeks ago and my friend Jackie told me about a new book she was reading called ‘True Wealth.’ (originally titled ‘Plenitude’) She gave me the basic run down and I loved the messaged. So I emailed the author and she kindly sent me an excerpt to share with you.
I’m in Vancouver sitting at yet another favourite hang out spot here – Eternal Abundance (full of raw vegan goodness, comfy chairs, high ceilings and lots of natural light). I love places like this. I just finished my weekend workshop in Vancouver (and Victoria the weekend before that). You can see photos here. And something
One of the things I learned most from Thomas Leonard was the idea of endorsing your own worst weakness. It’s a bit of what he’d call ‘tricky wisdom’. Can you take the thing that you’re most embarrassed and ashamed of in your business (and maybe life) and turn it into a strength, an assett and