by Julie | May 18, 2019 | Business, Feminine Energy in Business, Online Marketing, Spiritual Business, Tips for Entrepreneurs, Tips for Freelancers, Uncategorized
Create a profitable business you love, without the burnout & hustle. Interview with Catherine Watkin of Selling from the Heart. Here’s the link to get Catherine’s free guide How to create a business that you never fall out of love with, the secret to...
by Julie | May 9, 2019 | Business, Feminine Energy in Business, Spiritual Business, Tips for Entrepreneurs, Tips for Freelancers, Uncategorized
This post is inspired by my mentor Catherine Watkin, who wrote a similar post on her blog. I’m writing out what I learned here, to help cement it in my mind and also to share it with you. We’re discussing whether it’s important and appropriate to...
by Julie | May 7, 2019 | Business, Feminine Energy in Business, Spiritual Business, Tips for Entrepreneurs, Tips for Freelancers, Uncategorized
For me and many of my clients ‘selling’ always felt a bit uncomfortable. It felt like forcing something on another person, or ‘taking’ someone’s money. Until I realised what I’m sharing with you in today’s video. I have a...
by Julie | Apr 17, 2019 | Business, Email Marketing, Money, Online Marketing, Uncategorized
🤩 3 Steps to an Email Funnel That Sells! 🤩💰 FREE (short) TRAINING VIDEO on email marketing. I noticed recently that a lot of my clients are struggling with creating an email welcome sequence that sells! In this short free training get the EXACT...
by Julie | Apr 13, 2019 | Business, Feminine Energy in Business, Spiritual Business, Uncategorized
When I was about 5 years old my Grandma asked me “what do you want to be when yo grow up?” I thought carefully for a few minutes then I replied “A Nurse, a Teacher and an Actress”. My Grandma laughed. She said “you can’t be all...
by Julie | Apr 7, 2019 | Business, Spiritual Business, Tips for Entrepreneurs, Tips for Freelancers, Uncategorized
In my new home there are high ceilings and wooden beams. One side of the roof is entirely made of skylight windows. It’s beautiful, light and airy. Over the winter I think a couple of Queen wasps must have crawled in underneath the eaves to hibernate (I looked...
