I’m sharing what I learned from my launch.

From my early missteps I learned I needed community. Every lone wolf does. Learn more…

You have a mission. You can’t do it alone. It takes a lot of community and support to get any mission off of the ground and impacting the world.

If you’ve been told you are “too much”, “too emotional”, “too spiritual” you probably felt alone. There is a whole community of folks out there who have the same experience you do.

You belong in a circle. A circle of people that get who you are.

You’re fiercly independent. You can do anything yourself. But should you? You aren’t meant to do this business thing alone. You need community and support from folks who understand you.

I know, you can do it all. You don’t need help, after all, it’s your business. That’s what I used to think. I’ve learned better. All of the magical women I know running successful businesses have support and a community. YOU deserve a coach and community.

For spiritual business owners, community is the game changer they never admit they need.

I know … because that used to be me. I didn’t think I needed community. I believed I could do it all myself.🏋️‍♀️

ButI’ve learned differently.

All of this cultural and personal uncertainty, all of this negativity in the air, could make me miserable to be around. My dogs would probably tell you that there are times they just want to hang outside while I’m inside being cranky.

I know what it’s like to be around someone who’s generally miserable. I know what it can do to a relationship. I don’t want to be that person. I don’t want to create fissures in my most important relationship.

Paralysis is prevalent. Leaders have a responsibility to take action. In the article I share one way to move forward.

It’s tough out there. Lots of coaches, consultant, web designers, entrepreneurs of any kind are experiencing paralysis. You feel alone. The good news is you are not alone. And you may be able to take a step forward out of that paralysis.

As spiritual leaders we will often take a few minutes to check-in with our guidance before making a big decision. That’s an amazing practice. And …. there may be some integrity issues with it. See how I get around those issues here.

It took years for me to learn that I didn’t have to be constantly doing something ‘productive’. Now, I prioritize self-care. I’ve learned the Art of Being.

We don’t often think about how our personal growth impacts our business. Ignoring our personal growth could be exactly what is holding your business back.

After 2 months of running myself ragged I finally took some time to rest. It makes all the difference.

Business growth requires that you grow as a leader. It’s easy to forget that in the throes of the day-to-day. Ignore your personal growth at your own peril.

There is a potion for creating growth. Part of that potion is using strategy. Yes, you can be creative and still harness the power of strategy for growth.

You may not think your business data is the sexiest information you get to look out. The bit of data will help you make good decisions.

You may be the reason your team is fighting fires every week.

We were going too fast for the curve. I had to rely on my intuition and reflexes. Just like you have to do when things feel slippery in business.

Many spiritual business owners I work with believe that systems and processes will stifle their ability to be creative and bring their magic into their business. The reality is far different.