Make a living your way
Can I really make money doing this?
Do I have to niche down and flatten myself?
What if I’m too scattered for business?
How do I sell without feeling gross?
How do I build something that won’t cost me my health?
If you’re like me, you don’t want a conventional corporate, 9-5 job working for the man. You also don’t want to recreate the same pressure and stress doing your own thing.
You just want stable income. Stability. Freedom. Creativity. And not at the price of your wellbeing.
The truth is… you don’t need to work harder, become louder, more aggressive, or more disciplined to make that happen. Or the 10 step frameworks you’ve been taught in a $49 course you found on IG.
You need something simple, clear, and actually feels good to you.
My mission as your potential partner is to make that happen.
We can do things like…
define clear offering instead of a bajillion half-formed ones.
price in a way that’s sustainable and aligned.
build simple systems that work for your unpredictable life and energy.so you’re not reinventing the wheel every week.
identify what actually grows your work and ignore the noise.
This is about economic sovereignty without self-betrayal.
Ready to be a creative and successful entrepreneur in a way that feels honest, sustainable, and easy?
I thought having my own business was going to solve all my problems. I could leave my job and no longer have panic attacks in my cubicle. I could travel the world. Work 10 hours a week. Make a shit ton of money.
This is what my grandpa and dad both created in their own businesses. And what every business coach on IG told me.
LOL.
Until I actually started running a business. And I started learning a bunch of bullshit from the online coaching world (aka supremacist, colonist ways of operating a business). And I became my own worst boss. I…
struggled to talk about myself and my work at networking events
set deadlines that looked reasonable on paper but ignored my body, my energy, my health, and the fact that I’m a human with a life… then blamed myself when I couldn’t keep up
felt icky and salesy on ‘discovery’ calls and using tactics in the DMs
answered texts and emails late at night because they were “quick”
opened my availability all week long and stacked meetings back to back
priced my work so that the only way to make enough was to stay booked solid
struggled to make decisions and prioritize what projects I’m actually focusing on which leaving me overwhelmed and exhausted
treated rest as something I could take later… after this email, this task, this launch.
forced myself to be on social media because that’s what “I have to do”
avoided reaching out for help because that would mean I’m a failure and can’t do it on my own
Along the way, I’ve tuned out the noise, signed up for less BS programs, and trusted people that prioritized sovereignty and reality. People like Bear Hebert, Simone Seol, and Maggie Patterson, and more.
