I show moms in coaching, consulting and private practice, how to create the money, time and satisfaction they want, in less than full-time hours, with my Happy Little Practice Method.

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Here's how a small practice is an ASSET

Apr 17, 2018

Here's how a small practice is an ASSET

Apr 17, 2018

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Apr 17, 2018

Taking spring break off without losing pay

Apr 3, 2018

Taking spring break off without losing pay

Apr 3, 2018

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Apr 3, 2018

Zig where they Zag + the antidote to market saturation

Mar 16, 2018

Zig where they Zag + the antidote to market saturation

Mar 16, 2018

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Mar 16, 2018

Mar 12, 2018

When marketing feels anything but fun, fast and easy

Mar 12, 2018

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Mar 12, 2018

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Right here is the bomb-diggity mind, mood and memory makeover for women with a biz (or anyone really). #lifesaver #happylittlepractice #happylittlelife

When does your business need your love the most? ❤️ When it's successful, full of ideal clients and raking in the dough? 🌷
No, that's when it's easy to love. 💕
Your business needs most of your love during the times of uncertainty, doubt, and second guessing. 🌺

Just like any relationship. 🤝

How you handle the hard times can make or break the relationship. ⚡️ And your business is a kind of relationship.
It's a living, breathing entity. 💞

It's easy to love it when it's all happy-go-lucky.
It's easy to feel deflated and lose your nerve when it's not acting in the way your imagined it would.
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DISTINCTION: Think of a challenging situation in your business. Ask yourself, "what would love do?" 💕

Tony Robbins said, there are 3 types of business owners and it's essential to know which one you are. 💡

The CEO, the Manager, and the Artist. 🌷

Me and my clients? We are artists. 💞

And we choose to see ourselves as successful artists. 🌺

And a successful artist is inevitably a business. ⚡️ DISTINCTION: Instead of convincing people that your art is valuable and priceless, go for people who already have an appreciation for your kind of art. Big difference.

Just for fun, in my #greatlittletalks coaching group, we started collecting the great one liners our speakers end up sharing about their journey to creating clients by giving great little talks. Here are a few... “This sh*t builds on its self!!!” 😆 “It just goes to show, even with only 3 people at your talk, you can still land a $2500 client.” 💕 “ I feel in charge of my business and my income!” 👍 “I can’t believe how much I’m learning about myself!” 💞 “Lesson learned: keep it simple and send reminders.” (On the results of following up with folks) ☺️ “It’s like advertising I didn’t pay for.” (On getting booked for a talk after one talk location posted about her event on Instagram.) Come join us! At Great Little Talks dot com.

Hurry Slowly. Oh how I love this phrase from Jocelyn K Glei’s podcast.
In this 11 min episode she shares an integral thought to consider in your practice: can you maintain what you create?
This very thought was one of the catalysts of birthing my #happylittlepractice method and my #onething marketing approach that seems to work beautifully for solo coaches, consultants and practitioners who want a small but mighty biz.

I didn’t want to maintain the launch based business model I was pushing along, as a one woman show. I didn’t want to maintain excessive striving. I didn’t want to maintain 3,4,5 marketing strategies to try to go big. I didn’t want to manage a team. I didn’t want to maintain full time hours. I didn’t want to maintain the chasing of the next goal, and the next, and that never enough feeling. I wanted peace AND plenty. Simplicity AND success.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/020-jocelyn-k-glei-can-you-maintain-it-hurry-slowly/id1272852250?i=1000405015129&mt=2

This little doodad is a sanity maker. It’s helped me write my book, get my marketing done each day, stay on time, rein in my unruly mind, and generally get it done with doing myself in. Because when the timer goes off, I take a break. Then repeat. Something so seemingly restrictive creates such freedom and peace of mind. Try it!