(And by "magic", I mean a thriving business where you also feel like you're not losing your mind.)
Running a business is really freakin' hard. The mental chatter is non-stop, the self-doubt chimes in more than you’d like, and the to-do list might actually be never-ending.
Lucky for you, a copywriter can help quiet down all the chit-chat so your message is loud and clear, leaving you feeling more centered —and less chronically all over the place.
(While, of course, increasing visibility and sales, showing off your expertise, and creating those organic connections in a way that feels like throwing open the windows and letting in all that fresh air.)
Doesn't matter who it is, could be the coach sneaking in client calls during her little ones' nap, the photographer looking to expand her offerings to outside her community, and even those little kids selling lemonade down my street (how is it they always have the best lemonade?!)—I'm a fierce supporter of all business owners trying to live their dream and protect their peace while they're doing it.
So, it only made sense that when I was looking for more flexibility than my job in Occupational Therapy could give me as a new mom, writing for hard-working & relentless entrepreneurs felt like it was meant to be—plus, it felt good to finally put my Advertising degree to work!
Classic:
Peter pan
by J.m. Barrie
01
Fiction:
The Island of missing trees
by elif Shafak
02
Essays:
My inner sky
by Mari Andrew
03
→ After dinner walks to take in some much-needed fresh air and soak up all the small joyful moments that happened that day.
→ Grabbing the corner table in Starbucks with my iced matcha latte and my computer for my weekly self check-in to organize my business and life goals.
→ Putting down the damn phone. Is yours also glued to your hand??