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Hi Reader, I recently caught up with one of my awesome coaching clients, Rebecca Collins, and we had a chat about her journey from being a busy TV producer to running her own brand coaching business, the Conscious Communication School. Rebecca’s story is super inspiring, especially if you’re in that spot where you’re trying to figure out how to turn your skills into a business you love - while still keeping up with a full-time job. In our conversation, we talk about:
Rebecca’s journey is packed with real talk and actionable steps - perfect if you’re ready to turn your own business dreams into reality! 👉 Check out our interview here! Also, if you want to learn how to create more effective content for your audience, you can take her Free Brand Audit! You'll be guided through a brand audit that'll teach you how well you know your brand, where to improve your brand strategy, and the steps you need to take to captivate your dream clients. Cheers, Lydia ⚡ P.S. Remember my Sweet Spot Sessions? It’s my 1:1 Coaching Intensive for helping you find your most marketable skills so you can build a thriving meaningful business based on your own personal unique value, just like Rebecca. Well, it’s been a hit. The results have been outstanding and demand is growing fast. So much so, that I’m going to be doubling the price next month (from $797 to $1,500). I’m giving my community one last chance to get in at the current price, so if you’ve been considering it, make your first wise business decision and apply to find your business sweet spot while the price is at the lowest it will ever be. |
Hi, I'm Lydia! I help solopreneurs build tiny but mighty businesses they can run in 25 hours a week or less. Every month, I share real advice on simplifying your business, reclaiming your time, and creating more freedom without sacrificing income.
I've been sharing over the last few weeks that I'm focusing my business on established solopreneurs, people who already have businesses but need help simplifying what they've built. And that means I need to make a practical decision about capacity. I can't serve both audiences well at the same time. Beginners need different support than someone who's been in business for 2-3 years +. It's different frameworks, different conversations, and different energy. So I'm choosing to specialize. Which...
I've been working with solopreneurs for over a decade now, and I want to share a pattern I keep seeing. Someone comes to me feeling stuck or overwhelmed in their business. They tell me they need help with marketing, or they need a better system, or they're not sure how to scale. And then we start talking, and I realize...they don't actually need more. They need less. Their business doesn't need to grow. It needs to be simplified. But we're all so conditioned to think that the answer to any...
I see a lot of successful entrepreneurs follow this trajectory: Sell out your 1:1 ➡️ Create a group program to scale your time ➡️ Write a book to reach a bigger audience ➡️ Build an empire And I totally get it. That path works for a lot of people. But what if I just want to stay at one-on-one? What if I enjoy that depth of work and it's just... enough? If my roster is full, I can celebrate. I don't have to do more work. I don't have to have more clients. I can just stay here and be happy with...