The business world bombards us with constant pressure to think bigger, move faster, scale higher - as if building an empire is the only path to success. But who decided that was the only way?

Can I share something vulnerable with you?

In 2015, I had my highest revenue year ever in my business. Sounds great, right? But the truth? I was burned out, exhausted, and questioning everything. Sure, I looked successful on paper, but I felt empty inside. The business had grown, the team was bigger, but all I felt was this constant pressure to do more and more.

(Oof, my nervous system still gets triggered just thinking about it!)

What if we've got it all wrong?

After my burnout, I started questioning everything. What if the path to a business you actually love isn’t about scaling up but about sizing right?

Imagine:

• Working 20 intentional hours a week (and making great money doing it)
• Serving the perfect number of clients (not ALL the clients)
• Building something that fits your life (instead of consuming it)

I call this the Tiny Business Revolution - because honestly? I’m done with the “grow or die” narrative. And I have a feeling you might be too.

Here’s what nobody tells you: That nagging feeling you have about wanting something simpler, more sustainable? It’s not holding you back - it might be your greatest business advantage.

Want to see what’s possible for you? I’ve created a brand new quiz to help you uncover:

• Your unique tiny business style
• Why conventional business advice keeps missing the mark for you
• What your version of “enough” really means

→ Take the Tiny Business Style Quiz here​

No empire required. No hustle culture nonsense. Just clarity about building a business that feels like home.

Because maybe that simple, sustainable business you’ve been dreaming of? It’s not just possible - it might be exactly what you need.

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To reimagining success,

Lydia