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Helen 
Does this sound familiar? There’s something that you just can’t face or get around to doing in your own business that you help clients with all the time. Maybe you’re great at managing other people’s projects but get overwhelmed at the thought of your own. Or maybe you’re a marketing expert that can easily advise … Read more
Procrastination can be a big challenge for many of the people I work with. I wanted to make something to help, but: – Just extending the list of tips in this post wasn’t going to go deep enough– The article I started writing to follow up the previous one was going to be too long … Read more
I recently had the absolute pleasure of joining Angela Mondor on the Overgivers Anonymous Podcast. We geeked out a bit over our shared IT backgrounds from the ’90s, but then we moved on to something more current: why email marketing is a game changer for neurodivergent business owners. If you’ve ever felt like social media … Read more
You have all the the apps. You have tried the pomodoro thing. Somewhere, in a drawer buried under a stack of receipts and unopened mail, there is a paper planner that promised to organise your life. You know exactly what needs to be done. You even know that you’ll feel better, lighter, and more accomplished … Read more
The thought of a business conference or networking event can feel a bit overwhelming—or even outright terrifying—if you are neurodivergent or struggle with social anxiety. Between the sensory overload, the guessing game of social cues and the pressure to process information in a loud room, it’s a lot to take in. If you choose to … Read more
For many of us, ‘real work’ means sitting at a desk for long stretches of time. Head down, screen on, body still. If you’re not doing that, it can feel like you’re slacking, distracted or somehow not working properly. I see this all the time with clients. They’ll tell me they know they’ve lost focus, … Read more