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Your days filled with activity. But is it the right activity for your business?

Consider common tasks: Endlessly researching the next blog post… trying to perfect your website… searching for the “perfect” software?

These actions feel productive. Yet, they frequently don’t build your business in meaningful ways…

You have limited time. Another month might pass without real growth towards a sustainable income, if you aren’t careful with how you invest your time each day.

This is why, alongside …

Why buy online courses, when all the information is available for free, if you only knew where to look?

Or — if you’re an aspiring Course Creator, consumed with self-doubt about selling information that “wants to be free”, this post is for you too…

I recently facilitated a webinar and received a lot of responses about these two questions — why buy / why sell online courses? — and I’ll weave their insights into this post.

Then I’ll share my top 3 reasons at the end.

Organized Information is V…

Our emotions are often the primary obstacle to our success… preventing us from consistently doing the useful things that make progress.

The key is to continually reform our emotional responses to tasks — dissolving procrastination, resistance, and excuse-making.

The secret to joyful productivity is learning how to find enjoyment in any activity — especially tasks that move your goals forward but aren’t naturally “fun” to do.

Our brains are so tricky! They often prioritize seemingly urgent, bu…

We see successful solopreneurs and sometimes assume that it was “overnight” success, because they make their business look effortless. The reality is different. My own journey, and the journeys of most successful solopreneurs I know, have involved a lot more consistent effort than seems apparent.

There’s the necessity of taking a LOT more actions than most people realize.

Lasting success isn’t built on fleeting bursts of inspiration or frantic hustle. It’s built on consistent, purposeful actio…

Over the years I’ve noticed many solopreneurs experiment with sliding scale pricing or pay-what-you-can (PWYC).

I respect their compassionate intentions!

However, I don’t feel it’s a good method for most soulpreneurs.

While seemingly generous, these pricing schemes can create more problems than they solve.

While there might be exceptions, I believe most of us would build more sustainable businesses and serve our clients better with simpler, more transparent pricing structures.

The Burden…