Blog2023-06-29T12:36:30-07:00

1: Starting Something New

Today we're going to talk about starting. Starting something new can feel daunting – especially when you are expanding beyond your comfort zone into uncharted territory. To give you a boost of encouragement, I'm sharing my top three pieces of guidance about starting. Plus, I pull back the curtain on the (messy) origin story behind Creating Cashflow to show you that I would never talk to you about something I haven't actually walked [...]

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Minding The Gap

To download a shareable PDF of this article, click here. ------------------ Many of my clients, colleagues, and friends who are wrestling with the dilemma of whether or not to enroll their child in the upcoming fall semester of college (regardless of whether it will take place online or off) are having a tough time making this decision. Not only are there as many pros as cons to each option, but there [...]

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2: A Time Out Of Time

Today we're going to talk about time. Currently we are living in a very strange time. We can't really project forward and make predictions because we have no idea what the immediate future holds and we can't really use "how things worked in the past" as a secure reference point... so planning is not that useful or comforting of a tool right now. But what can you do instead?  Well, I'm sharing four [...]

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3: Getting Paid

Today we're going to talk about getting paid. Very often, we are the ones who are blocking or slowing the flow of our cash – not some creepy client who refuses to pay. Even though getting paid can feel like a tough little business nut, we are going to crack it today. I'll share 10 great tips that will help you in this area – plus I'll teach you a little tool that [...]

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4: From $15 to $60

Today we're going to talk about choosing an idea for a biz and picking your first price point. Specifically I am going to take you inside one of our Cashflow coaching sessions and walk you through how we decided on a biz idea for a Kitten and why we moved her hourly price point from $15 per session to $60 per session. (Did I just refer to someone as a Kitten? I did [...]

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