In the second part of our series on Neurodiversity and Craft, podcast host Zoe and I read and respond to Check Your Thread listener contributions.

I believe in making coaching accessible to everyone. That’s why I created democratised pricing. It’s more than a model. It’s a better way to run a business.

In this first part of our series on Neurodiversity and Craft, Check Your Thread podcast host Zoe and I explore what it means to be neurodivergent, and how neurodivergence intersects with craft.

I’m back on the Check Your Thread podcast and this time there’s four of us discussing how expectations can mess with our crafts and other projects.

I used to obsess over every tiny detail. Here’s what I’ve learned about why we do it, what doesn’t work, and how to start letting go.

After years of overthinking coaching fees, I’ve created a more equitable, transparent, and flexible pricing model. How it works (and why it matters) inside…

Stop tilting at windmills. Here’s how to combat time-wasters and other thought gremlins.

A short list of insights and learnings about people and business, gathered from over 800 hours of coaching sessions.

We often think we need to know more than we do to get started. The truth is, we can trust the process and figure it out as we go.