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Scaling Too Soon? 5 Signs You’re Not Ready

How to strengthen your foundations for sustainable scaling. Scaling your business sounds exciting—more clients, more revenue, bigger impact. But without strong foundations, scaling doesn’t create freedom—it creates chaos. Many growing businesses try to move to the next level before they’re structurally ready. The result? Overwhelm, inefficiency, and costly mistakes that can actually stall growth. In […]

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A Week in the Life of a Certified OBM®️

As a Certified Online Business Manager (OBM), my role is diverse and flexible working on projects, planning and longer-term. Working on a retainer basis, I dedicate a minimum of 20 hours per month to help businesses with operations, project management, and team leadership. My job is to ensure your business runs smoothly, freeing up you,

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this isnt about cats

This Isn’t About Cats… Except It Kind of Is

Manifestation, motivation, and why the magic is in the messy middle Sitting here, looking at my beautifully planned-out content calendar — because obviously, I love a plan 📅 — I just thought… Nah, not today. I didn’t want to write another blog about business foundations or planning or structure. You know that’s my thing —

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The Power of Planning

A few weeks ago I published an article about Decision Fatigue – if you didn’t get a chance to read it, click here to catch up. Don’t worry though, you don’t need to have read that for this article to be relevant, it simply gives you some background insight. Now we know that decision fatigue

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Plan, Execute, Reflect

Wow! 6 weeks can be a reeeeeeeally long time can’t it! We’re not quite back to school, but I can see the finish line. There have been some celebrations and challenges, and I’m spending some time reflecting on these. Learning from both the successes and the failures so that I can make tweaks and amendments

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