From thyroid recovery to Toastmasters, I share a leap of courage, a #WednesdayWisdom lesson, and a special thank-you discount for loyal clients.

Discover how planning and experimentation work together in creativity — from Cape Town road trips to slow-cooked chicken mince. A personal story with a powerful lesson.

Not all hours are equal. Discover why tracking your energy, not just your time, is the secret to sustainable productivity as a freelancer

Language doesn’t just reflect how we feel — it shapes it. Here’s what I noticed when I stopped saying “I want to” and started listening more closely to my own words.

Feeling stuck in your freelance or creative business? Discover how pausing with intention can bring clarity, realignment, and fresh direction—plus a call to reconnect with your values.

Discover why self-belief is the most powerful tool for freelancers and creatives. Even when tech fails and imposter syndrome creeps in, confidence in your worth can still move your business forward.

Mastering client communication is key to freelancing success. Learn how to set clear expectations, establish boundaries, actively listen, and provide consistent updates to build trust and foster long-term client relationships.

Struggling to stay motivated as a freelancer in a tough economy? Discover practical strategies to maintain focus, boost productivity, and keep moving forward, even when work is scarce. Learn how to set goals, build a support network, and visualise long-term success.

Prioritising mental health is essential for productivity, as stress and rushing through tasks can lead to costly mistakes, whereas focusing on one task at a time and avoiding multitasking helps maintain both work quality and mental well-being.

We've all experienced the exasperation of receiving vague directions - whether it's searching for a specific office in a sprawling building or trying to locate a friend's house in an unfamiliar neighbourhood.

Imposter syndrome is a psychological phenomenon where people doubt their accomplishments and fear being exposed as a "fraud" despite evident success.