Posts Tagged ‘women in business’
How to Build a Flexible Editorial Calendar in 3 Steps
Your Editorial Calendar doesn’t need to feel like a set of creativity-handcuffs. It should feel like a comforting & inspiring guideline. One that allows you to be more creative. Not stifled & uninspired. I’m an idea machine. I’ve always been a “creative person,” whatever that means, & I operated under the assumption for a long…
Read MoreYour Blog Editorial Calendar can Actually Make you Happy
Your Blog’s Editorial Calendar can change your blog from some scattered musings…to a marketing & community-building powerhouse. But its real strength lies in how it will affect you! I have the tendency to go on tangents as a storyteller. *pause for laughs* I know! It’s something that you’ve probably noticed already, but you don’t even know.…
Read MoreYou’re Not too Busy to Blog
We’re all busy. You’re Busy; I’m Busy; Everybody’s Busy-Busy. Personally, I think that “busy” is just another 4-letter word. We all have the same number of hours in our days, and no matter what shows up, we manage to fill them with something. When my two kids aren’t home, those hours still zoom by. I don’t suddenly…
Read MoreWhen you Finish a Project, You’re Actually Building Willpower | Kris With a K | Writing Coach
It’s Life Changing. It feels good like the second-to-last bite of a big café cupcake good (second-to-last, because there’s still one more bite left to look forward to, but you’ve had enough that you can slow down and savour it). That’s good, Kitten. Looking at a creative project that you’ve completed – especially a long, difficult one…
Read MoreFind your Great Big Why | Stop Planning-Just-Because; Start Dreaming on Purpose
So why did you start your creative work in the first place? There are a lot of different answers to that question. I know. I’ve heard em all. I ask my clients this question all the time, and they give me a wide variety of answers: they lost their job, had kids or moved to a…
Read MoreWhy am I so obsessed with YOUR Voice?
I want to tell you a story. It’s not my story, but it kind of still really is my story. Let me explain. In the most intimate ways, this story belongs to someone else; it has been her life and her stubborn brilliance that made these things happen. But! I’ve been walking along beside her life for…
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