Once I started running my own side business, though, I quickly realised that this quantity over quality was not an effective (or healthy) strategy for small soul-led, creative businesses.  

 

I noticed that when I was worrying about constantly showing up on social media or writing a weekly newsletter, my creative motivation and the joy I felt working on my business would disappear. 

 

Then I started having health struggles. After being diagnosed with a chronic health condition late last year and running headfirst into burnout, I realised very quickly that my beliefs around marketing and how to show up in my business were no longer sustainable for my new body and mind.

 

I needed to carve out some time to really sit and reflect on all the beliefs I had around marketing and how they might be keeping me from creating a marketing strategy that better suited my personal and business needs. 

 

I started to wonder… 

 

 

 

 

Or can I…

 

 

 

 

If you're like me and have developed a firm set of beliefs around marketing, I'd like to invite you to take some time over the next few days to think about what those are for you. 

 

Try to challenge them. Rewrite those beliefs and create new ones that better fit the way you want to be able to do marketing in your business. 

 

Don't be afraid to say exactly what it is you want from your marketing, even if you have the current belief that the way you want to do marketing isn't possible. 

 

The first step is getting clear about what you want and need your marketing strategy to look like. 

 

 

I'll speak to you again soon,