5 Signs Your Soul Wants to Rebrand
Nancy Swisher (NOTE: If you aren’t sure what a mindful rebrand is, I suggest you start with this post.) I’d like to introduce you to Nancy Swisher.   First of all because she’s super cool.  Second because she’s been on a deep spiritual path for decades and people on my list tend to like that quality in a person.  🙂 And also because she’s recently emerged from a rebrand of her conscious business.  Over the years,… READ MORE
5 Rebranding Tips for Spiritual Entrepreneurs (and Why It’s Important)
One of the things I LOVE about working with spiritual entrepreneurs is that you prioritize doing your inner work.  And because you do, you change.  More often, in my experience, than most people. I love this about you!  Because you’re constantly evolving, you are a ever clearer facilitator of transformation.  You bring an aliveness that someone who’s less growth oriented can’t match.  Thank you.  _/:\_ As a business owner, there’s also a challenge here.  You… READ MORE
Rumi’s Guide to An Effective Website About Page
In 2007, the 800th anniversary of his birth, Rumi was described as “the most popular poet in America”.  Though he was born in 1207, his wisdom deeply resonates with many in our complex and rapidly changing times. Rumi’s understanding of spirituality is not divorced from the world.  His poetry urges us to find right relationship with food, sex, money and politics.  For instance: Don’t run around this world looking for a hole to hide in.… READ MORE
How to Choose a Business When You Have Several Ideas
One thing I’ve noticed working with lots of spiritual entrepreneurs is that we LOVE to play with possibilities and concepts.   Thus, we often see a range of options for our businesses.  In many ways, I see this possibility orientation as a strength. Yet, there’s often a challenge here.  With so many potentialities, it can be hard to create something clear and compelling. In fact, I’ve done several sessions in the past 2 weeks around this… READ MORE
How (and Why) To Start Offering High End Services
Today, I start a three day intensive with a client who flew in from out of state.  Over the next 72 hours, we’ll do very deep work around creating her ideal business.  And, we’ll also be enjoying body centered practices, sacred time in nature and delicious food.  Yes, chocolate and meditation are both on the agenda.  🙂 By the way, in these 3 day retreats, I make what it takes most coaches a month to… READ MORE
The 3 Foundations of Effective Spiritual Business Relationships
I’m excited!  Tomorrow, I fly to California for a 3 day retreat focused on taking a visionary organization to new level.  And I get to work with 2 of my favorite co-workers from Wisdom 2.0 2013. Though I know many spiritual entrepreneurs enjoy – even crave – working in collaboration, I see many struggle to find business relationships that work both on heart and financial levels.  Over the years I’ve developed a model that allows… READ MORE
How to Effectively Launch Your Growing Edge Spiritual Work
“Is Wisdom 2.0 a conference, a movement or something else?”  Going into Wisdom 2.0 2013 (I am the Director of Social Media for the organization), this tweet was highly discussed.  That’s because it’s a very unique gathering – part conference, part mindfulness retreat, part social change movement, and part wisdom party. As a business and marketing coach for spiritual entrepreneurs, I’m seeing more and more innovation.   And every time someone creates something out of the… READ MORE
A Spiritual Business Model That Supports Depth, Ease And Joy
More clients.  Bigger email list.  More bottoms in chairs at your live events.  I’m hearing “More” pretty darn often in the spiritual entrepreneur world … So I’m writing this post to take a stand for depth and enoughness.  And because I want to share a different business model, one I use to earn plenty of money without having to constantly chase More. More as the Traditional Business Model The sneaky thing about “More” as your… READ MORE
How Spiritual Entrepreneurs Sabotage Our Clients (and Ourselves) By Underselling
Imagine a single mother of 3 walks onto a car lot.  Her car died for good and she’s upset.  She hasn’t been saving for a car and doesn’t have much extra money.  (Feeding a family of 4 on one salary is not easy these days!) The salesman on the lot is a very sensitive guy.  He feels her stress and tries to think of how he can help.  He remembers that the son of one… READ MORE

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