Category: Female Coaches


  • If you are a service-based business owner, chances are you have heard advice like this. Raise your prices.Stop undercharging.Do not give away your expertise for free. All of that can be true and still miss the real issue. For most service businesses, pricing is not the problem.The real problem is friction. Friction between interest and…

  • I Was Kicked Off Facebook for “Child Sexual Exploitation.” Here’s What Actually Happened, and Why I’m Walking Away There are accusations that stop you cold. Seeing the words “child sexual exploitation” attached to my name was one of them. If you know me at all, you know how deeply disturbing that claim is. I am…

  • Business Lessons I Learned Between My Laptop and the Laundry Pile Let’s be honest: running your own business from home sounds dreamy… until you’re delivering a powerful pep talk to a client and your toddler walks by in a superhero cape demanding a snack. Welcome to the glamorous life of the solopreneur — where your…

  • Betting on Myself: How Clarity Changed Everything (And Why I’ll Never Rely on a Company to Decide My Worth Again) A few months ago, I found myself sitting in front of my computer, staring at yet another layoff notice. It was less of a notice, than a oh, I just lost access to all my…

  • Boundaries: Because You’re a Coach, Not a 24/7 Life Raft(How to Love Your Clients Without Losing Your Sanity) Let’s be honest — you became a coach because you genuinely care. You love helping people break through barriers, untangle their thoughts, and rediscover their spark. You’re the kind of person who remembers birthdays, sends encouraging texts,…

  • Video Call Etiquette: How Not to Be “That Person” in the Meeting Let’s face it: video calls are here to stay. Whether you’re hopping onto your daily team stand-up, a one-on-one with your manager, or a client presentation, you’ve probably noticed that virtual meetings come with their own set of unspoken rules — and a…

  • Why Web Design, Lifelong Learning, and Teaching Fuel My Passion When I look back at my career, the thread that ties everything together is simple: curiosity. It’s what first drew me to graphic design, what pushed me to learn how to code, what carried me through graduate school, and what still excites me every time…

  • How to Write Website Content That Speaks Directly to Your Ideal Client’s Pain Points A few years ago, I was working with a brilliant coach named Talia. Talia had poured her heart into her website. Her colors were soft and inviting. Her photos felt warm and approachable. She had testimonials, an “About” page, even a…

  • Why Designers Who Can Code Are an Asset You Shouldn’t Ignore A few years ago, a local bakery owner named Maria called me in a panic. Her website, built by a talented designer, looked stunning, but when she asked for a simple change to her online order form, the designer had to “check with the…

  • From Confused to Clear: How a Strong Brand Voice Attracts Dream Clients I remember a conversation I had with a life coach named Marissa.She had all the credentials. The compassion. The results. But when she came to me for help with her website, she was visibly frustrated. “I know I can help people,” she said.…