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There's a version of online business that runs quietly in the background, sending the right email at the right time, welcoming new members, following ...

I was a networking call this morning, and the conversation turned, as it so often does lately, to the idea of creating content as a coach or someone w...

There's a particular flavour of guilt that arrives when you're supposed to be resting.

You've closed the laptop, put the out-of-office on, and made a...

There's a particular feeling that arrives somewhere in the last week of July. Maybe you know it. The inbox you've been ignoring starts to feel heavier...

Let me guess. You have a course idea, a membership concept, a book outline, maybe even a whole programme mapped out in your head. You know it's good. ...

There is a Japanese word - kaizen - that means 'change for the better.' It is the philosophy behind the Japanese manufacturing revolution of the 1980s...

If you have ever wondered what actually happens when you commission a bespoke Kajabi build, this post pulls back the curtain. Not the polished marketi...

If you are a therapist, coach, or practitioner trying to decide where to build your online presence, you have almost certainly come across more platfo...

There is a principle in Japanese design called Kanso. It translates as simplicity and the removal of clutter, the idea that clarity comes not from add...

Burnout is usually treated as a problem to fix. Push through it, rest enough to function, find a few more hours in the week, and carry on. But after y...

If you are building an online course or membership and you are not yet ready to open the doors, a waitlist is one of the most useful things you can se...

In Japan, there is a practice called shinrin-yoku. It translates literally as 'taking in the forest atmosphere' or as it is more commonly known in the...