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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...

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...

For a significant stretch of my career as a therapist, I kept saying some version of the same thing to my supervisor.

I love the work. But how I work...

In Japan, there is an art form called kintsugi. When a ceramic bowl breaks, instead of discarding it or hiding the damage, the cracks are repaired wit...

I remember my first placement vividly. A wonderful college, an amazing mentor, and me...  about to see my first real clients, absolutely convinced I w...

Your About page is almost certainly the most visited page on your website after your homepage. It is where potential clients go to decide whether they...

There is a word in Japanese - Ishiki - that translates as awareness and presence. The practice of being fully conscious of what you are doing, thinkin...

Pricing your first online course is one of the decisions practitioners agonise over most, and it is usually where they get stuck longest. Too low and ...

There is a concept in Japanese culture called Ikigai. It translates, roughly, as 'reason for being' - the thing that gets you out of bed in the mornin...

If you are a therapist or coach who finds self-promotion genuinely uncomfortable, you are not failing at marketing. You are experiencing something alm...

If you are a therapist, coach, or practitioner thinking about moving your work online, Kajabi is very likely on your radar. It comes up constantly in ...