Quick Chat #23 from the Slow Coach Project.

The final episode. For now. I reckon I’ll be back, don’t you?

Running an online biz is fraught with difficulties and this can be a rude shock when we come to it with unrealistic expectations. In this final episode, I talk about the pitfalls and the joys of running your own biz, whether it’s online or in the arts.

For the sake of our mental health and to thrive in this topsy turvy space, we must manage our expectations and become aware of the background (subconscious) narratives that are running our dog and pony show.

Are you seeking salvation via your biz? Do you think that life will magically fall into place once your business is ‘on track’? You’re not alone if these myths are informing the way you think and behave.

We need to question these assumptions and keep them in check — not to impede our growth but to strengthen our understanding of what’s going on and to help us hold steady and build a sturdy foundation for our biz and our future.

So, dear listener. Follow your heart, take exceptional care of yourself, and always keep your wits about you!

Thank you for joining me in the Slow Coach Project. I’ll see you again very soon. Jen xo

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About the Slow Coach Project

The Slow Coach Project was a three-month experiment. It was all about me casting my net to see who’s out there, who wants help and who wants to hang out with me while they grow their biz and learn from me and my experiences. It was a gorgeous project, I met so many stunning women at various stage of their businesses. I cannot wait to do something similar again soon! Again, hop my mailing list to stay in the loop.

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Quick Chat #22 from the Slow Coach Project.

I’m always looking for new and novel ways to coach people towards finishing what they started. At least something. One thing. Anything…

Part of this has been examining my own track record. I finish a lot of stuff. But theres also a TON of stuff shoved in drawers and folders, hidden under the metaphorical bed. Stuff I know I’ll never finish, no matter how good, noble or guilty my intentions.

I think a lot of it comes down to desire.

How badly do you want this thing? How badly do you want to finish it? How can you fan your own desire when it’s sputtering like a tallow candle?

Let’s chat about that! (And some other stuff, too, like biscuits and cheese and afternoon tea)

About the Slow Coach Project

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Quick Chat #21 from the Slow Coach Project.

I launched my new e-course, yesterday, and promptly fell into Post Launch Blues. Or PLB, as Himself calls it. This is common state, much like the day after the wedding — when your frock is rumpled, your hair’s a mess and you wonder if it was all worth it!

I’ve found that gentle is best when it comes to PLB. Just roll with it and allow it to run its course without expecting too much of yourself or making any radical decision while in that headspace. It’s also important to acknowledge yourself, give yourself a pat on the back. You’ve done a BIG, BOLD thing, in getting an e-course off the ground, and you deserve congratulations and self-compassion.

Yesterday was also Samhain (pronounced, sah-win), my favourite sabbat. I spent a lot of time constructing my altar and just sitting with the present moment—that delicious moment when the veil is thin, and we sense our dearly departed more closely.

It was a big day, a quiet day, a day of many shades.

About the Slow Coach Project

The Slow Coach Project is an experiment. I am casting my net to see who’s out there, who I can help and who wants to hang out with me while they grow their biz and learn from me and my experiences.

► If this sounds like a good plan come join me in my free, FB mastermind ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠the Slow Coach Project⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.

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