A new episode every other Thursday
Notes from the Field
Short, quiet conversations about money, time and running a small business without losing yourself in it. About twenty-five minutes, best with a walk.
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Episode 64
Demo: On your own site, each episode links to your podcast host or plays right on the page.How to find your enough number
The sum I do with every new client, and why it changes how you price everything else.
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Episode 63
Demo: On your own site, each episode links to your podcast host or plays right on the page.A full diary is not the same as a good year
What to do when you are booked solid and still short at the end of the month.
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Episode 62
Demo: On your own site, each episode links to your podcast host or plays right on the page.Saying no kindly (with Ingrid Solheim)
A Long Table graduate on dropping a third of her clients and earning more.
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Episode 61
Demo: On your own site, each episode links to your podcast host or plays right on the page.The story you tell yourself about money
Where undercharging begins, and three questions to find your own version of it.
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Episode 60
Demo: On your own site, each episode links to your podcast host or plays right on the page.Planning a launch you won’t dread
A calm six-week plan for a new offer, with no late nights in it.
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Episode 59
Demo: On your own site, each episode links to your podcast host or plays right on the page.What I’d do in my first year, knowing what I know
Plain advice from someone who made most of the mistakes herself.
Would you like to be a guest?
I love talking with women who built something small and good on their own terms. Tell me your story and what you’d like listeners to take away.
A free guide
Find your enough number in one quiet hour
The same worksheet I use with private clients to work out what their business truly needs to earn, spot the offers that cost more than they bring in and set prices they can say without flinching.
- A ten-minute money snapshot
- The enough-number worksheet
- A script for your first price rise
- A one-page ninety-day plan
Shall we have a quiet word?
Book a free 20-minute call. Tell me where things stand and where you’d like them to be, and I’ll tell you honestly whether I can help. No pressure and no pitch.