How do you establish your voice in a space that prioritizes inflammatory content and overgeneralized information, especially when that poses a direct harm to your community if you were to engage in those practices? Instead of depending on trends and vanity metrics, we want to contribute to an intentional online space.

In developing our own content review framework, I kept coming back to that list of questions in the writers room for The Good Place. These questions were what helped keep every episode on track, and what helped us explore real complex ideas in engaging and entertaining ways, week after week for four seasons. Why couldn’t they help me do the same in my work?

One week, Emily was out of the office and I felt like I was drowning. I started to cry, because I knew there was no way I could keep this up, no way I could pull my weight at this pace, and it was putting not only my livelihood, but my sister’s livelihood at risk as well.
Then, after that nice little cry, I was able to be a little more rational about it. There were a few problems that were getting the better of me, that came down to the structure of our business.

Do your palms sweat a little when you think about handling your first discovery call? Here’s how we prepare for ours.

So, you’re thinking of contracting with a virtual assistant. But is that what you need?

Looking to grow your email list f or your therapy practice? Not sure if that’s even necessary? We’ve got the questions you need to ask and 25 ideas to get your opt-in development started.

You provide 1:1 therapy services. Do you need a blog? Here’s what to think about when deciding if writing a blog is right for your therapy practice and 20 blog ideas to get you started.