Being a soulful business owner means taking a long hard look at how we do business in the western world. It means turning convention on its head and pushing for a better world. It means healing ourselves so we aren’t embodying the archetype of the wounded healer. It means taking a stand for our values and ethics. Read the Soulful Business Manifesto to learn more about this heart-centered approach to business.

Burnout is far too common among solopreneurs. It’s so hard to do everything! Here’s a post to help you steer clear of burn out or backpedal out of it. It’s essential to ensure we are thriving in our lives and businesses so our clients get out best care (and we have a strong sense of wellbeing). Keep prioritizing yourself in your soulful business!

It sounds strange to say, but website design is a portal into better understanding yourself, your ideal clients, and your ideal business structure. While it might seem like a superficial thing to check off your list, web design is actually a powerful experience you can harness to become a thriving business owner and life purpose liver. Take the web design experience seriously and you’ll find yourself growing quickly into a business you love!

Everyone has a story when it comes to how they started their businesses. It can be helpful to read others’ journeys to get inspiration, learn more about your favorite business owner, and deepen your understanding of how careers are shaped. Here’s my story to inspire you to follow your own path and to help you understand why I am a Squarespace web designer and how I became one.

While building a business requires a lot of strategy and linear thought, often we don’t put a lot of thought into the ways in which we nourish ourselves in our work. Creating businesses that feel as nourishing for us as they do for our clients is essential to our success and overall well-being.

Planning to take a break from work is super essential for your overall mental and physical health. This is especially true if you work in a helping profession, such as a therapist, midwife, or other intensive care field. Taking a break will help you refill your own well so you’ll have enough to care for yourself before giving care to others. Here are 6 tips to help you do just that.

When you’re bringing lots of soul into your work, it’s important to take time to slow down. But what does “slow” really mean, why is it important, and how is it done? Slow working, slow business, and slow marketing can be a challenge to conceptualize. Read on to unpack this very useful concept and system of values in your own life and solopreneur business.

If you’ve been hustling your heart out, this article might help you get back to your center again. You didn’t start your business to become a workaholic, right? Here are 13 tips to help you slow back down, reprioritize your work, and put your self-care back to the top of your to-do list (where it belongs).

Being a business owner is an incredible way to also grow yourself. It’s not always easy, but it’s definitely worth it. Here are a few tips to help you when you get stuck and need a little push. Keep growing!