When you start a business, you’ll often hear people banging on about morning routines and how all the top performers have them. So what’s it all about? And how do you even get started as a mum in business when you have little ones around?

Finding clients when you first start your business can seem totally overwhelming. It feels like there is so much to do, and it can be difficult to know what to do first. These tips will get you on the right track to finding your first clients

One of the greatest learnings I’ve had since starting my business is the value of reviews. They allow you to acknowledge your wins, reflect on what you’ve learned and stay focused on what you’re trying to achieve. Here’s a summary of my first annual review

These 10 women and mums in business spill the beans on their biggest learning in 2018. Check out their great takeaways for some serious inspiration and add your biggest learning from 2018 in the comments at the end

When you’re a mum and an entrepreneur, it shows up in every aspect of your life. How many of these unmistakable signs can you relate to? Don’t forget to add your own in the comments below!

When I changed careers to be a Business coach, it didn’t cross my mind that I might need to start building an email list. Luckily, my coach pointed me in the right direction and it’s one of the best decisions I made. Not sure if it’s for you? Keep reading then

Picking a niche can feel like you’re running in circles, but getting clarity on WHO you serve and WHAT results you get them will help you grow your business. Your niche will evolve over time as you develop your business, but start now and let it develop as you go

Don’t know where your next client is coming from? Make sure you cover foundations by getting clear on who your serve and what you help them with, start focusing on client generating activities and get visible, and soon enough you’ll have more clients coming to you