Super Creative Podcast: Ep 110

Creating a business you love doesn’t come from doing more, it comes from doing less.

(Keep scrolling for the ep, plus a free gift to help you build a business you love, without adding the overwhelm).

A few years ago I met Catie Dawson while I was working with Saben, helping donate goods to the Kindness Collective.

Then last year, Catie joined one of my masterclasses on Perfecting Your Podcast Pitch.

This year, she invited me onto her podcast, Super Creative. And of course I was ecstatic.

In the episode we talked honestly about lots of the challenges business owners face, particularly when it comes to knowing what we want, what we're working towards and creating a business (and the lifestyle) we want for ourselves.

To have a business like this, you don’t need to wake up earlier, try harder, consume more content or add another habit to your already-full life.

You need a business that’s designed to work for you.

In this episode we unpack all of that, alongside the usual Rosie & Catie chat & banter.

 Listen to the episode to uncover…

• Why most goals fail before February (and what you can do instead)
• The difference between doing busy work and the work that moves your business forward
• Why strategy doesn’t need to be complicated
• The surprising relationship between structure, creativity and freedom
• And the small systems that turn chaotic businesses into sustainable ones

 🎙️ Listen to the episode

Super Creative Podcast Ep 110

About that free gift I mentioned...

If you want to start running your business like a pro and ditch the endless to-do lists, start here.

I’ve created a short masterclass that walks you through a guided reflection and planning process (the same one I use with my clients to help them cut through the noise and build businesses that work).

It’s simple, strategic and powerful.

Create a business plan you’ll actually want to follow.

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Because building a business you love doesn’t come from doing more.

It comes from building it differently.

 Forever in your corner,

Rosie.