Sales extraordinaire Bay Bradfield listened to her little whisper giving her a slight nudge while working in London to take her experience and create a highly successful Sales Business, specialising in helping Service Based Business Owners by implementing personalised sales strategies for growth. This is Bay’s story.

Hello November you good lookin month you. Summer is just around the corner, we are winding up to wind down, it’s a little wild out there. Keep your sanity with some grounding and thought-provoking events, cos making space to step away from the doing is always a good idea.

Feeling a little frazzled with the number of enquiries coming in? Or are you booked out for the next 3+ months? It might be time to start a client waitlist.

Sarah is a creative through and through — this blooms through her work. She makes beautiful brands better. And she looks good doing it too. hair flick

Our resident Londonite-turned-Gold Coaster, Charlie has an impressive CV and an even more impressive daily routine, ending the day with a dip in the ocean (if it’s not too cold of course). Get to know Charlie!

Hello Q4, let’s get online and explore. Here is your monthly dose of events to help you find inspiration & connection.

Coworking is on the rise. The number of coworking spaces globally has more than doubled from 12,100 in 2016 to over 26,000 in 2020. I’ve been dipping in and out of physical coworking spaces globally since 2017, and after clocking over 130 hours of virtual coworking in the last 6-months alone, I have a few experiences to share to help you make a decision that’s right for you. This is a battle of the virtual vs physical coworking spaces.

Have you ever held back on raising your prices for fear of losing clients? As a boss, you are going to have to face those difficult conversations a number of times throughout your freelancing career—especially if you want to make an impact on your income and your life.

Louise waited a few years to make the leap into full-time freelancing, but wouldn’t have it any other way. Her time spent side-hustling allowed her to hone her digital marketing skills and build a solid network.

Amy craved flexibility and decided to escape her full-time job as an office manager to become and virtual assistant. Even though she has proven skills to back her ability, Amy has faced imposter syndrome. Here’s her journey.

Starting out as a freelancer is an exciting time, but it comes with some nail-biting moments. You’re learning how to market yourself as a business, navigate client relationships and manage your cashflow.

After experiencing some shitty bosses in the corporate world, alongside some early entrepreneurial inklings , it was almost inevitable for Brodi to do her own thing. With naive fearlessness, she launched her own graphic design business and hasn’t looked back.