Self-care for female entrepreneurs is more than having a fitness routine. Practicing self-care as an entrepreneur is about self-love, self-awareness, and showing yourself self-compassion when stuff goes wrong.

As a creativity coach, I help creatives structure their creative work. You can structure creativity, but you can’t adopt how someone else is creative and copy their creating process.

Kerstin Martin is a female business owner over 50, and I’m thrilled to interview her about her process of running her creative business.

In this interview series of asking other creatives about their process, Andrew from fthelines.com kindly let us have a peek into his process of writing, and creating comics, YouTube videos, Insta, Medium, and blog posts.

How to do marketing when I have multiple passions/interests, many things I can do, and many things I like and can talk about?

Embracing imperfection in creative work and business is a great way to stay creatively inspired and avoid creative blocks.

If you’re feeling a wee bit overwhelmed by alll the hats you have to wear in your small business, maybe try this 3-step process, for simplifying how you do business, and see if it helps.

Being able to manage overwhelm as a new entrepreneur, might be one of the most important skills you’ll have to learn.

As a creator or small business owner, your creativity is your unique currency and what sets you and your business apart. This is why you must ignore the 3 myths about creativity you might have heard.

Setting clear boundaries, in a multi-creative business, is how you prioritize what’s important and what isn’t. Is it easy? Heck no. So, here are 3 tips to help you.