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This list is the real deal—my go-to backstage pass to the tools, platforms, and goodies I use every day to keep my business humming. No fluff, no nonsense, just the honest favorites I’d spill over coffee with a fellow creative boss.
All the goodies we actually use (and totally adore) for building a business where every story shines and every strategy’s got a spark!
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Business TOOLs
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SHOWIT
We use ClickUp to keep our projects organized and to map out clear, step-by-step workflows when creating new products
The most intuitive and creative website platform you’ll ever need—effortless to update with new designs, copy, and images.
CANVA PRO
Canva Pro is a go-to design tool for creating stunning, professional graphics with ease. From social media posts to client-ready presentations, it offers endless templates, fonts, and features that make designing fast, fun, and stress-free
FLODESK
DUBSADO
Beautiful emails without wrestling a builder. Flat pricing regardless of list size, which matters more than people realize.
Contracts, invoices, and onboarding on autopilot. The first tool that made me feel like a business instead of a freelancer with a spreadsheet.
NOTION
Where my frameworks, client templates, and course outlines live. Endlessly customizable, occasionally a rabbit hole.
t’s widely read in coaching and personal-development circles because it focuses on growth mindset and behavior change.
Carol S. Dweck
Mindset
no 3
This is often treated as a foundational coaching text and appears on several “must read” lists for aspiring coaches.
Henry Kimsey-House
Co-Active Coaching
no 2
t’s one of the most frequently recommended coaching books because it gives practical question-based frameworks coaches can use right away.
Michael Bungay Stanier.
The Coaching Habit
no 1
Ready for a bookshelf adventure? Whether you’re scheming up your next big business move or just kicking back to chill, these game-changing reads have seriously shaped my world—and might just shake up yours too!
On My Bookshelf
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The Best Office Furniture for Every Space
What I learned from a Wellness Retreat
A repeatable system for showing up consistently without spending your whole week making things.
What's worth the money, what isn't, and what I'd buy again for a corner of a bedroom.
Three days offline and one uncomfortable realization about how I'd been running my business.
I get asked constantly what I'd keep if I had to strip the business back to five tools. This episode is the honest answer, including the two I'd cut without hesitating and the one I resisted for a year before admitting it was worth every dollar.
If I were hitting reboot on my business journey, these five powerhouse tools would be first in my cart—no question, all splash!
on the podcast
Guilty pleasure: reading the entire menu before deciding, then ordering what I always order.
my favorite #4
Non-negotiable: a walk before noon, no phone, no podcast.
my favorite #3
Working soundtrack: something instrumental, or the same album on repeat for a month.
my favorite #2
Coffee order: oat flat white, and I will drive out of my way for a good one.
my favorite #1
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