Business

When you’re deep in the day-to-day, it’s easy to lose sight of why you started. Here are three questions to help you reconnect – and a prompt to check your online presence reflects your answers.

When did you last invest in yourself and your business? Here’s what I’ve been up to – and why I think it’s the best thing you can do for your clients.

There’s a form of self-sabotage that doesn’t look like sabotage at all. It looks like professionalism. Fitting in. Doing things properly. It’s called the should trap – and if your marketing has been feeling like an uphill struggle, this might be exactly what’s going on.

If most of your clients come through word of mouth referrals or from meeting you in person, you’re probably running a trust-based business. And that’s a really strong position to be in. But it’s worth having a think about how

Social media feeling like a waste of time? You’re not wrong that it’s noisy – but the answer isn’t to disappear. Here’s a reframe for small business owners on what social media is actually for, and how to make it work harder with less effort.

Last year I said yes to almost every networking opportunity – here’s what I learned about choosing the right room and showing up in a way that actually compounds.

Professional business photography does more than make your website look good—it strengthens your brand image, builds trust, and helps you stand out in a crowded market. Discover how authentic, high-quality visuals can elevate your business and attract the right clients.

Burnout doesn’t always call for stopping completely. Sometimes the most powerful reset comes from stepping sideways from work – learning, reconnecting, and refuelling creativity without switching off.

My work has always been rooted in observation. The technical skills came later, but the foundations were laid by walking around, seeing things, and capturing people naturally rather than heavily posed.