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Solo business is both a way of working and a way of thinking.
the need.
Solo business is where everything is done by one, which means every thing needs to be simple (enough) to fit in our (whole of human) ways and days.
the reality.
the reality.
Solo business is the one type of business where the single point of failure (and success) is you. Which means, solo business is the only type of business that relies solely and wholely on you.
(Oops, probably should have mentioned we don’t sugar-coat our copy, we only keep it really real here. And, the whole, ‘…relies solely on you’ is actually the best part!)
the potential.
While some will rush to grow soon enough to start their first team, we’re here for those who choose to grow solo. Starting, staying, or circling back to being solo says many great things about you in your business.
the practicality.
While many try it, only some will stay (or circle back). Operating as a solo business only works well with some. The kinda some who see themselves as curious, creative, and the kind of crazy that looks forward to playing a part in something bigger just as much as balancing the books behind the business doors.
the practicality.
the start.
Operating as a solo business requires specific skills, focus, and resources. Kathy didn’t set out to support other business owners, but through her own necessity and the repeat request to help others, Kathy now has a real passion for supporting business owners operating as a solo business to find their fit and glow as they grow in their business.
the work.
“The work” happens somewhere. Later, now, somewhere along the way, the thinking behind the business, the processes, the system setup, the templates and the tantrums (yes, it's super normal to be a 🤬 or a 😭 while working through the work). Experience continues to support that when “the work" is done little-by-little over a long time means mistakes and missteps are smaller, redos are reduced, and the knowing is growing at a pace that is practical.
the work.
Heya, I’m Kathy. My approach is one that feels more like a couple of business humans just getting on and getting the work done. Sometimes the sessions kinda feel like alotta talk, and others are all about output.
Call me bias, but working as a solo business is actually one of the coolest and rewardiest ways of working.
While some in solo business see the need to do everything as a burden, the ones that find their way to work with me (actually) find the fun in finding their rhythm and rhyme in their business as usual. They’re especially chuffed as they see their ways of working adapt to (actually) be workable with the dynamic demands in and out of the business.
My growing experience is in working with professional practitioners moving to (or already) working in their own business.
Regarding the common question about strings and sessions, over the years it’s super normal to see business owners needing a little or a longer time between sessions. Typically, some book for one, and they’re done, while others enjoy returning on the regular, month to month, to keep the momentum moving.
You’re most welcome to give me a buzz on 0447030962 before booking to answer any questions so that you’re clear on where you can begin (I know, kickin’ it old school in actually randomly calling before booking 🤭 Honestly, it’s how I size up working with someone for the first time 😄), or you can jump in with both business feet and boop that button below to book.