Are you ready to work with clients who light you up and truly see your value—without having to push your limits or lose your personal touch? We’re talking about those “champagne clients.” You know, the ones who don’t haggle over price, pay on time, respect your expertise, and enthusiastically refer you to all their friends? […]

You’re waving from the other side of the river—champagne flute in hand, freedom in your schedule, high-impact work lighting up your soul. You’re telling them it’s better here. Cleaner. More profitable. Liberating. But your dream clients? They’re not crossing over. They’re not buying. They’re not even making eye contact. Why? Because they don’t see the […]

Let’s be real—if you’re a service-based founder or consultant, you’ve probably spent way too long wrestling with your elevator pitch. Maybe you even fell into the “I help” trap: I help businesses grow. I help women find their power. I help leaders reach their goals. Snooze. It’s not your fault. That format is everywhere. It […]

At the peak of her CEO career, Fiona McKay—a high-level strategist running an international consultancy—was blindsided by surgical menopause. One day she was leading multimillion-dollar deals; the next, she was trying to remember her own brilliance through a fog of hormone crashes, identity shifts, and bone-deep fatigue. But this isn’t a story about slowing down. […]

There’s a moment every visionary woman remembers. It’s not always loud. It doesn’t come with confetti.But it etches itself into your memory. The moment you realize: “They don’t see me. And they’re not going to.” Lisa Bragg, author of Bragging Rights, knows that moment intimately.She was working in traditional media—doing everything right.Crushing stories, spotting trends, […]

Let’s be clear: Speed isn’t the enemy of luxury. Distraction is. And when you’re a woman consultant juggling a big mission, a brilliant offer, and an inbox full of “let’s circle back,” the last thing you want is another slow burn that never lights. So let me introduce you to Imani (name changed for privacy). […]