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What if the big, ambitious business you've been working towards isn't actually the business you want anymore? There's so much pressure in the online business world to keep growing, scaling and chasing the next milestone that it's easy to lose sight of what success actually looks like for YOU. In this episode, I'm reflecting on why my ambitions have changed, how easily we absorb other people's ideas of success and why wanting something smaller doesn't mean you're giving up.A simpler business can actually be a much smarter one. Fewer offers, better margins, clearer boundaries and more breathing room for your life might be exactly what you need. But getting there starts with looking at whether your offers, capacity and income goals actually work together, rather than trying to squeeze yourself into a business model that was never designed for you.I'm also sharing three questions to help you rethink your offers and figure out what your version of enough looks like. Whether you dream of building something huge or keeping things beautifully simple, you deserve a business that fits the life you're living and the ambitions you actually have.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy so many service providers are craving simpler businessesHow hustle culture influences our ideas of successWhy wanting less doesn't mean you're less ambitiousHow to recognise when you've borrowed someone else's business visionWhy your offers need to fit your capacity and lifestyleThree questions to ask before redesigning your businessHow to identify your financial 'enough number'"I think if you want something smaller and you want something that is a little bit more easy to manage, it's just you having ambition with better boundaries."Mentioned in this episode:The Big ResetI spent part of this year resetting my own business because I’d made it too complicated; I was doing too much, and I couldn’t live my life around it anymore. The reset changed everything, and now I want to do the same for you. This November I’m running The Big Reset, a week to help you figure out what you actually want 2027 to look like. We’ll get clear on how you show up, your capacity, your business model, and how you feel about the work you’re doing. The Big Reset will begin on November 9th. Join today!The Big Reset

Ever get the feeling that your business is starting to run you, rather than the other way around? Maybe you've outgrown the work you're doing, your life looks different to when you first started, or you're simply fed up with trying to squeeze everything else around your clients. It's completely normal to reach a point where the business you've built no longer fits the life you want to lead.In this episode, I'm sharing three powerful areas to focus on if you're thinking about resetting your business ahead of 2027. And we're starting somewhere you might not expect: with your life, rather than your business. Because before you start redesigning your offers or making big changes, you need to get clear on what you actually want your days to look like.Your non-negotiable needs, your actual capacity and the offers you're selling all need to work together. Otherwise, you can find yourself running a business that looks perfectly successful on paper but leaves you exhausted, resentful and wondering why you ever wanted to work for yourself in the first place.I genuinely believe there's a business model that can work for your individual circumstances, expertise and income goals. One that allows you to do brilliant work, earn a consistent income and have plenty of space for the life you're building outside of it. And that's exactly what I want to help you start figuring out.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy it's normal to outgrow your business and want something differentHow to identify your non-negotiable needs outside of workWhy your actual capacity matters more than the gaps in your calendarHow to choose offers that support your lifestyle and income goalsWhy working in your level three masterful talent can make earning money feel easierHow to build a more sustainable business that works around your life"You don't have to feel like your work has to be hard."Mentioned in this episode:The Big ResetI spent part of this year resetting my own business because I’d made it too complicated; I was doing too much, and I couldn’t live my life around it anymore. The reset changed everything, and now I want to do the same for you. This November I’m running The Big Reset, a week to help you figure out what you actually want 2027 to look like. We’ll get clear on how you show up, your capacity, your business model, and how you feel about the work you’re doing. The Big Reset will begin on November 9th. Join today!The Big Reset

Has 2026 left you feeling a little bit... fed up? Maybe your business is doing well on paper, but something feels off. Or perhaps you're working harder than ever, questioning your next move and wondering whether you even want the version of success the online business world keeps selling us. Because I don't know about you, but this year has felt different.In this episode, I'm having a candid conversation about the growing sense of disillusionment I'm noticing amongst business owners, and why so many of us are questioning what we actually want from our businesses. After 16 years of selling my services online, I've never experienced a year quite like this one, and it's made me rethink what really matters.I'm also reflecting on the changes I've made to my own business, why patience and resilience still matter, and how to recognise when you've genuinely outgrown a business model. Sometimes you need to give something more time, but sometimes you've evolved and the business needs to evolve with you.As we head towards 2027, I want to encourage you to look beyond the revenue goals, follower counts and things you think you should be doing. Because life is far too short to spend it running a business you don't enjoy, chasing somebody else's version of success.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy 2026 has felt different for so many online business ownersHow to recognise when you've outgrown your current business modelThe difference between needing more patience and needing a changeWhy business success doesn't always translate into personal fulfilmentHow to reflect on what's gone right, even when the year hasn't gone to planWhy it's worth reconsidering what you want from your business in 2027"I really believe that life is too fucking short for you to be running a business that you fucking hate and doing work that you resent and working with clients that you don't like or."Mentioned in this episode:The Big ResetI spent part of this year resetting my own business because I’d made it too complicated; I was doing too much, and I couldn’t live my life around it anymore. The reset changed everything, and now I want to do the same for you. This November I’m running The Big Reset, a week to help you figure out what you actually want 2027 to look like. We’ll get clear on how you show up, your capacity, your business model, and how you feel about the work you’re doing. The Big Reset will begin on November 9th. Join today!The Big Reset

What if the reason you're working so hard, earning less than you'd like and occasionally fantasising about running back to a job on LinkedIn is actually much simpler than you think? After 16 years in business, I've learned a few things about what makes a business feel good to run, and annoyingly, some of them took me far too long to figure out for myself. In this episode, I'm sharing three powerful shifts that could completely change how you approach your business, make decisions and finally start feeling like your business has got your back.First, your business should be designed around YOUR needs. It's easy to get caught up in what clients expect, what everyone else is doing and what you think success should look like, without considering whether the business you're building actually gives you the life you want.Then there's the temptation to keep adding more. More offers, more strategies, more things to sell. But doing less can lead to more, especially when you focus your energy on one clear mission and stop spreading yourself across a dozen different directions.And finally, there's the power of doubling down on your level three masterful talent. Becoming known for the thing you're exceptionally good at can transform your reputation, your offers and your earning potential. Plus, there's a little Brucey bonus about embracing the stage of business you're in, rather than constantly trying to rush to the next one.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeWhy your business model should be designed around your own needs and non-negotiablesHow doing less can make your business simpler, more focused and more profitableWhy constantly adding offers and strategies can leave you feeling overwhelmedThe importance of having one main mission, one main offer and one clear client goalWhat your level three masterful talent is and why you should double down on itHow specialising helps you build a stronger reputation in your industryWhy you can't skip the messy stages of business growth, and what the caterpillar, chrysalis and butterfly have to do with itHow patience and resilience help you build a business that lasts"Doing less will always lead you to more."Mentioned in this episode:The Big ResetI spent part of this year resetting my own business because I’d made it too complicated; I was doing too much, and I couldn’t live my life around it anymore. The reset changed everything, and now I want to do the same for you. This November I’m running The Big Reset, a week to help you figure out what you actually want 2027 to look like. We’ll get clear on how you show up, your capacity, your business model, and how you feel about the work you’re doing. The Big Reset will begin on November 9th. Join today!The Big Reset

You probably didn’t start your business so you could work evenings, squeeze client work into every available gap and spend your downtime thinking about revenue. And yet somewhere between trying to make money, grow, be successful and keep up with everything an online business apparently requires, it’s surprisingly easy to build something that gives you less of the life you wanted, not more. So in this episode, I’m asking a question I think every business owner needs to come back to regularly: is your business actually giving you the life you want?I’m talking about what I call the hamster wheel of more: more followers, more leads, more sales, more growth, and the belief that we should constantly be chasing the next level. I don’t subscribe to the fantasy that you should be working four hours a week from a beach in Bali, because businesses require work. But there’s a huge amount of space between that and building a business that greedily eats into your evenings, weekends, relationships, rest and the parts of you that have absolutely nothing to do with work.This one gets personal too. In 2025, I was hustling far harder than I realised and had become so consumed by my business that I barely had any energy left for the things that mattered to me. This year, my lovely dog Dorrie’s declining health forced me to slow down, be more present in my life and seriously question the way I was running my business. What followed was a huge reset, and strangely enough, slowing down hasn’t meant everything falling apart. I had my best month of the year in July, and I’ve created far more security around my baseline revenue.That’s what I mean when I talk about building a life-proof business. Life isn’t linear. There will be illnesses, griefy seasons, brilliant seasons, holidays, family stuff and days where something else simply needs you more. Your business model, offers and income need to have enough flexibility to accommodate that without every wobble in your capacity becoming a financial emergency. You can still be ambitious, grow and chase exciting goals, but none of those things need to come at the expense of your personal peace.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeHow to recognise when your business is no longer supporting the life you actually wantWhat the “hamster wheel of more” looks like and how easily we get caught in itWhy I don’t believe the answer is either constant hustle or the four-hour-work-week fantasyWhat my own experience in 2025 taught me about workaholism and being too consumed by my businessWhy slowing down this year completely changed the way I think about work and successWhat I mean by creating a “life-proof” businessWhy your revenue, offers and business model need to flex when your life doesThe success markers I care about far more than endlessly increasing revenue“Your business should be life-proof and it should enable you to not panic when you have to slow down and step back.”Mentioned in this episode:The Big ResetI spent part of this year resetting my own business because I’d made it too complicated; I was doing too much, and I couldn’t live my life around it anymore. The reset changed everything, and now I want to do the same for you. This November I’m running The Big Reset, a week to help you figure out what you actually want 2027 to look like. We’ll get clear on how you show up, your capacity, your business model, and how you feel about the work you’re doing. The Big Reset will begin on November 9th. Join today!The Big Reset