Windy Lawson
Business Coach Windy Lawson offers practical business advice and guidance for the female microbusiness owner.
Microbusiness owners have unique struggles and needs. You don’t need to know how to create a 60-page business plan, get your first $100K in financing, or build a fourteen-point funnel. You need realistic ways to set goals, build collaborations, develop a marketing plan, manage your time, and get stuff done.
I get it. And I speak your language. Goal-setting is my love language. And my mission is to help you achieve your mission.
Forget the tired, boring and unrelated business advice. Practical, actionable, and occasionally hilarious, the tips and tricks Windy offers cover a wide variety of business issues.
When I announced to my family in 2019 that I was becoming a full-time business accountability coach, they had questions, including “What the heck is a business accountability coach?” It sounds like a made-up job. Business coaching is an $11.6 billion industry, and business accountability coaching has surged, as more and more people start microbusinesses. …
As a blogger and content marketer, one of the most significant pain points in creating content is finding the right photos to accompany my posts. Because it’s not just enough to write an awesome post, you’ve got to have killer imagery to accompany it, which is why I can’t live without my Ivory Mix membership.
As female microbusiness owners, most of us don’t give much thought to maximizing productivity; we’re just trying to get through the days, amirite? We are so busy busting our butts that we don’t believe we have the luxury of creating some complicated system to be more productive. Productivity sounds like some fancy, schmancy corporate manufacturing …
When it comes to getting the most done as possible in a given day, it’s vital to think carefully about the sequence in which you tackle your tasks. Doing the right job first and the appropriate job last can potentially save you hours – even more so if they rely on other external factors and …
You know that you have a lot of things to do. You may even have big plans for the future, but you can’t seem to motivate yourself to stop Netflix or stop scrolling Facebook. Everyone experiences laziness from time to time. However, successful people are able to overcome laziness and take action. This post from …
One of the struggles I encounter most often with new coaching clients is figuring out how to get #allthethings done every day. There are lot of layers to this issue, but the most simple solution is the hardest sell: waking up earlier. Before you run away, hear me out on the benefits of waking up …
You had a great idea or discovered an amazing new passion project and dove head first into this exciting new project. You were so jazzed in the beginning, but as it got harder, or you hit a roadblock, your motivation came to a grinding halt. Sound familiar? It happens to the best of us. Without …
If you put the PRO in procrastination, I’m giving you a hard side-eye and a heaping dose of #BestieRealTalk today. We all procrastinate from time to time, just like all don’t floss after every meal. We know better, but we’re mere mortals after all. And while I can’t help you with your dental hygiene, I …
Procrastination has killed more dreams than failure ever could. And I can give you all kinds of tips on overcoming procrastination, but if you don’t get to root of the problem, you can’t solve the problem. We need to address the disease of why we procrastinate first and not just trying to cover the symptoms.
As a microbusiness owner, you have a big dream and even bigger drive. But, no one warned you about how lonely the solopreneur life would be, right? If you’re struggling with a lack of support and accountability, a business mastermind group can help. But it’s more than just have a group of cheerleaders in your …
We’ve all heard of networking groups, support groups and social groups, but the business mastermind group is a relatively new concept. With the rise of the gig economy and the proliferation of microbusinesses, more and more people are embarking on a business journey alone. It’s relatively easy to start a microbusiness, but as a business …
As a microbusiness owner, you wear a lot of hats. When you’re constantly running from fire to fire, it’s easy to get stuck focused on what needs to be done right now {putting out this fire}, instead of thinking about how to move forward in your business, and get the freaking fires to stop popping …
