Your business needs a baby horse!

Your business needs a baby horse!

Nov 2, 2022 | Business

I did not want a baby horse. I needed a baby horse. Here’s why you or your business (metaphorically) needs one too. It’s easy to get comfortable with the familiar. This year marks 10 years of owning Bella. She was the one who got me back into horses. She...
From the forge

From the forge

Nov 1, 2022 | Uncategorized

The idea for Shoeing the Modern Horse: The Horse Owner’s Guide to Farriery and Hoof Care took shape after I spent a day working in a farrier’s forge alongside Trafalgar Square Books Managing Editor Rebecca Didier. We gained an insider’s perspective on the decisions...
5 Tips for Finding & Keeping Clients

5 Tips for Finding & Keeping Clients

May 17, 2018 | Blog, Business

Newly established and longtime freelancers alike are on a quest to find and keep clients. These are a few things I’ve found helpful in developing relationships with new clients and maintaining lasting relationships with existing ones. In-person networking: Industry...
Game changer: How I found extra time in the day

Game changer: How I found extra time in the day

May 2, 2018 | Business

Working full time and managing a freelance business that generates sales equivalent to a full-time salary is a juggling act. Most lunch breaks are sacrificed for telephone interviews. Vacation time is often used for client appointments and countless hours on the couch...
My mentor quit freelancing

My mentor quit freelancing

Apr 25, 2018 | Uncategorized

The person I aspired to be like quit the dream I’ve been chasing. Instead of questioning my own intentions, I doubled down my determination. Less than six months into our arrangement she quit freelancing. She accepted a full time position at an agency. She confirmed...