I met Yvette at her Soulpreneurs conference earlier in the year and loved walking into a flowy, spiritual event hearing Smashing Pumpkins and Marilyn Manson playing on the PA. We have many mutual friends and so it was about time that I had her on to talk about being a Soulpreneur and how to find the balance between the introvert and extrovert sides of our business, such as the introspective practise of writing a book mixed with the extroverted need to send it out into the world. 

We also chat about:

Finding your own version of your success in your business;

Knowing what works for you and what lights you up;

Saying no to things that drain you or don't feel aligned, even if they're great opportunities;

Having the introvert/extrovert requirements of diving into writing a book and then having a huge book launch and conference with hundreds of people;

Giving yourself permission to go into your creative cocoon and take a break from the world;

Finding some fluidity between introvert and extrovert, yin/yang, etc;

The importance of recharging in a way that really feels good to you - not what looks good on social media;

Bringing all aspects of yourself and all your different interests together to give your story depth and set you apart from others in your industry;

Not denying who you are because you think it won't make you fit into the health, wellbeing, personal development world.