In this podcast episode, Gemma discusses money mindset and how our beliefs around money can impact our business success.

She highlights the struggles that many people, especially those transitioning from Professional NHS caring roles face when it comes to charging for their services.

Gemma emphasizes the importance of examining our money beliefs, such as feeling guilty about charging our prices or constantly discounting our services.

She also encourages listeners to set their prices in alignment with themselves and why not to compare themselves to others.

Gemma provides practical tips for improving our money mindset and suggests resources for deeper exploration.

I'm aware I've  dropped off the radar for the past month.

I hate being inconsistent and letting people down, so I wanted to explain what has been going on in life.

The key takeaway is prioritise effectively, be kind to yourself for your mental health and the rest will follow.

Every day we are faced with making decisions in business and life.

From the seemingly small, to the somewhat bigger decisions, both of which have the ability to change your whole trajectory.

So how can we be sure we're leading from our true intuition or past conditioning and fear based experiences.

I struggled with this for a long time, eventually realising fear was running the show the whole time, from past experiences, not my true intuition.

Today I discuss a trick that has always worked for me so far. I talk about how to align with this guiding force, so you can begin to make more decisions with confidence, flow and ease.

Every day we are faced with decisions in this journey of business and life, but do how do you know how to tell, if it's your intuition that's running the show, or fear from past conditioning and experiences disguised as intuition.

Today I delve in to spirituality and universal feedback and how it's always been a supporting guide throughout my journey.

I suggest ideas on how to align with it, so you can make decisions with more confidence and ease.

In this week's episode I discuss perfectionism.

What perfectionism REALLY is.

Why it's not the badge of honour that you think.

Why you need to drop it.

Signs it's showing up.

4 beginner steps you can take to move past it, so you can begin to reach your true potential.

Why being excellent at your craft and perfectionism are not the same thing.

You are the Golden Goose.

Your business success and wealth is a direct correlation of you and your energetic field, whether you are a one man band or have a large team.

This means taking good care of you! When you struggle, your business will struggle and what is success without good health.

When you choose ease and reject push culture, you begin to thrive in a whole new way. It's literally the world's best kept secret! 

If you don't believe me, I challenge you to try it.

On this week's episode I talk about a recent experience of giving away my power and the detrimental effects it can have.

I discuss where giving away your power may be showing up in your life and business, how to reconnect with yourself to find out what you need and how you can begin to overcome being a people pleaser.

Are you guilty of procrastination?

Procrastination can be a sneaky form of self sabotage and a destructive habit that can hold us back from reaching our full potential in business and life.

This week Gemma discusses two reasons for procrastination and how we can begin to tackle them, so we can take the action steps that will move us closer to where we desire.

Every day I take a social media break for 40 days for lent.

slightly risky some may say, with two businesses in tow.

But as a curious person, who loves to learn more about myself, I relish the challenge.

This week I discuss my 5 big takeaways and what I intend to implement going forward.

Do you know deep inside you're far capable of more? Do you feel like you're shrinking down and hiding parts of yourself? This week I discuss 5 common signs that fear may be holding you back from your greatness and full potential. Note some of them aren't that obvious.