If your mind feels constantly cluttered and your to-do list is never-ending, then this conversation is for you.

I’m sharing my own journey of how I stripped back my business, simplified everything, and made the powerful decision to stop doing the things that didn’t light me up — like videoing this podcast or spreading myself thin across a dozen social media platforms. And I’ll walk you through the difference between real overwhelm and perceived overwhelm, so you can start clearing space in your diary and your brain.

Whether it’s cutting back on offerings, ditching platforms you hate (looking at you, TikTok), or choosing a business model that works for your energy, this episode is a reminder that you get to choose ease. And doing less doesn’t mean doing nothing — it means doing the right things for you.

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I’d love to know — where are you doing too much in your business? And what’s one thing you can let go of this week? Message me on Instagram @libbylangley or find me on LinkedIn and let’s talk about it.

Here’s to more clarity, more calm, and a business that actually feels good.

 

Libby x.

I hate marketing. Yes, me — a business coach with an MBA in marketing who’s spent over a decade teaching others how to do it. And if you feel the same, you’re not alone.

In this episode, we’re unpacking what “hating marketing” really means and how to reframe it so it’s not a block, but a spark. I’ll tell you the story of how I once publicly quit self-marketing (yes, really) and still got my best year in business — because people knew me already. Which proves a vital point: your marketing is never wasted.

We talk about rejection sensitivity, visibility fears, and the very real emotional toll of constantly showing up online — especially when you’re neurodivergent or introverted. Most importantly, I’ll help you reframe marketing as starting or joining conversations — because that’s all it really is.

From podcasts and books to social posts and networking, there are so many ways to market your business that feel aligned, empowering, and even fun (yes, really). Let’s find the ones that work for you — so marketing becomes a natural extension of your mission, not a constant energy drain.

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Do you hate marketing too? Let me know what you’re struggling with — or what’s helped you turn a corner. Message me on Instagram @libbylangley or drop me a line on LinkedIn. Let’s find a way to make marketing feel like something you can do — because it truly can be that simple.

Here’s to less dread, more ease, and finding your own flow.

Libby x

If you’ve ever felt icky about selling — or worried your client experience doesn’t quite match your sales promises — this episode is your reality check (and your reset).

In this episode of Life in Business, I’m diving into one of the biggest sources of friction for business owners: the disconnect between service and sales. Yes, we all want to make money — we’re not here for charity — but when your focus shifts too heavily onto sales, your service (and your reputation) can start to suffer.

I share real stories (both brilliant and downright shocking) of service experiences I’ve had, and what they reveal about integrity in business. We’ll explore how to deliver on your promises, what your pricing says about your values, and why setting realistic — and aligned — expectations is essential if you want to grow a sustainable, joyful business.

I also talk about my own shift to building a group program, Confidence to Grow, and how that’s allowed me to honour the quality of support I want to deliver without burning out. Because here’s the truth: when your service is spot on, the sales look after themselves.

Whether you’re finding sales hard or starting to feel disconnected from your offer, this episode will help you re-centre — and remind you that service-first is the long game worth playing.

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Are you feeling like your service and sales are out of sync? Message me on Instagram @libbylangley or drop into my LinkedIn inbox. I’d love to hear where you’re thriving — and where things feel a little off balance.

Here’s to building a business that’s in full integrity — with yourself and your clients.

Libby x.

Want clients to rave about you, stick around, and share your work without you even asking? Then it’s time to tap into the magic of surprise and delight — and no, it doesn’t have to cost a fortune.

 In today’s episode of Life in Business, I’m talking about something that has the power to transform how your clients feel about working with you: surprise and delight. We all know doing a good job is the bare minimum — what makes your business memorable is how you make people feel.

I share personal examples of when businesses have blown me away with a thoughtful touch (including a bar of chocolate that genuinely made my day), and when the absence of that extra care has left me a bit cold. Whether it’s a handwritten card, a cheeky freebie in the post, or a small moment of unexpected kindness — those things stick. And more importantly, they build trust, loyalty, and long-lasting client relationships.

You’ll also hear how you can apply this approach not just to existing clients, but to prospects too — and how a £40 box of sweets once helped me win a £5k contract. These touches don’t have to be flashy, but they do have to be human.

If you’ve ever wanted to add more joy into your business — this episode is for you.

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 What’s the best surprise and delight moment you’ve ever received as a customer — or given to a client? Tag me on Instagram @libbylangley or drop into my DMs on LinkedIn — I’d love to steal your ideas (in the nicest possible way).

Here’s to making business feel a little more human, and a lot more joyful.

Libby x

In this episode of Life in Business, I’m walking you through how to do less and have more — because that’s the dream, right? Less stress, more headspace. Less faffing, more freedom. It’s not magic, it’s not a secret formula, and it’s certainly not about hustling harder. It’s about stripping back the noise, making intentional choices, and saying no to the things that just don’t serve you.

I’ll share what I’ve changed in my own business to reduce Zoom burnout, scale my impact, and keep things as simple (and effective) as possible — from cutting down subscriptions to building a one-core-offer model that’s light on tech but big on results. We’ll talk about why clarity and focus always beat complexity, and how choosing the right kind of support (instead of trying to do it all) is the key to doing less while earning more.

This is your permission slip to stop doing what drains you and start building a business that truly feels like yours.

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What would doing less really look like for you? Message me on Instagram @libbylangley or connect with me on LinkedIn — I’d genuinely love to hear what shifts this episode has sparked for you.

Here’s to saying no to more things so you can say a full-bodied YES to what actually matters.

Libby x

This week’s episode is one of my favourites — it’s a good old Ask Me Anything! I’ve rounded up a bunch of your brilliant questions and am diving into all the juicy topics you wanted to know about: what to do when you don’t know where to focus, why your sales aren’t translating to profit, how to structure your day without defaulting to 9–5, and why not having a strategy doesn’t make you a failure.

We’ll chat about the power of daily non-negotiables, how to track your real profit (yes, including your time), why breaking big goals into smaller wins is vital, and how to give yourself permission to build a business around your actual life — not someone else’s timeline.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed or like you’re not doing business “right,” this episode is here to give you a deep breath, a plan, and permission to do things your way.

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Got a question you want featured on the next Ask Me Anything? Drop me a DM on Instagram @libbylangley or connect on LinkedIn. I’d love to hear what’s on your mind — no topic is too big, too small, or too ‘silly.’

Here’s to simpler strategies, smarter profits, and structure that actually suits you.

Libby x.

Oh, confidence — what a little bugger it can be. One minute you’re riding high, the next you’re wondering if you should just chuck it all in and get a job. If you’ve ever found yourself retreating from social media, second-guessing your offers, or questioning your entire path because things didn’t go to plan, then this episode is for you.

I’m sharing my own stories of confidence dips (yep, even after more than a decade in business!) and the three steps I always come back to when the imposter syndrome strikes. We’ll talk about the importance of reconnecting with your why, writing an honest plan that feels exciting again, and getting the right kind of support — whether it’s a mastermind, therapy, or just a trusted business buddy.

This isn’t about pretending to be fearless. It’s about giving yourself grace, finding your footing again, and taking that next small step forward — even if your voice shakes.

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If this episode gave you that “oh thank god it’s not just me” feeling, drop me a DM on Instagram @libbylangley or find me on LinkedIn. I’d love to hear about what’s been messing with your confidence lately — and help you find your way back to solid ground.

Here’s to less pressure, more belief, and backing yourself every damn time.

Libby x

Forget the spreadsheets and vanity stats — these three simple, soul-aligned metrics will tell you everything you need to know about how your business is really doing.

Today’s episode is a warm, slightly bunged-up reminder that success in business doesn’t come down to how many followers you’ve got or how sleek your funnel is. It’s about you, your profit, and your happiness. That’s it. These are the only three business metrics I want you to really pay attention to — and I’m going to walk you through exactly how to measure each one in a way that feels simple, personal, and helpful.

We’ll talk about how to assess whether the business you’ve built still aligns with the life you want, why understanding your true profit (including your time costs!) is so important, and how to tune into your happiness levels as a legitimate measure of success. I’ll also share how I track all this in my own business, and why it matters to me more than any dashboard or download ever could.

This is your invitation to drop the noise and come back to what’s real — because when you’re grounded in clarity and joy, the rest tends to follow.

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 What’s your number one business metric right now — and how does it make you feel? Let’s have a conversation about what really matters. DM me on Instagram @libbylangley or connect on LinkedIn. Sometimes you just need someone to say, “Yep, that’s enough. You’re doing brilliantly.”

Until next time, here’s to simple metrics and a business that truly makes you happy.

Libby x

This week, I’m taking things back to basics — and back to you. Because if business is starting to feel like a bit of a slog, or like you've lost some of the spark that got you started in the first place, it's probably time to reconnect with your real ‘why.’

I originally talked about this way back in episode 2 of the podcast, but so much has changed since then — in my life, in the world, and in how I help my clients. So in this episode, I’m diving deeper than ever into the question of why we start our businesses, and more importantly, why we keep going. I’ll share my own journey — from why I started (spoiler: it wasn’t some glossy grand vision), how it’s evolved over the years, and what keeps me showing up now with purpose, passion, and joy.

We’ll explore how to uncover your real inner drive (even if you’ve never said it out loud), how to spot when you’ve slipped into autopilot, and why your future vision matters more than a daily to-do list. This is your invitation to reconnect with the most powerful force in your business: you.

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 Got a fizzy, sneaky, soul-deep ‘why’ bubbling away inside you? I’d love to hear it. Message me on Instagram @libbylangley or connect with me on LinkedIn. This is the work I love most — helping you turn that inner sparkle into a business that truly feels like yours.

Until next time — here’s to finding (and remembering) the reason behind it all.

Libby x

Today I’m sharing one of the most important — and honestly, most overlooked — truths in business: your marketing won’t work if you’re building your business upside down.

So many business owners come to me frustrated that their marketing efforts aren’t translating into sales. They’re showing up consistently, posting all the right things, trying every tip and trend — but nothing's landing. And the reason is rarely the content itself… it’s that they’re missing the solid foundations underneath.

In this episode, I walk you through my “House” analogy — where your foundations are your mission, niche, values, and ideal client; your walls are your offers and pricing; and your roof is your marketing. If you jump straight to the roof without doing the groundwork, it’s going to collapse (and so is your confidence). I share my own challenges with skipping straight to the middle (classic ADHD/autistic brain!) and how I’ve learned to go back to basics every single year — because clarity and alignment are never one-and-done.

If you’ve ever wondered why your visibility isn’t translating into sales, this episode will change how you approach your business from the ground up.

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If your house is feeling a bit wobbly or your roof’s sliding off (metaphorically, of course), drop me a message on Instagram @libbylangley or find me on LinkedIn. I’d love to help you rebuild your business in a way that feels solid, spacious, and joyful.

Here’s to building something that lasts — and loving the process along the way.

Libby x