This might be right for you if...
The usual business advice tends to not work for you – maybe because you’re neurodivergent, or low-energy/spoonie, or just want to do things your own way.
Hearing someone say “Be consistent!” is the bane of your existence – what does that even mean?!?! What does it look like to “be consistent”??? What if you don’t want to post 300x per week on Instagram???
You want to run & market your business ethically and without the gross manipulative tactics that all the Chad Bros and Boss Babes use.
You're open to experimenting and trying new things that other people haven't done. A lot of “figuring out what works for you” means we have to fuck around first in order to find out. That means you've got to be willing to try things that aren't “proven” or that other people haven't necessarily done before. It's okay to have feelings about doing those things, as long as you're willing to work through those feelings (in a healthy way) and still try anyway.
On the other hand, it’s not a great fit for you if…
Your business isn’t a personal brand in some capacity and/or doesn’t really have room for your personality (eg. if your work is super corporate-y). Nothing against that style of business, it’s just how I teach and what I teach won’t really work for you.
Your business is almost entirely an IRL physical storefront, is a non-profit, or you’re a content creator (i.e. your business is creating content). This program is for online entrepreneurs selling services, coaching, online courses/programs, digital products, etc, for whom content marketing is one way they sell their offers.
You’re looking for a mad-libs style formula, step-by-step roadmap, or fast cash silver bullet. This is super not that.
You’re offended by swear words; talk of the white supremacist, capitalist patriarchy; or gender play/queerness. I swear like a sailor, talk about the harms of the white capitalist patriarchy openly, and am genderfluid and queer AF. So you probably wouldn’t enjoy learning from me.
Your business is selling physical products. This one's an “it depends.” I don't have any experience with businesses selling physical products, so I'm not 100% sure I'd be much help. But it's entirely possible that I might be able to help with *some* areas of your business. So it's really up to you.