The PracticeMagic Digest

Sage Advice & Musings for Coaches & Therapists

She glanced down as if weighing her options, then looked up again and said “You know, you saw all of this for me before I could imagine it. Now that I’m really here, it blows my mind. I can’t believe it’s all happening.”

The PracticeMagic Digest is a collection of musings and sage advice for deepening your brand, optimizing your website, marketing with steadfast integrity, and designing your practice around a life that allows you to do what you love most, and leaves enough time to do nothing at all.

5 Mistakes Keeping Coaches, Consultants, & Therapists Stuck

Launching your coaching, consulting, or therapy practice is one thing, but keeping it sustainable and growing is another.

In the beginning, you get those first word-of-mouth clients, get your feet wet, and you get to see firsthand that it IS possible to make money doing this thing you love, in your own way.

You’re really doing it!

What is Practice Magic

Imagine entering into a space that feels instantly safe, warm, and inviting. There’s a certain sparkling energy you can’t quite put your finger on. You don’t know how, but you sense the person who created it sees you. They already feel like a friend. Their presence, what they stand for, what they offer… it speaks to something deep within you. You know almost instantly that you need and want more of this.

Ritual for Coaches, Consultants, & Therapists

Running your coaching or therapy practice often feels like balancing on a tightrope – replying to emails, catching up on client notes, doing groceries, managing social media, and even switching over the laundry.

One way to sustain this grounded approach? Ritual.

The Witch Wound in Coaches & Therapists

You want to grow your coaching or therapy practice.

It would be nice to have a steady stream of new clients. A waitlist. Income you can count on. Enough demand that you can create an online course that actually sells.

To do this, of course you have to put yourself out there. And that’s a problem.