The most challenging part of reclaiming your business mojo: making time for yourself without guilt. A raw and honest look at breaking the people-pleasing cycle, learning from loss, and why filling your own cup first isn't selfish—it's the only way to sustainably show up for everyone else in your life.

The final step in reclaiming your business mojo: embracing the discomfort of imperfection and pushing play before you feel ready. Discover why waiting for everything to be perfect keeps you stuck, and how jumping in uncomfortable creates better results than endless preparation ever could.

The third step in reclaiming your business mojo: getting crystal clear on what you actually offer and making sure your website reflects it. Explore how defining your services properly removes roadblocks for potential clients and why trying to do everything yourself often costs more than outsourcing to skilled professionals.

A behind-the-scenes look at working with elite equestrian athletes on the business side of sport. When high-performance competitors need to translate their competitive focus into sustainable business success, the approach needs to be just as strategic. This client spotlight shares insights from a recent workshop with Equestrian Sports NZ's High Performance squad.

The secret to maintaining your business momentum? Learning to protect it. This follow-up explores the crucial but challenging art of saying no, setting boundaries, and embracing strategic rest. Discover why stepping away actually helps your business thrive and how to implement sustainable practices that keep your entrepreneurial energy flowing long-term.

Rediscovering your business mojo when life gets in the way. A honest look at how even the most motivated entrepreneurs can lose momentum—and the simple but powerful process to find your way back. From asking the right questions to taking small daily steps, this is about getting crystal clear on your why and reigniting that entrepreneurial spark.

“When I transitioned from balancing business ownership alongside employment to becoming fully self-employed, I turned to Aliesha for guidance. She provided a comprehensive review of my businesses and helped me integrate life balance and personal goals into a clear, actionable plan. I continue to meet with her regularly for coaching sessions, ensuring I stay on track and keep building on the progress we’ve made together.”

There is only one way. And it really works.

We can't change how we feel, by not changing anything. Most businesses owners go through times were fatigue and the business owner blues kick in. Can you relate? If so check out this post to see how you can take a small step today to kick them.