1-on-1 sessions with Jen

Unique solutions for creative small business owners

Three topics to choose from:

1. Arranging your space creatively

You’ve worked through some of the clutter and you’ve started organizing, but something isn’t working about your space. With about 8 panoramic photos of your space, I can look at your architecture, lighting, furnishings and really see what’s going on. Together we’ll create a layout that is more functional and intuitive for you.

2. Running an inspired business

Do you have a home-based business or a creative endeavor to generates income, but you’d like it to be more fun and profitable? Maybe you want to stop loathing the mundane tasks! Together we look at which business systems cause you the most trouble. Then we create a strategy that helps you feel motivated and excited to do this work. Imagine how much more energy you’d have!  Some topics include: financial record-keeping, calendar/to-do lists, bringing projects to completion, and setting goals. Let’s find your inspiration so procrastination stops.

3. Becoming an inspired organizer

I don’t believe in competition because we’re all on the planet to offer our gifts. Since I can’t help every person in the world, we need you to step up. If you’re curious about how being a compassionate, inspired organizer works, I’d be happy to tell you. I’m an open book. Let’s talk about income, marketing, systems, the uncertainty, the freedom. All of it. Get all the information you need to make a great decision.

A unique approach to coaching

Compassionate witness. In our work together, we gently examine the beliefs that keep you stuck and explore what made them necessary in the first place. By accepting them, these beliefs gently release their hold on you and resolve themselves without effort. Your work flow improves. Your enthusiasm returns. Your life gets simpler.

There’s room for the whole you in this process. I encourage you to bring your honesty, your enthusiasm, your optimism, your fears (sometimes there are tears!). Bring all of you. You’ll receive nothing but compassion, respect, and non-judgment. The deepest, most lasting work addresses both the stuff around you and the stuff inside too.

What you get from 1-on-1 work with me

If you read the testimonials on this page, you’ll see some themes emerge:

  • More space
  • More peace
  • More confidence
  • More productivity
  • More profit
  • More time for you

Are you ready?

Sessions last roughly an hour.

One 1-on-1 session – $300

Three 1-on-1 sessions - $375

Six 1-on-1 sessions – $630

Your next step

Please complete the form below. Once you submit it, I’ll send you a payment link and access to my calendar to schedule our first appointment.

I look forward to hearing from you!

 

Hey Jennifer,

Things are going well. The change in my office has caused a change in the way I’m thinking and I’ve found that both are causing changes everywhere else. I’ve gotten my office straight, and am letting it sit awhile, while I work on the rest of the house!

The idea that “Jen said it’s ok” has allowed me to rediscover hidden piles of things, and things to do, around the house.

It was a pleasure working with you and I find that I’m sending “Thanks” your way several times a week as I work through those rediscovered piles. And make peace, or pieces, with it. :)

Cheers,
Walter P. Brown, Novel Website Design

Hi Jennifer,

So, this weird thing has started to happen, and I’m kinda thinking that it’s not necessarily a coincidence… One “big” thing I did (feels big to me) was move my laptop out of my bed and into the project/office room… Seems like not such a big thing…

BUT, here’s the weird part: I’ve never ever thought that photography was something that *I* could do to, like, make money, you know? Recently, though, more and more of my friends seem to be coming out of the woodwork to ask me to take photos for them – 3 people this week alone…and they’ve been offering to pay me. Say WHAAAAA???

Anyway – this is all a long way of saying that it just doesn’t seem like a total coincidence that after i shifted *where* i do my photo work/play, other things started to move. It reminded me of you saying about how moving even one thing out alters the energy of the space…

I still have a lot of space I need to clear out – physical and mental – but dang, I can’t help but think that I’ve made some decent start…

Thanks again,
Stacie Somers

Before we started working together, my office was okay… except that the piles would come and multiply at night. It was fairly common that I couldn’t see my desktop, and that I would go into overwhelm trying to track everything that was going on… It was hard to get to the proactive, creative projects to grow and develop.Not to mention how many emails and little details, little to me, but big to the clients or customers affected, kept getting dropped. Ugh! It felt horrible!

I had some doubts that it could work over the phone – I have to admit. I there are places I need real hand-holding, and I doubted that phone support would really work.

Working with you, well, short of a cure for cancer… I don’t mean to be flippant, but it’s totally transformed my day-to-day working. My office is neat and organized, and stays that way. My digital files are getting more organized and easier to navigate every day. And this means that I’m effective, I’m on task, and when I do procrastinate, I no longer have the excuse of cleaning up my office- because it’s already there.

Truly amazing to see that I can have a work environment that fits me and molds itself to how I best work.

And here’s the best thing: a lot of the overwhelm has disappeared. Even though I still have the same number of things to do, and I still can’t get finished everything I need to – the fact is that now everything has a home, and nothing is getting dropped, forgotten or lost, means that when I quit for the day, whether it’s at noon, 5pm or 8pm, I can leave feeling relaxed, knowing that it will still be there, tomorrow, and I don’t have to track it all in my head.

If a successful business owner was considering working with you [Jen], I’d say, “Pay the money, let her work on you.” :) Really, there are lots of internal blockages to efficiency, and I do a lot of them. And yet, if the office itself doesn’t match how you work, what’s gonna stick? The efficiency or the mess?

How much time do I spend in my office each week? Don’t ask… if I’m going to spend that much time in it, it better be a place of refuge, of nourishment, and it better be something that I enjoy being in, that really, really works. So shut up and work with her already. ;-) That’s from the heart.

Mark Silver, Heart of Business

Other 1-on-1 successes:
Darcy Prince’s epiphany