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In their words – why the Do What You Love e-course could be just what you need

Posted on 2015-01-22 at 1:55 pm.

We are always humbled and thrilled to hear how our courses have helped people change their own lives, sidestep mountains, move forwards, and find fulfillment and happiness on their own path. As we prepare for the Do What You Love course to begin on Monday 26 January, we thought we’d share some of the latest words we have received about the impact of the last class, in the words of the participants themselves.

If any of these resonate with you, and you’d like to be able to say the same within five short weeks, then join us for the online adventure of a lifetime.

Our acclaimed course Do What You Love begins on Monday 26 January and runs for five weeks. In those five weeks, everything could change for you – not least how you see yourself, others, your future and your place in the world. It’s powerful and inspiring – don’t miss it. Book your place now.

The art of getting started…

Posted on 2015-01-21 at 8:55 am.

Written by Beth Kempton

Whether it’s perfectionism, procrastination, or plain old fear that’s holding you back, there’s help and inspiration at hand!

Are you struggling to make your creative dreams happen? Do you have a great idea but don’t know where to start? Or do you have so many ideas that you end up doing nothing? Illustrator and self-professed procrastinator Lee Crutchley admits that he knows the ‘first blank page’ all too well. He says: “Turning ideas into real things is NOT the easy part. It takes work, and delaying the work does one thing – it delays the work.” In his book, The Art of Getting Started, Lee shares some of the fun tasks, challenges and prompts he uses to kickstart his left-brain and get his creative juices flowing. Be prepared to write, draw, cook, explore, and be impulsive as you immerse yourself in creativity in its purest form and take the first step towards becoming unstuck.

The Do What You Love e-course is back – and this is what it could mean for you

Posted on 2015-01-20 at 12:55 pm.

Written by Beth Kempton

We are gearing up for one of our favourite times of the year – the beginning of a new journey with the Do What You Love e-course starting on Monday January 26. This course is so much more than an online workshop – it is an investigation into who you are, what makes you tick, and what kind of a life will make you happy. It’s hard to explain the profound impact this course has had on participants all across the world, so we thought we’d share some of the latest words we have received from the participants themselves:

If any of these resonate with you, and you’d like to be able to say the same within five short weeks, then join us for the online adventure of a lifetime.

You never know what tomorrow will bring

Posted on 2015-01-19 at 8:55 am.

Written by Beth Kempton

Introducing The (free) DWYL Guide to Blogging

Posted on 2015-01-14 at 8:55 am.

Written by Beth Kempton

Blogging is a fantastic way to publish yourself – to share what you want to say or show, and to establish yourself as an expert on a particular topic. Just the very act of blogging can be a vital part of doing what you love, as it takes research, contemplation and creativity all focused on something you are interested in. Many bloggers have gone on to make a career from what they have blogged about. It is also a great way to connect with like-minded people and share your gifts with the world.

If you want to have any kind of online business, your blog and social media following will be crucial to your success. Even if you aren’t quite ready to launch that business, it is worth getting going with blogging to establish yourself in your chosen area, and get into the swing of regularly thinking about what you are planning to do.

Our free guide to blogging can help you do this. It answers the following burning questions that we are frequently asked:

How do you actually start
How do you make it look lovely?
What do you write about?
What about images?
How do you choose your colours?
How do you get more people to read my blog?
What other resources are available to help grow my blog?

It also includes a sample monthly editorial calendar and a special ‘Blog development strategy’ worksheet to help you plan.

CLICK HERE to download your free copy.

If you like this resource please feel free to share it with your friends, social media network and your

What’s going to make 2015 amazing for you?

Posted on 2015-01-12 at 8:55 am.

Written by Beth Kempton

New Year, Braver You. Begin today.

Posted on 2015-01-03 at 8:55 am.

Written by Beth Kempton

I’m going to let you into a secret. I’m afraid every single day. I’m afraid something is going to happen to someone I love. I’m afraid I’ll make some big mistake with the technology we use in our business. I’m afraid I’ll say something stupid, or forget something important (can I still claim baby brain after a year?)

Sometimes I’m afraid I’m not making the most of every single second of my precious life.

But – and this is a big ‘but’ – that doesn’t mean I’m not brave. I see those things I am afraid of as indicators of what is important to me. They are like flags, pointing out what I care about – people, professionalism in my business, good communication, making the most of life.

Instead of being paralysed by that fear, I use it as fuel to drive me forward – to learn more, make better choices, grow my team with specialists who know more than me, use my time more wisely, both day-to-day and across the years.

Sometimes I use it to dare myself, to just start that conversion, make that call, try that thing out.

And you can do the same, starting today.

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New Year, Richer You. Begin today.

Posted on 2015-01-02 at 8:55 am.

Written by Beth Kempton

A lot of people tell us that they want to do what they love, but they can’t because of a lack of money. But when we dig down into it, money is rarely the problem. The issue is usually (1) a perception of how much it takes (too much) or how much they have (not enough), or (2) a fear of not knowing their financial reality if they take a leap from something they know, to something new.

The fact is, security as we know it has all but evaporated in the past few years. Jobs for life don’t exist any more. People are being made redundant left, right and centre from ‘professional careers’. Pension pots are shrinking, and the future is more uncertain than ever.

What if it was actually more secure to do your own thing? To take control of your time, of the way you earn money, of the people you spend time with, in where you live, and how you work?

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New Year, New You. Begin today.

Posted on 2014-12-31 at 6:55 pm.

Written by Beth Kempton

‘New year, new you’ must be the most over-used phrase in the world of magazine headlines, but there is a very good reason for that. The beginning of a new year can be a watershed. ‘Next year’ becomes ‘this year’. The time is now. If you had a bad year, that is now in the past. If you had a great year, you can step it up a level and make this one even better.

A new year is like a gift. It’s a chance to start again, and to tell yourself you have the power to decide how this year pans out. What will you do? Where will you go? Who will you spend time with? Who will you avoid? How will you behave differently so things work out differently? What different choices will you make? What will you tell yourself about what could be possible for you? And what steps will you take to make that happen?

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What does 2015 hold for you?

Posted on 2014-12-31 at 8:55 am.

Written by Beth Kempton

Over the next five days we are sharing our thoughts on making 2015 the year you become a more brave, more confident, richer, happier version of yourself. Check back daily for this inspiration and a tiny daily challenge, or jump on our mailing list (no spam!) to have them delivered directly to your inbox.

Thank you 2014, you were quite a year. 2015, we are ready.