Marketing automation isn't about replacing the human element in your business: it's about freeing you up to be more human where it matters most. Instead of spending your time on repetitive tasks, you can focus on strategy, creativity, and building genuine relationships with your best prospects and customers.

Ever feel like your marketing efforts are a black hole that swallows up your evenings, weekends, and precious family moments? You're not alone. As a business owner, you started your company to build something meaningful: not to become a slave to endless marketing tasks that keep you glued to your laptop when you should be reading bedtime stories or enjoying dinner with your spouse. The truth is, most entrepreneurs are making critical marketing mistakes that don't just hurt th

Here’s a closer look at six areas that can transform your day and why they matter so much.

Today, I’m peeling back the curtain on my daily routine. It's not about perfection (trust me, I’m no stranger to the occasional curveball), but it is about creating a structure that lets me be efficient, stay grounded, and most importantly, understand why I’m doing what I do.

Let’s get real—life has a way of testing us when we least expect it. If I’ve learned anything, it’s that growth and comfort rarely hang out in the same room.

Summer always reminds me of the hurdles I've conquered. I’ve faced financial instability, career pivots, health scares, and some truly humbling lessons about the meaning of self-worth

Fear is universal. We all feel it, and yet, few of us openly confront it. Writing Don’t Be Afraid  was my way of stepping into the ring...

Stephen Covey once said, “The main thing is to keep the main thing the main thing.” That simple idea hit me hard. When we focus on what truly matters—rather than chasing every metric or trying to manage every detail—we can find clarity and start making real progress.

Ever notice how much energy we burn trying to control things we've got zero shot of actually influencing? f you’re anything like me (and if you’re an entrepreneur or someone desperately seeking balance, I know you are), then you’ve probably run through the same mental marathons. Breathe. This is a safe space. And, not to spoil the ending, but no-one wins that race.

If you’re reading this because you’re also unable to rest without guilt, congratulations. You are proving there is nothing wrong with you, except maybe a little too much hustle-programming. Rest isn’t lazy. Stillness isn’t wasted time. Those blank spaces in your life are not a sign of failure.

Pause before you say yes to the next ask. Consider who carries the cost. Reframe “no” not as a door closing, but as a window opening for things that truly matter.

In reality, self-reflection can be as simple as hitting the pause button. It’s taking a few intentional moments to assess where you are, how you got there, and where you want to go next.

Ever feel like time’s slipping through your fingers, especially when you’re juggling work, family, and your sanity all at once? One day it’s Monday morning, and then, poof, it’s Friday evening and you’re asking yourself, “Where did the week go?” Well, spoiler alert—it’s not that time speeds up as you get older. It’s that your brain is running on autopilot, and those “routine” days? They’re the real culprits behind time’s disappearing act. However, there’s good news. Neuroscie

I think we can all agree that it feels as if the world is growing louder, angrier, and, quite honestly, more divided by the day. But is...

When I first started ASC Consultants, I thought I had a pretty clear path forward. My goal was to help business owners with marketing...

Physically, my shoulders and back felt heavy—almost uncomfortably so—and I caught myself blaming the tank. My inner dialogue started pushing

Growing up, and even now, it’s the small, fleeting moments, the ones we sometimes overlook, that mean the most.

Have you ever noticed that it feels almost impossible to fully relax these days? If you're like me, work somehow infiltrates everything—from moments you set aside for hobbies to weekend walks with the dog. And while working hard is something to be proud of, never truly unplugging can wreak havoc on your productivity, relationships, and mental health. That’s where creating workless spaces  comes in. A "workless space" is exactly what it sounds like—a space or activity where ge

What I’ve learned (sometimes the hard way) is that while stress is inevitable, how you manage it makes all the difference.

What do Benjamin Franklin, Tim Cook, and Michelle Obama have in common? They all swear by the power of an early start. But waking up at 5...