by Brigitte van Tuijl | May 2, 2018 | How to change your limiting beliefs, How to get unstuck in your business
Your words create your world. They’re not just tools of creation, they’re at the very CORE of everything you create. The words you use show you exactly what you believe is possible for you or at all. Your words determine what you focus on, either...
by Brigitte van Tuijl | Apr 25, 2018 | How to get unstuck in your business
I love writing sales pages. Except for when I’m actually writing one. At some point, I get in the flow of it. From that moment on, I love it. But until I reach that point? I kinda hate it. Last week, I was in that pre-flow stage and all I could think was: REALLY?!...
by Brigitte van Tuijl | Mar 12, 2018 | How to change your limiting beliefs, How to get unstuck in your business
Many women entrepreneurs are scared to become (more) visible. Scared to share their opinions, to show who they truly are and to take a stand for what they believe in. Because sometimes it feels safer to hide and play (and stay) small. I know I felt like that...
by Brigitte van Tuijl | Mar 2, 2018 | How to achieve your goals, How to get unstuck in your business, Updates on my books
Last week, I finally put ALL the versions I wrote of my upcoming book* together. I’ve been working on it for a while now, and rewrote the book several different times for several different reasons. As a result, I have a MASSIVE amount of written materials. I put it...
by Brigitte van Tuijl | Feb 21, 2018 | How to create a business you love, How to get unstuck in your business
This is one of the things my clients struggle with most: There are things they really want to do in their business – but they don’t do them because they think it’s not possible to do that AND still get clients / make enough money / still be seen, accepted or liked....
by Brigitte van Tuijl | Feb 8, 2018 | How to get unstuck in your business
I’ve always known I was a late bloomer. I somehow just knew I wouldn’t really and fully bloom until later in my life. For a while this knowing was something neutral: a thing I knew to be true about myself that didn’t really mean or say anything about me. But...
