What if eight months from now, your coaching business looked completely different from the one you’re imagining today?
When Emma Cowsill started her business, she was also making sense of her own ADHD diagnosis and, more recently, an autism diagnosis. In this conversation, she shares how she stopped shrinking herself, found a way of building a business that works with her brain rather than against it, and quickly expanded from 1:1 coaching into neurodiversity consulting, organisational work and collaborations.
Timestamps
00:00 - From Masking to Business Owner
03:15 - Finding Her LinkedIn Rhythm
06:00 - Structure Without Restriction
07:30 - Doing the Scary Thing
10:15 - The Daily Outreach Habit
11:20 - Building a Neurodiversity Business
15:20 - Deep Nurture and Collaboration
This episode is especially valuable if you’re starting or growing a coaching business and want permission to build it around your strengths, energy and way of working, rather than forcing yourself into someone else’s version of entrepreneurship.
Trust yourself, stay curious and keep taking the actions that allow your business to evolve alongside you.
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