Hey, You.
You feel it, don’t you?
That persistent knocking on your heart telling you to do something bigger with your craft.
The idea-bombs exploding in your brain about the products and services you’re dying to create.
The insatiable desire to live an abundantly creative life and leave behind a greater legacy.
All the signs are there. It’s time to grow and scale your creative business.
But first: the words.
Daydreaming and big-picture thinking? Pfft, that’s easy.
Turning your vision into compelling words that get your dream audience to sit up, take notice, and believe you’re the best person for the job? Pour up a tall, tall glass of wine. This is going to be an all-nighter. (For me. Not you. You get your sleep.)
Every time you sit down to write, BAM. Guess who shows up? The Terror Triplets.
Meet The Terror Triplets
Fear
He tells you everyone – literally, everyone – is starting the same business as you and doing 100x better. So who the hell are you to compete?
Self-Doubt
The one who whispers taunts in your ear: you aren’t special and you’re definitely not the right person for the job.
Perfectionism
The one who’ll keep you frozen in one spot until after you’ve gotten advice from 10 different people, every single star in the universe aligns, and everything is perfect, perfect, perfect.
These are the business challenges which breathe down your neck and make you freeze up, shut down, forget how to spell, speak, and if you want to be really dramatic – breathe.
Psst…here’s a secret.
Even the best writers struggle with the words for their own business.
And for values-led creatives and entrepreneurs like you, the problem is ten-fold. Because everything you read about best practices goes against everything you feel in your bones.
It feels icky.
And you’d rather follow your heart than some pretentious guru standing in front of money stacks. (Which sadly, is a common theme amongst other entrepreneurs you may have seen. Sorry about that.)
It took a bottle of wine, an existential crisis, and lots of ugly crying for me to write this page.
Sound familiar?
Fear shows his face when you care deeply about the creation you’re putting out into the world. It’s irrefutable proof you’re human, not a cold, shiny android. And thank goodness for that.
But here’s the truth: in business and in life, we have to feel the fear and do it anyway.
Or just give it to someone else to do.
Hi, I’m Someone Else.
You can call me Ash.
I’m the girl creative business owners call when they’re lost for words.
My journey started smack bang in the middle of my Law degree when I realised I’d rather serve the world with stories and feelings – not how well I knew the Constitution.
Like you, I knew I wanted to do something bigger with my life. I wanted to stop repressing my creativity and use it to help others untangle the jumbled up thoughts and emotions in their head.
So, I ripped up my life plan and my very expensive degree (just kidding, I have a virtual copy), and never looked back.
Now, I write empathy-driven conversion copy so you can:
Know without a doubt what makes you different, and therefore beautiful (cue Backstreet Boys)
Serve more of your dream audience
Make a larger impact while hitting your sweet revenue goals at the same time
Know without a doubt what makes you different, and therefore beautiful (cue Backstreet Boys)
Serve more of your dream audience
Make a larger impact while hitting your sweet revenue goals at the same time
I’ve told stories for brands across Australia, the US, and the UK. And now, I want to work with you.
Firstly, she brings way more to the table than just copywriting. She provides strategic insight on how to prep for your launch, gives amazing clarity and direction, and takes responsibility for making sure it’s the best possible end product.
And secondly, everything she writes is emotive, engaging, and perfect for helping me spread the Startup Creative Message.
Thanks to her words on my sales pages, blogs, e-course, and opt-in’s, I’ve been able to launch with ease, grow my mailing list, and coach more clients. I’ve loved every single minute of working with her.
