Start a business from nothing so you can...

Stop Trading Your Mental Health
for a Pay Cheque

Starting a business is the only option because

The Person You Are at Work Isn’t Who You Are in Real Life

You’re wasting time in two-hour meetings that should be two-sentence emails. Sharing watered-down ideas because your real thoughts won’t be welcomed. No-one knows you’re sitting on creative landmines that could make a real difference. Your potential is just waiting for somewhere to go.

Yes, starting a business from nothing is scary.

But it would be easier if you knew your hidden talents...

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I See the Woman You Can Become

When you drop the chains of the job that’s holding you back and telling you that:

Answering emails late at night and early in the morning is ‘dedication.’

Sacrificing your mental and physical health is ‘commitment.’

Spouting buzzwords like ‘synergy’ proves you’re leadership material.

Your worth is based on burnout – a badge of honour.

You should be grateful for your employment, even when it harms you.

You Have a Well-Paid Role and a Fancy Title

You don’t have fulfilment

You’ve been so dedicated to this job. 

But is it dedicated to you?

You’ve been sacrificing your mental health to commit to the team. 

But are you committing to the woman you want to be?

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It’s Time to Channel Into a Career You Love

(aka start your own business)

I know as a high achiever, you’re scared.

What if the business fails? What if you don’t know what you want to start?

Here’s the thing. These fears are normal. They’re also lies.

The same system that’s convinced you you’re lucky to have this life-crushing job has also convinced you that you’re not capable of anything else. That you need them more than they need you.

The reality? You’ve been surviving in an environment designed to break you. If you can do that, you can build something beautiful.

Make it happen with Employee to Empress

The Only Coaching Container That Helps You:

Process your corporate PTSD by regulating your nervous system so you can transition into entrepreneurship with confidence.

Even if you’re so busy right now, you can barely fathom one more thing.

Expand your skills and desires into a profitable, oh-so-you business that makes you excited to wake up in the morning.

Even if you don’t yet have a clue what this will look like.

Develop messaging and marketing materials that spotlight your gifts and prepare you for well-deserved recognition.

Even if you’re scared of selling yourself and becoming a sleazeball.

The result? Your mind and body prepared to launch a purposeful business, make it profitable, and quit your job.

Without burnout or betraying who you are.

You Know There's Another Path

It's time to choose which you want.

Path one: stay put

Keep hoping it will get better, trading your soul for a salary that doesn’t compensate for corporate abuse. This time next year, you’ll be where you are now – only even more exhausted and disconnected.

Path two: plot your escape

Create a business (while you’re still employed) that allows you to earn money by sharing your gifts instead of hiding them. A business that allows you to decline 9 a.m. meetings without explaining why.

I Know What It's Like...

To silence your phone during dinner because it’s buzzing with work texts… and then have to work on yet another ‘important’ project at 9 p.m. while your friends are at happy hour.

To leave your family watching your favourite TV show while you catch up on priority tasks. The ones that appeared on your list just as you were leaving the office.

This is where my life was at before I left my job, and this is why I created Employee to Empress.

Because of my experiences, I’m passionate about: 

Relieving the pressures that modern-day women experience.

Uncovering concealed misogyny (especially when women unknowingly perpetuate it).

Banishing corporate bollocks that stifle creativity and meaningful work.

Clients Who Are Starting a Business From Nothing

Due to the nature of my work, client names are protected for confidentiality.

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