the right brain business plan by jennifer lee

I have so many different parts to my business: academic coaching for teens, writing and creativity coaching for grown-ups, MuseCubes. Here’s what I learned from my fabulous friends and clients (there appears to be major consensus about a couple of adjectives):įinally, I got into the hard part of the assignment: researching trends, markets and competitors. I posted a request on Facebook as well as sent out a GoogleForm to all my clients. Then I finally launched into the easy part of Week 2’s assignment: asking folks for 3 Words that describe me. I think I’ll be more likely to make art if they are out, organized and visible, like this: I used to keep my markers in drawers, but I never used them. Then I bought art supplies (markers, paint pens, acrylic paint) and fun orange containers in which to house them. Ahhhh, a clean table top is such a delight: So even though I didn’t get all my homework for Week 2 done, I did want to share some of my small successes!įirst I cleaned off my workspace. And I’m encouraging myself to turn down the volume on my self judgment demons and trust that I’m doing exactly what I need to be doing at every step. However, Jenn is encouraging us to trust the right brained process. Down right fun, at times! Of course, in some cases I use the art as a procrastination tool in and of itself. And that certainly makes it more tolerable. Luckily, Jenn has us playing with art as we crunch left-brained numbers. Writing a business plan is hard!!! It brings up all my inner demons - procrastination waffling shyness fears (of commitment, that I’m not worthy, and that I won’t do it right, yaddah, yaddah, yaddah). I’m taking the most wonderful (and the most challenging!) course right now: the Right-Brain Business Plan with Jennifer Lee.

The right brain business plan by jennifer lee