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The Philosophy of Ikigai: Finding Balance as a Wellness Practitioner
The Japanese have a term: “ikigai” (生き甲斐). It isn’t just a word, but a deep-rooted philosophy, and when translated, it embodies the essence of “a reason for being.” As we explore the world of wellness, we begin to recognize how the philosophy of Ikigai can be intertwined with the very fabric of our practice. More…
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Why Pursuing Sales Goals Alone Can Stifle Growth in Heart-Centered Businesses
In today’s fast-paced business world, numbers often dominate the conversation. Profit margins, sales targets, and revenue growth frequently become the north stars that guide many business ventures. But in heart-centered businesses, particularly those in the wellness industry, there’s a deeper essence at play. While these numbers are crucial, focusing solely on them can limit growth…
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Why a freebie collector may face challenges in creating a successful wellness business
Are you a freebie collector? Are you struggling to make your business take off? I can provide you with some insights on why a freebie collector may face challenges in creating a successful wellness business. Here are a few reasons: Lack of commitment Freebie collectors often focus on obtaining free items or services without a…
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Four seasons of business
There are four seasons in business, too. When you know these four seasons, you will understand what and what not to do. We are living in an easy time where everything can be done instantly. However, things take time in business. Let’s look at those four seasons. 1: Planting season You are taking action to…
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Human adaptogen
I’ve had a few people in the past show as human adaptogens. When we work on making people well, we may encounter these people – hence, I wanted to share some information. what is adaptogen Adaptogens are plants and mushrooms which usually grow in very harsh, difficult climates. They may grow in deserts or extremely…
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Kaizen will transform your business and life
Have you ever heard the word, Kaizen? Kaizen means to keep improving. Many Japanese people have Kaizen in mind and thus try to improve themselves and their work. When we apply Kaizen, our work environment and life both become clearer and flow more smoothly, at ease. 1: Check unnecessary items. If you have something to…
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Why your business isn’t taking off
There are two main focuses in business. Most of us focus on only one half of this pair. When we start to balance both focuses, the building blocks of your business start to take shape. 1: Study business. When we first start our business, we need to study how to develop our business. This is…
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How do we get more referrals as a wellness entrepreneur?
It’s crucial to keep attracting new clients – especially when you’ve just started out as a new wellness entrepreneur and want to be discovered by potential clients. We also want to find quality clients that make your work more joyful. However, excellent quality, valuable, repeat clients tend to come through referrals. That means you want…
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How to build a solid wellness business
When you first start your wellness business, you’ll tend to develop just one leg of the business. For instance, if you do yoga then you’ll just teach a Yoga class. While this is a good start, you aren’t building a solid, sturdy business. I recommend three legs of business, which I call Mayumi’s tripod theory.…
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Best marketing for wellness business entrepreneurs
I have encountered so many wellness practitioners who are unable to support their life. You have invested a lot to learn those skills, put many hours to refine those skills. However, you are unable to sell your services with the added amount of those investments as value, unable to cover even necessary monthly expenses. Selling…