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we’re launching a podcast.(re)connect is a space for honest conversations with founders, changemakers, and practitioners...
13/05/2026

we’re launching a podcast.

(re)connect is a space for honest conversations with founders, changemakers, and practitioners who are building something better, and choosing to do it their way.

the first episode drops today. follow .pod to be the first to hear it.

who should we have on? drop a name below 👇

content maxxing = how to maximise your content creation process! it's about getting more out of what you already have.he...
11/05/2026

content maxxing = how to maximise your content creation process! it's about getting more out of what you already have.

here's how we do it:

→ pull your best content from 6 months ago. if it was good then, it's worth a remix now.
→ batch create in one focused session. 2 weeks of content in half a day is completely doable.
→ film 10 b-roll clips of yourself working, walking, thinking. use them for months.

→ share what you love consuming. your perspective on something you didn't create is still content.

you don't need more ideas. you need better systems.

that's exactly what the Sustainable Content Lab is built for. strategy, structure, and support, so you stop starting from scratch every week.

curious how it works? link in bio.

if you’re staring at a blank screen wondering what to post, this one’s for you.most content block isn’t a creativity pro...
07/05/2026

if you’re staring at a blank screen wondering what to post, this one’s for you.

most content block isn’t a creativity problem but a SYSTEMS problem.

the brands and founders who show up consistently aren’t more inspired than you. they just have the systems in place to never run out of content ideas.

here’s what actually works:

→ go back to your analytics. your past content already told you what people want. replicate the format, not the exact topic.

→ open your camera roll, not instagram. doom scrolling for inspo leads to 20 minutes lost and nothing to show for it. your own footage is your best b-roll.

→ ask yourself: what did i learn this week that my audience doesn’t know yet? that’s a post.

→ what do you love consuming online? make your version of it. seriously.

→ write a POV. something specific to your world, your clients, your work. it takes 10 minutes. it’s usually your best content.

the checklist is the last slide of this carousel. save it for the next time you’re stuck.

what’s your go-to when the ideas run out? drop it below 👇

another month all done in 2026 - say whaaaaat?! time is flying.it was a busy one, starting with a weekend trip to Hong K...
30/04/2026

another month all done in 2026 - say whaaaaat?! time is flying.

it was a busy one, starting with a weekend trip to Hong Kong and a solo one to Seoul, allowing me to recharge my creativity and inspiration. i find it so incredibly important in the work i do, and i realise more and more how detrimental it is for me (and my clients) if i spend all day in front of the computer - which still happens a lot!

we onboarded another amazing client .earth this month, led by super inspiring humans, which i cannot wait to share more about soon.

i was interviewed on the amazing podcast hosted by - can’t wait for the drop!

we are working on our very own website updates with the super talented and , which should launch very soon. it feels so great to tick off long overdue projects and have all your hopes and dreams met with incredible ideas and talent. 💃🏻

in between all of this, i made sure to spend a little bit of time with friends to recharge my social battery and get fired up over dinner conversations debating about the state of the world, like i usually do. i hope you had an amazing month 🫶

By most conventional metrics, I shouldn’t be the one doing this.I have no photography skills or design degree. But I do ...
29/04/2026

By most conventional metrics, I shouldn’t be the one doing this.

I have no photography skills or design degree. But I do have an engineering background that has nothing to do with content. A daily routine that involves a lot of sitting at a desk.

And yet.

The thing I’ve learned, after years of doing this for myself and for my clients, is that none of those things are actually disqualifying. The specificity is the point. YOUR story and/or your opinion, your specific routine, that’s what people actually connect with.

So if you’re waiting to feel qualified enough, interesting enough, aesthetic enough: you’re not going to get there. The waiting is the thing getting in the way.

Post the thing. Or comment ‘SOCIALS’ to finally do this thing, for real.

I don't plan my content in one hour using Claude.Nobody doing work that actually converts does.Slide 1 is the same bait ...
23/04/2026

I don't plan my content in one hour using Claude.

Nobody doing work that actually converts does.

Slide 1 is the same bait everyone selling AI courses uses. And it's why so many brands are churning out content that sounds identical and gets zero traction.

AI can help. But it can't replace strategy, taste, original thinking, or the editorial judgment that separates content that works from content that just exists.

The brands growing on social media are doing the work: audience research, strategic planning, collaboration, iteration, engagement.

Swipe through for what the "one-hour content plan" actually gets you (and what real content strategy requires).

We're a 1% For The Planet member. Which means at least 1% of our annual profits go to environmental partners doing the a...
22/04/2026

We're a 1% For The Planet member. Which means at least 1% of our annual profits go to environmental partners doing the actual work.

Not performative Earth Day content or offsets we bought to feel better. Recurring contribution to organisations that know what they're doing.

We work with purpose-led brands because we believe the work matters. This is how we back that up.

22/04/2026

Cassie’s spiral is every brand I talk to who’s been posting for months with zero traction.

Here’s the thing: throwing content at the wall without knowing who you are is expensive. You burn time, budget, and momentum chasing trends that don’t convert because they were never speaking to your people in the first place.

Organic social is ALLLLL about specificity. And specificity requires strategy.

That’s why we spend weeks on content strategy before a single post goes live - to build a foundation that actually compounds.

Before you post another thing, answer these:

□ Who is your brand for? (Not « everyone who cares about the planet » — get specific. Job title. Pain points. Where they hang out online.)

□ What problem do you solve that they’re actively looking for solutions to right now?

□ What makes your approach different? (Not your values — your *ex*****on*. How you do it differently.)

□ What does your audience need to believe about themselves to buy from you?

□ What transformation are you selling? (Not the product. The life after the product.)

□ What do you want to be known for in 12 months?

□ What stories or proof do you have that this works?

If you can’t answer these in one sentence each, your brand is suffering from a clarity problem.

And no amount of trending audio is going to fix that!

Phia scaled to a million users in a year without once leading with "we're sustainable."Instead: they built a shopping as...
21/04/2026

Phia scaled to a million users in a year without once leading with "we're sustainable."

Instead: they built a shopping assistant that makes secondhand the easiest option. The sustainability became structural, not marketed.
The lesson for purpose-led brands isn't to hide your values. It's to stop using them as a crutch when the product itself should be doing the talking.

Full breakdown in the carousel. Swipe through.

15/04/2026

It’s funny how small, preconceived ideas on how things should be can take up so much mental space. And have a FULL ON impact on how you function in your everyday life.

Since starting my business 5 years ago, I went fast and furious into ‘entrepreneur’ mode: waking up super early (‘before the world was up’), working til exhaustion, hiring early, and outsourcing any repetitive task I possibly could.

I listen to a lot of successful entrepreneurs’ podcasts, and I tend to apply a lot of their learnings - which is good, but sometimes almost naively. Without considering that their journey or recommendations may not apply to my line of work or what I’m trying to build.

When you’re in a creative field, your ideas are literally your fuel. I’m the best creative strategist I can be when I’m full of life, inspiration, and fresh perspectives. That’s what my clients need from me.

After working from home for five years (and hating it mostly), I can say with full confidence: it will never bring me the level of creativity I need.

So when I realised I didn’t have to stick to formal office hours or a set routine, free will said: Seoul is a 2.5 hour direct flight. And I went. Absolutely loved it. Zero regrets.

My client got featured on a Netflix series. Not because they ran a campaign for it. Because they showed up, consistently...
13/04/2026

My client got featured on a Netflix series. Not because they ran a campaign for it. Because they showed up, consistently, for over a year.

KOOSHOO makes plastic-free hair accessories with real ethical backbone. We’ve been working together for 1.5 years, and in that time we’ve done the quieter, less glamorous work: analysing performance, refining messaging, reproducing what works. Building a brand that feels coherent whether you’ve been following for three years or three days.

That consistency is what made the difference when their PR team started opening doors in Hollywood. By the time the conversation happened, the brand already had proof of who it was.

Their products ended up in Nobody Wants This with Kristen Bell and Adam Brody, and the ripple effect, in followers, collaborators and brand interest, has been genuinely wild to watch.

This is what a long-term approach to social media actually looks like. Unglamorous until suddenly it isn’t.

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