Megan Stark

28/04/2022

I’ve been feeling a bit exhausted, it happens to even the most motivated among us. I contribute it to the amount of activities related to the end of school and my son’s birthday. As a first grader we’ve never really done any of this before - last year was pretty mellow as you might remember.

I’m taking a moment today to just relax and take stock of how truly grateful I am. One thing that brings me joy and quiet, appreciative moments is my orchid blooms. Every year they grace me with their utter beauty. Plus, these flowers sure know how to show up like they are meant to be in the room. How are you rejuvenating today so you can Strut tomorrow?

23/04/2022

An interesting idea…what are your thoughts?

Mine? It’s not fair to classify making money as a hobby, a hobby is something you do because you want to.

Yes, we might love our jobs or the ways in way we make money, but let’s be real, if we didn’t need money, we’d surely do a whole lot more of the other hobbies!

2. I do love reading, I should do it more.

3. Roller skating is my stress relieving exercise getting hobby. Fresh air & rolling away is amazingly freeing. I also love to mountain bike.

4. I should really get back into more creative projects- I did study art in school. 😜 Currently embroidery is helping me destress + create. It doesn’t require as much “attention” as knitting or painting, and I can take it on the go.

5. I’m a podcast ju**ie, I love true crime and news and deep dives into unique subjects. It’s my not so guilty pleasure when I’m folding laundry or doing dishes.

What are your 5 (ok 4 because work doesn’t count!) hobbies?

21/04/2022

My favorite way to strut IRL. How do you practice self care (and strut your stuff?) life’s about balance! Plus, it’s an opportunity to think, listen to a podcast or plan out my day

20/04/2022

Just a reminder

14/04/2022

My new office art sure doesn’t shy away from showing it’s true colors.

11/04/2022

What will it take to get you there?

Free strategy sessions are now available

09/04/2022

Just the facts

06/04/2022

I had such good meetings with clients the last two days. I notice I can’t help but work with them to clarify their product offering(s) (even when it’s outside of my scope).

Know this…there is truly nothing you can’t figure out or find someone who can figure it out

If you have a skill or talent but aren’t sure if it’s “enough” (imposter syndrome) - remember that you will keep learning and growing. If you pace yourself and give yourself grace, you’ll work enough time into the process to grow and learn as your client does

The teacher only needs to know the next lesson- not the next five 😉 you’ll learn as you go

Sometimes the biggest opportunities for learning occur when you don’t know the answer: it’s important to know when to ask for help

You got this, and there’s support along the way!

28/03/2022

"Perhaps the most important thing you can do on social media provides value to your followers. Create something that your audience will find useful."

In recent years, social media has gone from a new idea to an absolute must for marketers.

22/03/2022

I can’t tell you how many websites have opt-in forms that lead nowhere, no thank you emails, and broken contact forms.

Not to mention social follow buttons that are just for show.

Can you imagine the waste of losing a hot lead because well, you just never knew they were hot?

The time and energy and $$$ it takes to get leads to your website shouldn’t be wasted.

Test it!

20/03/2022

Here’s an animal that’s not afraid to show off it’s true colors.



fenkieandreas / Getty Images
The mandarin dragonet (Synchiropus splendidus) is a brightly-colored fish from the Pacific Ocean that is one of only two vertebrates whose blue coloration is a result of cellular pigment rather than structural coloration. The only other vertebrate with blue cellular pigment is the picturesque dragonet (Synchiropus picturatus) from the same genus. The mandarin dragonet's skin contains cells known as cyanophores that contain organelles called cyanosomes that produce blue pigments. The cyanophores are not the only pigment-producing cells in the fish's skin, however, which explains the orange stripes that decorate their bodies. Due to their bright, colorful patterns, mandarin dragonets are popular fish for aquariums