“For years, friends have come to me for advice on marketing and how to make a decent living doing what they love.

At first, I found this kind of funny, as I don’t think of myself as a businessman primarily. Yet, over the years, people have found my advice very helpful. And after successes like The Embodiment Conference and the Sane Ukraine project (a not-for-profit venture, but one that still required promoting), I begrudgingly admit that I have a talent for helping people in this area.

I now often teach a small amount of ethical marketing at the end of all my other courses, as it makes no sense to teach people to do great work if they can’t sustainably do it. People seem to like this. It’s practical, after all.

For me, just continuing to do the work I love is a huge victory. It’s a huge win. And that requires a certain level of skill in marketing. I ain’t an expert at it, but I’m good enough, and know how to do it in a way that doesn’t make me puke. This is what I teach other people who want to avoid a “real” job, too 🙂

Thankfully, there are ways to do marketing without compromising ethics and values. I see people “light up” when I share this with them, as they know the choice of being either broke and in integrity, or taking on the sleazy scumbag approach we normally see in the world of marketing, isn’t a great choice! Luckily, there’s a third option.

This free event will show you this option: you’ll discover a way to find clients that feels good, is in line with your values, and actually works, too.

Now more than ever, this is needed. Times are tough for many people, and I’d love to see people who do heart-driven work, reach more people, and work sustainably. You in?”