Thursday 13th March 2025Filed in: Work
This article was originally published in issue #02 of my Flying Solo newsletter. Subscribe and read previous issues in the archive.
When you work for yourself (either as a soloist or founder with a team), it's easy to push self-improvement to "when things calm down." My reality is that they never do. There's always another email to answer, another client request, another bit of admin that suddenly feels more pressing.
Lately, I've been rethinking how I approach "personal development". Instead of seeing it as a luxury or something to do "when I have time", I'm treating it like regular maintenance — small, manageable changes that, over time, will hopefully have a significant impact.
Here are five things I've been trying:
None of this is groundbreaking, but I've noticed that when I prioritise these things, I feel like I am making progress. How do you invest in yourself? Hit reply and let me know — I'm always up for new ideas.
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