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One: one Researched Practical Feminist
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15 years experience Research-led Async delivery Feminist practice

Feminist practice isn't a vibe.
It's a structure.

It means I work with people who are navigating systemic oppression in their businesses — not pretending that being a fat disabled woman building something is the same as being Tony Robbins.

It means naming the actual hurdles. Pricing yourself in a market that undervalues you. Building visibility when the algorithm wasn't built for your face. Maintaining accessibility for the people following you while building a resilient business.

It means doing it visibly anyway — because every woman, every trans person, every queer person, every disabled person, every person of colour who builds something sustainable makes it easier for the next one.

This practice is explicitly for women, trans women, non-binary and gender queer people, people of colour, disabled people, and anyone the mainstream business world has historically told to make themselves smaller.

If that's you, you're in the right place.

Your business is working.
Your vision is waiting.

One hour of your week.
The rest is mine.

You know what you're building. You can see it clearly — the version of your business that reflects everything you stand for, serves the people you're here to serve, and runs without hollowing you out.

The problem isn't the vision. It's the week.

Monday arrives and the work fills it. Client delivery, admin, the thing that needs fixing, the thing you said you'd get to. By Friday the strategic work — the pricing review, the offer you want to test, the research you've been meaning to do — is still waiting.

That's not a discipline problem. It's a structural one. There's nobody whose job it is to move your vision forward. Until now.

Every week I do substantive work on your business — research, analysis, recommendations, next steps. You get something concrete to act on. And the structure of having it creates the habit of using it.

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your business.

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