In this episode, I’m talking about how marketing can bring us face to face with our deepest beliefs about money.

Building a marketing ecosystem isn’t just about strategy. It often raises questions about worth, trust, safety and what we believe we deserve.

We explore:

• Why marketing can feel emotionally charged

• How working with numbers like conversion rates can feel uncomfortable

• What happens when marketing is actually successful

• How early money messages from caregivers shape our business decisions

• The link between inherited money beliefs and marketing visibility

I share a simple reflective exercise to help you map your own money memories and understand how they continue to influence the way you relate to income, pricing and growth.

Because when we understand where our money stories come from, we can begin to relate to marketing in a way that feels kinder and more aligned.

You are welcome to join the waitlist for my Kind Marketing program over here: https://pinkwellstudio.com/kindmarketingwaitlist/

Thanks for listening!

Love,

Yarrow

In this episode of the Kind Business Show, I’m exploring pricing through the lens of economic justice and abundance.

Talking about money can feel uncomfortable, especially in times like these. But avoiding the conversation doesn’t make the system fairer. Instead, it can leave us isolated, under-resourced, and unsure how to advocate for ourselves and each other.

This episode is an invitation to rehumanise pricing. We’ll look at what actually goes into our work, why transparency matters, and how past experiences with money can shape how it feels to be paid. I also share practical ways small business owners can move toward more inclusive pricing models, without sacrificing their own safety or sustainability.

Finally, I talk about reverse engineering pricing from your real needs, both now and in the long term, and holding the tension between enoughness and abundance with gentleness.

This is not about having perfect answers. It’s about grounding pricing in lived experience, care, and community.

You can learn more about working with me over here: https://pinkwellstudio.com/

And you can get on the waitlist for Kind Marketing over here: https://pinkwellstudio.com/kindmarketingwaitlist/

Thanks for listening!

Love,

Yarrow

In this episode, I’m sharing my business story and why I’ve chosen to do things differently.

This is not a story of overnight success or constant growth, it’s more of a story about embracing weirdness and creating a slow, soft life on my own terms.

I talk about starting work very young, burning out in my early twenties, studying while working full-time, and the long, winding path that eventually led me to start my web design business. I share how underpricing, imposter syndrome, teaching, community-building, and eventually a life-altering accident reshaped how I think about work, money, and success.

I also speak about grief, maintenance years, simplifying my life, and why I believe it’s okay for businesses to pause, refine, and deepen rather than always expand.

This episode is an invitation to rethink what success can look like, and to trust that building a business around your real life is not a weakness, but a strength.

You can learn more about working together here: https://pinkwellstudio.com/

And get on the Kind Marketing waitlist over here: https://pinkwellstudio.com/kindmarketingwaitlist/

Thanks for listening!

Love,

Yarrow

In this episode of the Kind Business podcast, I’m joined by Sarah Cook, a creative mentor supporting tender-hearted writers and neurodivergent humans to build lives and livelihoods rooted in creativity, self-trust, and care.

We talk about what creativity really is, why it matters so much right now, and how many people have been taught to believe it is something they lack rather than something they live. Sarah shares more about their own business journey, what excites them about supporting others, and how their work has evolved over time.

We also explore collaboration in the age of AI, what kinds of connections feel nourishing and meaningful right now, and the deep magic Sarah sees in neurodivergence. This is a conversation about creativity as a life force, not a productivity tool, and about building work that honours sensitivity, difference, and slowness.

Sarah Teresa Cook (she/they) is an autistic poet and essayist whose work explores perception, creative practice, and identity. As a creative mentor & coach, she works intimately with other writers and neurodivergent folx across genre. Her words have appeared in Rattle, Write or Die, Porterhouse Review, Oregon Humanities Magazine, and in Someone Like Me: An Anthology of Nonfiction by Autistic Writers. Based in the Columbia River Gorge, she publishes For the Birds, a Substack newsletter, and dreams of writing the “Before & After” puzzles for Wheel of Fortune.

Learn more at sarahteresacook.com and sarahcook.substack.com

And get a three months free trial to Sarah's Substack over here: https://sarahcook.substack.com/subscribe?coupon=0b08890d

Thank you for listening!

Love,

Yarrow

In this episode, I’m sharing a behind-the-scenes look at my newly updated web design offerings and reflecting on when it might be time to work with a web designer.

I talk about why having a solid online home can make such a difference, from reducing reliance on social media to saving time, increasing confidence, and creating more ease in your work. I also walk you through what it’s like to work with me, from the initial intake and branding process to building a website that’s designed to support you for years to come.

You’ll hear why I work with WordPress and Divi, how I think about sustainability and ownership online, and how my two web design packages are structured so that people can choose what fits their current stage and capacity.

This episode is for you if you’re feeling curious about getting support with your website, even if you’re not quite ready yet.

You can find full details about my web design packages, including pricing and the link to book a call over here: https://pinkwellstudio.com/webdesign/

Thanks for listening!

Love,

Yarrow

In this solo episode, I’m reflecting on something that feels absolutely foundational to me. The idea that our businesses need to meet our needs, not just financially, but emotionally, physically, creatively, and relationally too.

Whether you’re self employed, freelancing, running a small business, or dreaming of a different way of working, this episode is an invitation to pause and listen more closely to what you actually need right now.

I talk about why financial stability matters, but also why it’s not the whole picture. We explore capacity, values, and the importance of creating enough space in our lives for clarity and creativity to emerge. I share some of the places where I see people, including myself, commonly getting stuck, especially around comparison, visibility, and not fully accounting for privilege or safety needs.

You can send me a question over here: https://speakpipe.com/yarrowm

and explore working together at PinkWellStudio.com

Thanks for listening!

Love,

Yarrow

Enrolment for Rooted 2026 closes this Sunday, January 25th, and I would love for you to join us. In this short episode, I’m sharing what to expect inside the program and a few new updates that make it an even more beautiful experience.

You’ll hear about:
🌿 The six themes we’ll explore together in Rooted
✨ The new series of short pep talks you can download and listen to anytime
🕯️ Two new Sunday co-working sessions for peaceful focus and accountability
💛 The new six-month payment plan and sliding-scale options (starting at £50/month)

If you’ve been thinking about joining but haven’t said yes yet, this is your moment. Rooted begins on Saturday, February 1st, and I can’t wait to get started.

👉 Learn more and enroll here: https://pinkwellstudio.com/rooted

Hi friends,

In this episode I’m talking about one of my favorite topics: the quiet magic of serving the smallest possible audience in the deepest way possible. If you’re a sensitive or introverted business owner who feels overwhelmed by marketing and the constant pressure to grow, this one’s for you.

We’ll talk about what it means to let your nervous system relax around the idea of “enough.” I’ll share how you can build intimacy and depth with the people who already care about your work, instead of chasing endless visibility. We’ll look at how conversion can actually be about resonance, how slowness makes your work stronger, and why smaller communities often create the biggest impact over time.

This is a gentle, permission-giving episode that I hope will help you breathe a little easier and remind you that small can be beautiful - and that in 2026 and beyond, depth really is the new growth.

This concludes my 2026 series, which is an invitation to join Rooted, my three months group program starting February 1st: https://pinkwellstudio.com/rooted/

Enrolment closes on January 25th, payment plans and sliding scale options are available!

Thanks for listening,

Yarrow