Every time you sit down to create something, it’s easy to feel like you’re starting from scratch.


But you’re not. You’ve been making things for years. Writing things, recording things, explaining yourself to clients, answering questions in inboxes, having the conversation where you finally said it exactly right.

So let’s start there, with your Forgotten Things not from a blank page, and put all that work you’ve already done to work.

By the end you’ll have, alongside the thrilling realisation that you never have to start from scratch again:

five pieces of content that you’ll know exactly what to do with and why, specifically for your business. A back catalogue you can actually use. And an overview of the thread running through everything you sent.

This is a two-way thing

I’ll guide you where to find your Forgotten Things, and you choose your five. Before I respond, I’ll come back to you on WhatsApp with anything I need. So what you get back is considered not generic.

Each piece comes back to you with a proper why. Not “this could work as a newsletter.” This is why it’s a newsletter and not a social post, what it needs to get there, and what to lean into to make it land. And where one piece connects to something else in your business, you’ll know that too.

And because no piece of content is an island, I’ll also send you a video that shows you the thing you’ve been almost saying for longer than you realise, but are too close to see.

One tells you what to do. The other shows you what you’ve actually been building.

From above of various images scattered on wooden table near netbook for remote work from home

Forgotten Things is £99

No coach. No framework. No commitment beyond this. Just fresh eyes, proper diagnosis, and your own work handed back to you in a shape you can actually use.


Ready to go rummaging?

Got a question?

I write them based on what you actually do, not generic advice. If you don’t send a newsletter, your suggestions won’t involve sending a newsletter. 

That’s fine — it just means I can look at the ones you send more closely.

Send me your top 5. The rest stay in the folder you’ve now made — and you can come back to them yourself with the same instinct you’ll have built from this exercise.

No. Repurposing turns one thing into ten versions of itself. This is about looking at what you’ve made and finding it the right job to do now.

You’ll get sent an email with all the information on what to do. Your things stay between us.

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