The 5 best things I did for myself in 2023

It’s the time of year where I love to look back and reflect on the really great things that have happened throughout my year, and I decided to break this reflection down into two categories: The best things I did for MYSELF, and the best things I did for my BUSINESS. 

Today I wanted to share with you the 5 best things I did for myself. Some of these look very business-focussed, if you just glance at the headline, but take a read and you’ll see why these are actually personal highlights of the year. 

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Top 3 strategies to get super organised

Ever feel like you're juggling more balls than a circus performer? You're not alone. And also, it doesn’t mean you’re disorganised! 


I hear from coaching clients all the time that they feel they must be disorganised because nothing ever seems to run smoothly. But before we get into strategies to help with this, can we acknowledge that you’re probably trying to juggle 40 times more than the average person! Cut yourself some slack because I’m certain you’re already doing an incredible job. 

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5 must-read blogs for entrepreneurs

Last week I went down the rabbit hole of looking back at my Top 10 podcast episodes from the past year… but my journey down the rabbit hole didn’t stop there! 

It then got me thinking about my blog. So for those of you that are readers, rather than listeners, I thought I’d share my Top 10 blog posts on Simply Stacey Morgan. 

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Top 10 Podcast Episodes

This week I dropped the 120th episode of How to Run a Successful Business (and still have a life!) podcast. 

It had me going on a bit of a trip down memory lane and analysing some of the most-listened-to episodes since the show began. And then it also got me thinking… If you were only just discovering the show now, how would you know what episodes were worth listening to without going all the way back to the beginning?!

Instead of me being the judge of that, I thought I’d let my listeners do the talking. So here are the Top 10 Episodes of How to Run a Successful Business (and still have a life!) from the past 12 months.

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How to overcome imposter syndrome

I’ve been teaching dance for a long time. Like, a really long time. I started teaching when I was just 12 years old and I still absolutely love everything about it. 

So you probably wouldn’t believe me if I told you I sometimes get Imposter Syndrome when I teach…. But it’s the truth. 

There are times when I find that I start looking sideways. I start looking at what some of the younger teachers are doing. I start looking at what some of my older teachers are doing and how good they are at their jobs. And I think, “What have I got to offer? Do I still have what it takes to engage these kids?” 

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Facing Your Fears: Overcoming judgement in business growth

In the world of entrepreneurship, especially for us women, there's a topic that often lingers in the shadows: the fear of judgement when growing our businesses. As the driving forces behind our brands, we're constantly under the spotlight, making decisions, taking risks, and steering our businesses towards success. But with such responsibilities, it's only natural to sometimes feel the weight of others' opinions.

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How to back yourself and stop making excuses.

In this podcast episode I delved deep into conquering the fear of failure in business. It's incredible how this topic resonated with so many of you! 

I wanted to take it a step further and tackle another crucial aspect: believing in yourself and overcoming those fears that hold you back.

Have you ever caught yourself saying, "It sounds great, but I'm not ready yet" or "Maybe in a year or two, I'll be in a better position"? This is a sentiment that many of us share. We often postpone taking action, thinking we're not quite at the right stage to invest in ourselves or our business. It's like pressing the pause button on our growth, waiting for the perfect moment. 

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How to be productive, not busy.

A lot of the time in our business, we spend time being busy—but we don't necessarily spend our time being PRODUCTIVE. What I mean by “being productive” is doing things that are actually going to bring in revenue and move the business forward.

So let’s talk about how we can shift our focus and prioritise the tasks that will actually move the needle in business. 

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Scheduling to avoid the Danger Zone

I’ve been talking a lot lately about what I call “the danger zone”, when you’re wearing multiple hats at once and your responsibilities all seem to overlap. (And generally… everything goes pear shaped!) 

Well this topic has resonated with so many of you because my inbox and DMs have absolutely LIT UP with so many of you sharing that you feel like you’re constantly on the edge of “the danger zone”, or in many cases feel like you’re constantly living in it! 

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Finding “balance” in our busy lives.

Today I wanted to talk about something we all struggle with: managing competing priorities and the various roles we play in our lives. It can be a real challenge, right? 

Here's the thing: when I focus on one thing at a time, I usually rock it! You know that feeling when you're totally killing it as a mum or when you're in the zone at work? Yeah, those moments are awesome. But the real danger zone creeps in when I try to juggle multiple roles simultaneously. That’s when things go pear shaped. 

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Tips for managing your business finances

Last week I chatted to you about the importance of paying yourself a wage from the very beginning of your business (or to start now if you haven’t already!) This week I wanted to take it a step further and determine just how much you should take out of your business, versus reinvest back into it. 

Here’s some things to think about that might help. 

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How to pay yourself a wage

Do you feel like you pay yourself enough in your business for everything you do? 

Confession: For the first three years I was in business I didn’t pay myself appropriately. I just took money out willy-nilly when I needed to cover a bill (or maybe buy myself a new pair of shoes 😉). 

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The Ripple Effect

As women in business, we’re probably aware of the impact our actions have on our businesses… But what about the impact of our actions when it comes to our personal lives and all the people in it—including ourselves?
The wonderful women’s therapist Alli Garison talks about “The Ripple Effect'', where you imagine yourself as the epicenter of a pebble dropped into a calm pond. The ripples extend outward, touching every aspect of your existence—your business, your family, your relationships, and ultimately, the lives of others. 

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