Blank brain, empty feed, and zero inspo? We got you. This week’s mini is The Emergency Post Kit, aka your lifeline when the content well runs dry.

You’re not the only one staring at your grid like it owes you money (trust us, Sean’s a permanent resident here). But lucky for you, the FAF duo is serving up quick-hit content ideas that’ll snap you out of scroll-staring paralysis.

Think bloopers from behind the scenes, a juicy throwback, or the universally adored “here’s my coffee” flex, all easy AF posts you can spin up in minutes and still look like the boss babe you are.

So take a breath, push past the panic, and let’s give that feed the glow-up it’s been begging for!

Your fave Freelancers are back with another snack-sized episode, and this one’s all about Season Proofing!

Yeah, yeah, we hear you. The sun’s still shining and we’re already talking about the snowy stuff. But like Michelle says: if you’re not planning ahead, you’re planning to panic.

That means pulling out your old numbers, locking down supplier timelines, and actually getting your marketing together before the rush hits. Take it from us; do it now and future-you will be sipping that pumpkin spice in peace while your business runs smoother than fresh apple cider.

Basically: prep smart, sell hard, and let’s leave the scrambling to the turkeys.

This week, your favourite Freelancers are dropping the first of four snack-sized episodes…because sometimes you just need a quick hit of business wisdom (bizdom?) without the full meal deal.

Today’s topic? Automation, AKA: “Let the robots do it so you can stop losing your mind.”
Free up your time and energy for the important stuff, like chasing that next big payday or spiraling about why Netflix keeps cancelling your comfort shows.

Small biz owners are the ultimate jugglers – CEO, IT, customer service, coffee runner – all before lunch! These automation tips won’t solve everything, but they’ll make that hat collection a little lighter. Take a beat, figure out where automation fits in your workflow, and watch your business (and stress levels) thank you.