by Linda Hunt | Sep 2, 2026 | Alignment & Capacity, Articles, Boundaries, Business Strategy
Somewhere along the way, many people learned to associate success with exhaustion. If you’re exhausted enough… Busy enough… Available enough… Holding enough together for everyone else… Then maybe you’re finally doing enough. I see this especially with people who are...
by Linda Hunt | Aug 28, 2026 | Articles, Business Strategy, Financial Architecture, Money Conversations
A lot of people believe they’ll finally feel at peace with money once everything becomes certain. Once the income is predictable. Once the savings account reaches a certain number. Once the debt is gone. Once the business feels stable. Once the future feels fully...
by Linda Hunt | Aug 25, 2026 | Alignment & Capacity, Articles, Business Strategy, Systems Thinking
Economic uncertainty doesn’t create every problem in a business. Sometimes it exposes the ones that were already there. Everywhere, people are talking about inflation, interest rates, cautious customers, and slowing markets. It’s understandable. When...
by Linda Hunt | Aug 24, 2026 | Alignment & Capacity, Articles, Business Strategy, Financial Architecture, Systems Thinking
In my last article, I shared the idea that recurring problems are often evidence of something much deeper. Pricing, capacity, cash flow, and delegation may look like different problems, but they often create the same experience: a business that feels heavier than it...
by Linda Hunt | Jul 31, 2026 | Articles, Business Strategy, Money Conversations
A lot of people have learned how to work hard. Fewer have learned how to receive. Receive support. Receive rest. Receive recognition. Receive help. Receive money without immediately attaching more pressure or responsibility to it. For many people, receiving feels...
by Linda Hunt | Jun 26, 2026 | Articles, Business Strategy, Financial Architecture
One of the things I’ve been thinking about lately is how many intelligent, capable people quietly believe their financial struggles are proof they’ve somehow failed. That if they were smarter… More disciplined… More responsible… More successful… Money would finally...
