Thoughtful reminders twice a month (on the 5th and 20th) about running your business in a way that actually fits your life (without all the toxic productivity BS. Because have you SEEN the state of the world right now?).

Kind things my readers have said:

screenshot of Deanna Seymour's post about my emails that says: I just posted this on Linkedin, but I wanted to share it here, because I really do love it. 😍 "I’m trying to remember I have nothing to prove to anyone, not even myself." @Rochelle Sanchez said that in her latest email and it stopped me in my tracks. 🤯 Like in an "I wanna commission her to make it into something I can hang in my office" kinda vibes. 💖 If you're not on her newsletter "Good Reminders" you're missing out on gems like this one. 💎🥰 So do yourself a favor and go subscribe here: https://rochellesanchez.com/subscribe/ She's a true artist. A fabulous human. And a truth-teller which makes the rest of us feel seen in a way that a bunch of business tips don't.
screenshot of Lex Roman's testimonial screenshot that says "Rochelle’s work is such a breathe of fresh air! Extremely grateful she shares it with us🤩 " and Deanna's response that says "Lex Roman Same! 1000000%

These aren't your typical, mind numbing "10X YOUR REVENUE!!!" business emails. Think more like advice from a friend who gets your weird idea, wants you to succeed, but won't shame you for taking a nap instead of pushing through.

Screencap from an email that says: How to do things regularly without trapping myself into a boring routine I'll wanna escape from I'm re-learning how to concentrate and sit my butt down and do work for certain stretches of time. I am not good at it and that's annoying, because I'd rather be good at everything. In my previous form (pre depression and grief) I'd make a planner page that I printed out
Screencap from an email that says: Less Deep (just mind your business) There is so much drama in the small business world. It's probably related to how life is too expensive to live, so we turn to freelancing and self employment in secret desperation (and then have to deal with the stigma of being that person in the family who can't keep a soul sucking job, so we heap more pressure on ourselves to be an overnight success). It's a lot of pressure. Focus on what seems manageable, and try not to get stuck in the boggy weeds. There's also a gif of Frodo from the lord of the rings movies, falling face forward into a bog.
Screencap from an email that says: Don't monetize everything but also I can totally monetize this. My focus has gone into making a business out of my artwork and ignoring the annoying mean girl in my head who keeps saying, "It's too niche and marketing is where the money is." Like, yeah, there's money in marketing and information and teaching things online (and I've been doing that, girl) But have you SEEN these himbos I've been drawing? I opened commissions this month. I have a handful of decent leads and the blissful naivete of believing everything...
Rochelle Sanchez is a professional artist and marketing consultant located in the Bay Area, California. She specializes in whimsical, emotional fantasy art and honest, educational reflections about entrepreneurship.

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