Join the Wildish Newsletter— Practices, Rituals & Reflections

Yes!

Let’s be real: hustle culture is a scam. Patriarchy and capitalism thrive on women running themselves ragged, second-guessing their brilliance, and settling for crumbs. Nope. Not here.

NOUrish is my weekly(ish) email — part love letter, part soapbox, part reminder that your business can feel good and still change the damn world.

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One small thing each Sunday.

It might be a thought worth considering, a practice I’m loving, a question I’m sitting with, or a lesson I’ve learned.

It will often be business-related — because I work with small business owners — but never in a “buy my program” kind of way. Everything I share is meant to be practical, human, and usable, something you can actually apply in your life or work without adding stress or pressure.

Just one helpful offering. Every Sunday.

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soul reviver. Space holder. Somatic business coach. ritualist. moon-gazer. Plant enthusiast. Circle and retreat facilitator. Feminist. Eternal student. Writer. Recovering perfectionist. INFP. Cancer sun. Sagittarius moon. Mama bear.

Hi, I’m Becky

Through Wildish, I help women entrepreneurs ditch hustle culture and create businesses rooted in cycles, intuition, and pleasure. Because your business isn’t just a business. It’s a quiet revolution — and sometimes a loud one.

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Why Sign Up?

  • Because you’re exhausted from trying to “keep up.”

  • Because you’re done twisting yourself into someone else’s version of success.

  • Because you know your business is more than a job — it’s medicine, it’s resistance, it’s your way of reshaping culture.

My hope is that this weekly note is useful whether you’re running a business, navigating life, or simply trying to stay grounded in a very loud and overstimulating world.

I want it to feel like a little pause — something that reminds you it’s okay to slow down.

Curious? Join me each Sunday —

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