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10 wellness-business trends for 2026 and beyond
A practical, research-backed guide for independent studio founders, instructors, retreat leaders and coaches. I’ve brought together the strongest, most evidence-backed trends shaping the sector, along with clear, practical advice on how you can use them to strengthen your offer, attract the right clients, and build the most relevant and secure business.

Anna Bradbury
Nov 235 min read


12 ways to regulate your nervous system
Being a calm, centred presence for clients (while also having a naturally type-A personality) means I have to actively create moments of peace. “Peace over productivity” is a mindset I’ve been reflecting on, experimenting with, and gradually embodying. The benefits have been profound — in my work, my relationships, and my sense of self. Here I share 12 ways that I have found help to prevent overstimulation and burnout. 1. Self-compassion Following my own philosophy of “small

Anna Bradbury
Oct 283 min read


5 lessons in leadership: from the boardroom to the studio
Working directly with CEOs for many years, as board director myself, has taught me that growth comes down to several key leadership principles. When people understand where they’re going, why it matters, and how their individual contribution moves the business forward, the entire organisation thrives. Now working with independent studios, fitness brands, and wellness entrepreneurs, I see how transferable these principles are. The following principles, rooted in boardroom expe

Anna Bradbury
Oct 284 min read


Small changes, big shifts
“Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become.” – James Clear, Atomic Habits. It’s a simple idea, but one that offers a gentler perspective on what real progress looks like. Growth doesn’t always mean doing more — it means doing the right things, in small, intentional steps that build confidence and momentum. When you’re in business for yourself, those small votes add up to trust: not just from your audience, but from yourself. I’ve been thinking

Anna Bradbury
Oct 272 min read
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