Becky Stevenson - Business Consultant

Becky Stevenson - Business Consultant I diagnose and ‘treat’ business problems and make business operations,
processes, systems, clear & simple. Helping you to make more money and get more time.

Contact me to arrange a chat - [email protected] Hi I’m Becky

I’m a business systems strategist - which is basically a ‘doctor’ for businesses. I work with corporate companies and small to medium-sized businesses to help diagnose and treat their business problems. Which saves them time - and can also help them make more money. For bigger businesses, this is typically around increasing st

aff productivity, performance and compliance. It can also be about process diagnostics and mapping. With smaller businesses, it’s often about pushing through an income plateau or sales drought, fixing ‘leaky’ sales and marketing funnels and/or diagnosing what went wrong in a disappointing launch (and creating a plan to put it right).

*How I work*

I provide business systems strategy, consultancy and implementation. Which essentially means (to return to the ‘doctor’ analogy) …

Listening to the client, understanding their problem(s) - and their key goals

Carrying out an investigation/audit so I can can diagnose the problem

Prescribing the right solution/treatment plan to achieve the client’s goals (i.e. the best system systems/processes)

Treating the problem (i.e. helping with implementation - if needed)

Some clients are happy for me to deliver 1-3 (i.e. the diagnosis and treatment plan/strategy) - and carry out the implementation themselves (including building out their own systems and processes). Others invest in my help with treatment (i.e. implementation support). Which means I’ll typically build out the systems and processes on their behalf, then work with the client - and/or their team - on implementation, over a specific time period.

*Why me? *
I have 25 years business systems experience in a variety of corporate settings across a range of industries- including higher education, construction, local government, waste management and health/wellbeing. My background in systems and processes helped me build my first business to six figures in just two years - whilst employed full-time. Making me me the ideal person to help other small business owners scale their businesses. I’ve helped dozens of small business owners increase their income and productivity - and reduce their working hours - by helping them implement key business systems including. lead generation and sales, building a team of freelancers/contractors and implementing automated tech systems. I have a particular interest in supporting neurodivergent business leaders and team members - having been diagnosed with ADHD myself in my late 30s. This gives me a unique insight into some of the executive function challenges neurodivergent people can experience with creating, implementing and following systems/processes - and practical strategies to help. Testimonial from Amy Burnett - Visible Impact (a corporate video production business).

“I invested in consultancy/support with Becky because in order to grow my business, I needed to become much more organised with regards to onboarding clients and with the whole client journey. Prior to this, I’d tried to use various systems, but none of them seemed to fit the bill. They were either too basic or too full on. Working with Becky helped me break down and understand each step of my client journey - which meant Becky could help me find all the right platforms that were most suitable for what I needed. Investing in Becky’s support has saved me so much time trying to figure it all out on my own, as being super organised with ops and systems has never been my forte! If I hadn’t invested, I’d have probably still been in the same place that I was this time last year. If you’re on the fence/unsure about working with Becky I’d say to absolutely go for it. Her strength/superpower is being super patient and understanding when it comes to unorganised creatives like me! Plus of course her superb expertise.”

Head to my website, LinkedIn and Google Business for more reviews

23/06/2026

Success... What does it REALLY mean?

Good question...

I used to think it meant lots of friends, being popular, a great job, a top position in a company, a degree-level education, lots of money, and a fancy car... So many things...

But all I wanted was to feel "normal".
Be like everyone else.

I wondered if other people had a million thoughts like me, a racing mind, intolerable impatience levels, excitable conversations full of interruptions and tangents, a poor memory, passions and obsessions which come and go once the excitement of it wears off.

Why didn’t they fail a lot, hurt a lot, and make silly mistakes all the time...?

What is wrong with me?

At the age of 39, I was diagnosed with ADHD, and at THAT point, I really started to understand what success is (for me).

To be happy and content with YOURSELF.

To understand WHY you are different.

To see that "normal" doesn't exist.

To find your TRIBE who gets you and is like you.

To look into that mirror and say you are good enough.

And to finally say I've got this (some of the time) 'cos perfect doesn’t exist.

Success is to do what the hell I like with no shame, my way. My mantra is that inconsistent consistency enables success.

I can run a business on my terms.
I can and do make a difference.
I can be open about my ADHD.
I can ditch the mask.
I can do brilliant things - like write and publish a book (with ADHD & dyslexia!).
I can be a good mum and wife.

My world is a bit crazy, oozes overcommitment and is unpredictable but full of fun, love and fierce loyalty for all who are in it (and yet to join it).

I AM successful. We ARE successful.

You have the answers. You just haven’t had a spare second to find them.Between running a business, managing life, dealin...
19/06/2026

You have the answers. You just haven’t had a spare second to find them.

Between running a business, managing life, dealing with whatever curveballs have been thrown at you lately, and just trying to survive... your brain is officially full.

Let us hold space for you for a day.

On Friday 3rd July, Elaine Mitchell and I are hosting a unique 1-day workshop at Aston Hall Hotel (just off the M1).

What we will do:
🌟Hand you a gorgeous, calm environment to clear your head.
🌟Guide you through exactly what is important to focus on right now.
🌟Help you set real boundaries and exciting goals.

What you will leave with:
🌟A simple but powerful personalised workbook (no cheesy acronyms, promise) detailing your next steps.
🌟Absolute clarity.
🌟Business spark - you’ll be excited to get going

Pastries and lunch are on us. Deep breaths and breakthroughs are on the agenda.

More information:
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Book your place:
https://buy.stripe.com/5kQ8wOeTzbXfdbw5D7cMM0e

I recently had a brilliant strategy session with Tracy Woodward from Fit For It Fitness & Nutrition.We spent time focusi...
19/06/2026

I recently had a brilliant strategy session with Tracy Woodward from Fit For It Fitness & Nutrition.

We spent time focusing on how to simplify her customer journey, tighten up her offers, and make it easier for people to say yes.

We explored everything from Google Business, website, and call bookings to lead magnets, streamlined forms and a more structured follow-up process.

The biggest takeaway? Clarity sells. When your offers, pricing and next steps are simple and specific, it becomes much easier for the right people to find you, book with you and move through your services with confidence.

If you fancy a Business Clinic Clarity Session, head over to my website to find out more and book in.

What I do to *try* to keep my head above water and not burn out.As a busy (aren’t we all) neurodivergent mum (to a neuro...
17/06/2026

What I do to *try* to keep my head above water and not burn out.

As a busy (aren’t we all) neurodivergent mum (to a neurodivergent child) and business owner with lots of other hats in play, life can soon become overwhelming, and burnout can come knocking at the door.

Here are some things that help me:
1. One day off a week where I don’t do or think about the business - to do whatever I want to do.
2. Added all yoga classes (times/booking link) on repeat in my diary
3. Added a date a month, for the next 3 months, with my husband. Our life means school days are the best time we are likely to succeed in spending time together.
4. Planning a regular spa visit (quarterly), particularly after school holidays.
5. 30-minute lunch break every day in my diary
6. Check the school calendar and add everything to our diaries.
7. Working with my hormone/energy cycle. (I’ve kept a loose diary for 2 years and finally found patterns to work with.)
8. Prioritising my health and appointments (no skipping or “forgetting”)
9. No meetings (where possible) during the school holidays
10. Reading and getting into the garden every day.

How about you?

15/06/2026

I pulled up from school drop-off in a world of my own, thinking about the day ahead.

When boom… I was transported back to the 90s.

Sticky dance floors, questionable dance moves and smells you’d rather forget. But a world where no phones was standard. Brilliant tunes blasting in your ears until the small hours.

But now, in my 40s, at 8.30 am, I felt confused. Where’s that NOISE coming from?!

A few doors down - they’re having a new roof.

It’s the roofers treating the scaffold tower like the podium in Gatecrasher 1999 at 8.30 am!

I’ve no idea if it's a good company,
skilled at what they do,
fairly priced,
or if they will answer my request for a quote.

I don’t know if the business owner is partying hard with them or trusting the team to crack on while managing the company from a distance. I’ve no idea, I can only presume.

We need a new roof.

I like the neighbours and would ask them if they’d recommend the company.

It could technically be a really easy sale.

BUT I’m instantly put off.

I work at home, have a husband who works shifts and an autistic child who definitely wouldn’t like any of that going on either, never mind the soundtrack to go with it.

So sadly, I’ll pass on getting a quote, and the company will miss a (potentially) easy sale.

Your team is a reflection of you and your business, whether you like it or not.

It impacts whether people enquire, buy or think about you positively or negatively.

What are your thoughts?

Overwhelmed and lonely with running your business or non-profit alone?You want that “business partner figure” who gets i...
03/06/2026

Overwhelmed and lonely with running your business or non-profit alone?

You want that “business partner figure” who gets it, to bounce ideas off, sound things out, and offer advice or guidance on what to do.

You want to make your business easier to manage, more profitable or maybe you’re ready to grow.

I know exactly how you feel, and you’re not alone. I’m here. Let’s talk.

I work with amazing business owners, helping them feel supported and together, we get s**t done and help more people.

Interested? Email me or book a no-pressure virtual coffee
https://calendar.google.com/calendar/u/0/appointments/schedules/AcZssZ0Unvj0ENXpOkZYMkKo7GFy9egsAkjpg0ENW4bnmb49yAu8TIW1qadkTh10xCZCk8wZ3JPwQMr6

Me with my lovely client, Cat, doing just that.

Nothing involving humans is linear - apart from the clear start and end of life. And even that isn’t straightforward. So...
01/06/2026

Nothing involving humans is linear - apart from the clear start and end of life. And even that isn’t straightforward.

So why is there an expectation that life, work, education, and business should be?

Why is there an expectation that things always have to be done a certain way, follow a certain order, that one way is correct, the neurotypical way is THE only way to do things?

Pretty ironic given my profession!

BUT I’m a big believer that there are MANY ways to do things, especially in business.

Processes don’t have to follow super strict steps with no room for common sense.

Audits and outputs don't have to follow one methodology to the exact letter.

There is room to play, learn, use tools and then model successful businesses.

Flexibility, inquisitiveness, different thinking, and adaptability is part of what makes businesses successful.

Rigidity, tunnel vision, closed-mindedness, and slow reactions are what lead to failure.

Maybe it’s a touch of the Dunning-Kruger effect, or maybe it’s the age-old saying “you can’t fix/teach stupid”.

What are your thoughts on this quote?As someone with a neurodivergent brain, of course I strongly believe it’s true.But ...
28/05/2026

What are your thoughts on this quote?

As someone with a neurodivergent brain, of course I strongly believe it’s true.

But I still think we are a long way from it being accepted and changing the neurotypical landscape across life, society, education and in the workplace.

There’s still an invisible line between “normal enough" and “too weird”.

It depends on the circumstances, the people involved, etc.- bias remains, and equality goes out the window.

There is still time to sign up for the free Neurodiverse Business Bundle!This free bundle has been designed by and for t...
26/05/2026

There is still time to sign up for the free Neurodiverse Business Bundle!

This free bundle has been designed by and for the neurodivergent (ND) business community, with $1000 worth ofdigital products and trainings to help you in both business and life. (Including a digital copy of my book!)

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If you’re interested, you can sign up for the bundle (it’s free!)

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Register for what suits you:
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30+ Neurodivergent & Expert Contributors / Offers

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The last chance to sign up is 30th May.

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