A Message From Your Future Self | Do the Work TODAY!

Like millions of other people all around the world, I’ve been listening to Taylor Swift’s new album Midnights on repeat for weeks. You gotta love how she weaves her words into beautiful stories of heartbreak, empowerment, and truth. One of my favorite truth bombs on the album is this line from “Anti-Hero”: “It’s me. Hi! I’m the problem,…

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Heads Up! New YouTube Live Stream Schedule

This is just a quick note to let you know that I’ve moved my weekly live stream calls to Wednesdays at 9:00 am Pacific (click to convert to your time zone). These videos will stream simultaneously on YouTube and Facebook. Mark your calendar so you won’t miss any of my interactive streams where I share my best strategies AND you can…

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Thank Goodness for Freebies! Check Out These Amazing Tools

I have so much to be thankful for in my life and business, and I bet you do too. In honor of the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday, I want to give back by sharing free resources from some of my amazing clients. These tools are perfect if you need to get organized, get inspired, get healthy,…

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Editor’s Notebook 277

The Editor’s Notebook is my place to share the things I’m loving this week and other random links that have caught my eye. Enjoy! What I’m Loving This Week Book I’m currently reading: The perfect book for cozy nights curled up by the fireplace. Being Around Birds Boosts Our Mental Well-Being Even 8 Hours After Hearing…

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“That Won’t Work for Me.” Membership Site Edition

Today, we’re continuing my series “That Won’t Work for Me” focusing on different types of business owners and how my new program Goodbye 9-to-5 can help them earn a full-time income. Next up, membership sites!  My client “Wendy” is person with great big ideas. I really admire that about her. She’s always dreaming up new ways to give her…

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Why “Set It and Forget It” Won’t Work for You

Remember those infomercials from the 90s for the rotisserie oven that was so user friendly you could just “set it and forget it”? Here’s a visual reminder if you weren’t raised by the TV like me: “Set it and forget it” was quite the catchphrase in my middle school, and we imagined how great it…

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