Every May, I fall for the same trap: I’ll batch twelve blog posts. And every August, I look back wondering why I didn’t just give myself a break. This year, I’m prepping for something different: breathing room. Because summer doesn’t have to be your productivity season. “You can do anything—but not everything.”
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Support for introverted coaches stuck in the messy middle. This time last year, I had to have a serious conversation with myself. I’d just made the decision to stop offering 1:1 client work—big move, felt right, still scary. But even after that choice, I found myself slipping into the same old pattern: Prioritizing everyone else’s business over my own. If it were a client doing that? I’d call them out—kindly but directly. I’d remind them their business deserves attention too. That their...
All month, I’ve been writing about reviewing what’s working in your business, refining your offers, and making small shifts that bring things back into alignment. And then last week? I almost deleted everything. Not metaphorically. Like… hovering-over-the-trash-icon, everything must go kind of energy. Nothing dramatic had happened. I just hit that familiar wall where everything felt off. Clothes didn’t fit right. My writing felt flat. The mirror was rude. Even my morning coffee annoyed me....
Support for introverted coaches stuck in the messy middle. Earlier in the month, we talked about what to clear out—those half-loved offers gathering digital dust. (If you missed it, catch the blog here.) This week, we’re shifting the focus:Once the clutter’s gone, what’s left that actually matters? Not what’s trending. Not what gets the most clicks.But what still feels aligned with you—the person you are now, not the one who built it two years ago during a caffeine-fueled brainstorm. This is...