What Still Deserves Your Energy?

Published 12 days ago • 1 min read

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 the question that keeps us moving forward without burning out:
Does this still matter to me—and the people I want to help?

If the answer is yes, beautiful. Rebuild around it.
If it’s no? Even better. Now you can stop forcing it.

This week’s Coach’s Corner digs into how to figure that out—without overthinking or rewriting your whole business plan.

👉🏻 Read about it here: Make It Matter - What to Do When Your Offer Feels Off

P.S. The Offer Evaluation Worksheet is included with full access to Coach’s Corner. It’s a quiet gut check for introverts in the messy middle—designed to help you figure out what stays, what shifts, and what needs to go.

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