You’ve been doing all the things and putting yourself out there. Stepping outside of your comfort zone because you’re committed to your big dreams.

You’re scheduling things that stretch you...but are you scheduling things that restore you? Do you have time built into your calendar for comfort and rest?

If you’re struggling what what to focus on right now and feel like you’re doing ALL the things (but not necessarily moving your business forward), I’m so excited to share today's resource with you!

I've created an Essential Tasks guide specifically designed to help you get clarity around where to best focus your time and energy.

If you’re one of the many people who started this year with big goals, full of hope and enthusiasm, and you’re feeling some of that fade already...today’s post is for YOU!

I’m sharing a quick and very easy way to give yourself some extra oomph when it comes to goal-setting!

Most of my clients have big visions, which is so fun, but can also result in thoughts like: “There’s SO much I want to do – where do I even begin?!”

If you’re sitting there wondering the same thing, you’re not alone — and today’s post is for you!

The worst thing you can do when you’re overwhelmed is nothing.

You don’t need a perfect plan. You just need to get started!

Most of your life will be spent in between setting your sights on something and then working towards it. The actual achieving of any goal is fleeting.

Today’s post is all about how to enjoy the process of achieving goals more, so you can enjoy your life more!

The fascinating thing about money is that it’s actually neutral — but for most people, it doesn’t feel that way.

The good news is that in the same way we can assign negative meaning to money, we also have the power to assign positive meaning to it…and change our lives as a result!

If you take new and different action consistently, your life WILL change. Often in really big, unexpected, and wondrous ways!

The payoff for this kind of growth is huge, and the process is just that: a process.

It can be helpful to know what to expect ahead of time. This way, you can mentally and emotionally prepare for the in-between stage that occurs right before arrival of what you want.

Today’s post is about the ultimate inner critic move: beating yourself up when you’re already down.

I share my own experience with this — and how to shift out of it quickly and gracefully!

As I share more of my work (and myself) online, my fear of not being liked is something I have to continually keep in check.

Today’s post is all about how to get over the awkwardness and discomfort of not being liked, so that you, too, can keep doing your thing and showing up as the most authentic version of yourself.