There’s a seasonality to how I show up for myself and my work. What my routines look like may ebb and flow as life and business shift, but one thing remains constant: my business will always support my life, not the other way around.

We’ve all heard it. You’ve probably even said it to yourself: “If I want to grow this business, I just need to put in more hours. Push harder. Work more.” Wrong.

One of the biggest mistakes I see early-stage business owners make when they’re ready to grow is piecing together everyone else’s free advice.

One of the biggest shifts I’ve made in my business, and that I guide so many of my clients through, is creating a signature suite of offers. It creates clarity. It creates consistency. And honestly, it creates freedom.

Do you know what it feels like to have your next clients already lined up? Not just hoping they’ll show up… but knowing.

Let’s talk about something I’ve struggled with (and that so many of my clients bring into our work together): The false belief that we have to choose. That it’s either success or joy. Focus or fun. Structure or spontaneity. It’s the voice that says: “If you want to be successful, you need to put your head down and hustle now. Rest and fun can come later.”

If you’re dreaming of consistent 10K months, but your confidence feels a little wobbly, I want you to hear this loud and clear: “Without you, our energy, your leadership, your vision…nothing happens in your business”

I’ve been getting a version of the same question a lot lately: “How do you do it all?” Especially in the summer, when I’m sharing updates about pottery classes, archery, spontaneous travel, time at the pool with my daughter, adventures in the garden, and all the magic that happens in a slower, more playful season of life.

One of the most common things I hear in clarity calls lately is this: “I know where I want to go. I see this big, beautiful vision… but I have no idea HOW to get there.” And here’s what I want to say to you if that’s you: The fact that you’re asking how is huge. It means you’re no longer frozen. It means something inside of you is ready to move.

If you’ve been there—stuck in survival mode, moving through grief, navigating a season of burnout or busyness—you know how hard it is to feel creative when your energy is at zero.

We’re often taught that success in business = more, more, more. More money.More clients.More revenue.More visibility.

Educators, therapists, coaches, caregivers, high achievers… we’re out here doing meaningful work. And because it matters so much, we pour everything into it. We give, we hustle, we serve.

A question that comes up often in my work is: "How do I lead when I feel so lost?"  Or, its cousin:  "How can I put this offer out into the world when I’m still struggling with the same thing myself?"

If you’ve ever found yourself saying, “I don’t even have time to think about joy right now”. You are NOT alone. I hear this from my clients all the time, especially when they’re in that intense season of feeling stuck, overwhelmed, or like they’re just trying to stay afloat. 

One of the most common questions I hear from clients—especially the high achievers, educators, and caregivers I work with—is this: “How...