Do you do allowances? If the kids a really good, and they offer to help clean and do tasks without a fight, we might give them a dollar. most of the time its a struggle and a fight. This afternoon, after we got home from church my 5 yr old just started cleaning and emptied the dishwasher, after asking him why? He said,, so he could get paid. SO, do you pay your kids to do their chores or when they do something unexpected?

I MADE A SMALL SHIFT. THAT HAD HUGE IMPACT. So in the last seven days, my community Mums Embracing Neurodiversity has gone from 0% to 21% conversion. And I want to be really super clear, this isn’t about numbers for the sake of numbers. This is about CONNECTION. This is about people feeling me, not just seeing content. I’ve been sitting quietly reflecting on what I’ve done differently, because I’ve felt a shift in myself since just before Christmas, and definitely since before the New Year, in how I’m approaching my business. My copy. My way of showing up. My own energy and nervous system around business. For a long time, I didn’t really know where or how I fitted in, so I became a bit of a chameleon. And that’s not what I want to do anymore. THE FIRST SHIFT - MY WORDS One of the biggest changes has been my copy. It’s now literally my full spoken words. No overthinking. No editing. No going back to change things because they don’t look “professional enough”. My words, how I actually speak them. I’ve also changed the layout. Instead of following the copywriting style most entrepreneurs use, I’ve made it fuller. Fewer line breaks. Fewer gaps. More like how my brain actually talks. I’m really very clear on this, I don’t allow AI to change who you are, what you stand for, or your voice. But I do use AI, because of my neurodiversity. I struggle to stay focused. I struggle to get my thoughts in order. My dyslexia means everything can get jumbled. I fumble words. I lose words. I know what I want to say, but I can’t always access it. My written style has never matched my verbal style, and I realised I didn’t want to hide that anymore. I wanted people to feel like they’re hearing my voice when they read my copy, like I’m actually there with them. Not some overly polished version of me that’s been labelled “professional” by someone else’s standards. THE SECOND SHIFT — HOW I SHOW UP The other thing I’ve done differently, and this feels so big, is how and where I’m showing up. Instead of going onto Skool thinking I need to interact with X amount of people or tick things off a list, I’ve shifted into REAL CONVERSATIONS. Not just with people in my niche. Just people.

1. Spend at least 1 hour per day on my business. 2. Exercise for at least 30 minutes per day for better health. 3. Spend more individual time with each of my 5 kids. I am most excited about: Getting my business launched I am feeling nervous about: My first webinar

Now that I’m finally getting some momentum in my parenting community, time to get serious about an onboarding post/video. 😀 If anyone has any suggestions/tips for simple onboarding post (for a non-business audience) - would love to hear!

I do vendor events with my Pampered Chef business and my 7 yr old daughter loves to come with me and If I feel its safe, I let her. She wants to sell and make money. At 1st it was bracelets but I feel so many young girls make bracelets. So I am encouraging her to draw some pictures and ill pick up some cheap frames to frame them. Would you buy a picture from a 7 year old?