On Sundays we like to get a little cozy and learn about each other's favorite things. You never know when one woman will inspire another around The Guild. Today is about little luxuries. What's one small thing that makes your everyday life feel just a little more magical? It could be... ☕ A coffee creamer 🕯️ A candle 💄 A lip balm 📖 A journal 🧦 Cozy socks 🌿 A tea 🎧 A playlist. Bonus points if you include a photo or link so we can discover something new!

Thank you so much to those who attended this training. I hope you found it helpful. In the Coaching Classroom under Courses there is a section labeled AI Training. All of the materials we used for this training are located there. I will see if I can also put the training recording there too.

@Jessica Bailey 42 is my favorite number! We are happy you have joined the Guild!

Today, my divorce became final. I have gone back and forth about whether to share that here. Not because it is a secret, but because some experiences are too personal and complicated to turn into content. Since I want this to be a space where we can be our most vulnerable and sometimes messy selves, I need to be that person. This is not a celebration post. It is also not a post about the details of what happened or who was right and wrong. It is simply an honest acknowledgment that one chapter of my life has ended. I know this ending is right for me. I know there is peace, possibility, and a fuller version of myself waiting on the other side of it. But knowing those things does not erase the grief. Sometimes a plot twist is exciting. Sometimes it is devastating. Sometimes it is both freedom and loss at the very same time. I am sharing this because I want Plot Twist to be a community where we do not have to pretend that becoming the heroine of our lives always feels brave, beautiful, or empowering while it is happening. Sometimes becoming the heroine looks like crying in your car. Sometimes it looks like admitting that something mattered, even though it could not last. Sometimes it looks like letting yourself be sad today and trusting that you will straighten your shoulders tomorrow. (This is an ode to one of the most profound scenes in TV I have seen. It's the end of The Good Wife series when Diane slaps Alicia. She allows herself a moment to fall apart, straightens her shoulders, and carries forward). I do not have a perfect lesson tied up with a bow. I am still living this part. But I do know that an ending does not mean my story failed. It means the story changed. And perhaps that is the heart of a plot twist: the moment when the life you expected falls away, and slowly, imperfectly, you begin writing what comes next. For this Plot Twist Friday, you are invited to share only what feels safe: What chapter are you closing, grieving, rewriting, or finding the courage to begin? And if you have a happy tale to tell today, we want to hear that too.

Join me from 6-7 virtually for both a beginner friendly and more advanced AI training. We will be working with ChatGPT tomorrow (no need to have a paid account). Attendees will get an AI guide and a really cool freebie.