Let’s share the excitement with folks that will understand ❤️😅 My current obsession is over a membership idea I plan on starting in September 😱😱😱😱 I’m really struggling to calm down and do the spring/summer stuff before jumping on the new idea wagon 😄🥳😍 What are you OBSESSED with right now?! 😊

I'd like to invest in a scheduling app but am unsure whether to go for Calendly, Acuity or something else. I'm a coach and I want: - clients to be able to book in free consultations - me/the client to be able to book our package of calls (usually 12 over 3 months) on the system so they get reminders, and so I can keep track of any cancellations or reschedules. - other bookings e.g. day of voxer What are your experiences with these apps? I work full-time alongside my business and have a day (sometimes 2) off a week with my son, so my schedule is complicated and looking for something that can alleviate the background stress of, "oh shit, did I forget that we'd rescheduled that session" etc. Thanks!

I’m currently on Squarespace and was wondering about switching over to ShowIt because I heard it’s better for SEO. What do you prefer and why?

I’m looking for low effort, high return on time strategies. So far I’ve tried: - podcasts - Freebie swaps - Bundles Podcasts to my surprise hasn’t yielded a ton of subscribers so I’ll be sunsetting this strategy going into Q2

Fighting creator burnout is one of my biggest barriers to posting consistent content across platforms: I’ve alleviated that 3-month fallout (and while making more unique pieces of content) this year by: - Choosing to scale later - It is too much to learn the ways of 10 different audiences/algorithms - I’ve just picked 2 to focus on and I’m more consistent than I’ve ever been - Focusing on what I can control - I do not control the engagement of others (not 100% control at least) - but I do control my own output of content that I feed to whatever platform I’m on - the goal is now to post/provide as opposed to receive likes, comments, subscribers, etc. - Viewing content as a skill and not a luck machine - it is something to improve at (and to fail at) like any other skill - It is not a reflection of my own personal value. Skills can be improved - luck cannot. Do you have any systems or tips for fighting creator burnout?