This one is worth adding to your calendar! I just added it to ours here in Income Without Burnout! @Krista Brea is hosting a free live training on April 20th at 6:30 pm Central, all about turning what you already know into income through self-publishing. Here’s what she’s breaking down: • how to validate a book idea before you create it • how to build books without doing all the writing yourself • how books can lead to clients and sales • how to turn your knowledge into something scalable If you’ve ever thought about creating a book… but didn’t want it to take over your life, this is a really smart place to start. 👉 Join the group here: https://www.skool.com/kdp-publishing/about?ref=c3e777594643429ab7511fdf2a445587 👉 Add the event to your calendar here:https://www.skool.com/multiple-streams-of-income-4358/calendar?eid=d3d2a55edac14c3c899fc972705c437f And ask Krista any questions you have about the free masterclass below! PS: This is how we’re building in this community. Together! So, I've decided that premium members can now add one event per month to the Income Without Burnout calendar, like this. Not just to share… but to grow together. Change/check your plan here Join Krista's group and masterclass, but first ask any questions below!

If you’ve felt like you’re doing everything in your business… but it’s not sustainable… this conversation will give you a different way to think about it. I had the chance to sit down on @Gale Bates podcast, and it was such a meaningful conversation to be part of. Thank you for the opportunity, Gale! I shared what’s actually working for me right now: • One intentional hour that anchors my entire day • How I use the 12 Week Year to stay focused and follow through • The structure I rely on so I don’t burn out while building • What my six income streams actually look like behind the scenes • A simple way I create and sell journals on Amazon • How I’m using AI to build “co-workers” inside my business This is less about doing more… and more about doing what matters in a way you can keep going with. If that’s what you’re trying to build… start here. 🎥 Watch the full conversation ⬇️ And then let us know what resonates!

I used to time my mornings to the minute. Wake up. Shower. Wake the kids. Feed the kids. Out the door with them in tow. It worked… but I always felt like I was already behind. Then I started waking up earlier. Coffee. 20 minutes of yoga. Eventually… an hour of creative time. That’s how I wrote my first book. And everything shifted. So here’s the real question… Do you actually need more time in the morning… Or have you just normalized starting your days rushed? 👇 Be honest:

I just walked into the kitchen to grab my granola. Normal moment. Nothing special. But then I paused. And I looked out the window. Snow covered mountains in the distance… just sitting there. And I almost missed it. That’s the thing about savoring. It’s not about slowing your whole life down. It’s about catching the moment before your brain rushes past it. Because it will. Your brain is wired to move on quickly, even from good things. So if you don’t interrupt it…you live in a life that looks beautiful on paper but doesn’t actually feel like it while you’re in it. The science is simple: When you notice and hold a positive moment just a little longer, your brain actually registers it. Noticing. Naming it. Letting it register. That’s savoring. Not a big ritual. Just a small pause. Scientifically proven to calm you. This morning it was: Granola in hand. Mountains in the distance. A quiet… “this is really gorgeous.” 10 seconds. That’s it. And it felt soooo good! 👇 Try this today: Catch one moment you would normally rush past…and stay with it for 10 seconds longer. What did you notice?

Husband, dog, and I, out on the patio… cheese, chips, and agua. Nothing fancy. Just us, letting the day settle. This is what recovering looks like today. How are you recovering today? 💛