One of the biggest things I've learned over the years is this: We are always creating. We create based on what we believe we deserve, what we expect, and what our past has taught us. Sometimes this power gets misdirected. Not on purpose — just out of habit. For example, if I say, “I need to earn more money,” my creative self will try to help… But it uses old data. It remembers: “Last time earning money was hard.” So it recreates hard. Suddenly: - I’m exhausted for no reason - Things break or get chaotic - Work feels heavier than it should Not because I’m failing… But because my creative self is literally trying to help me accomplish the goal the old way. The shift is in re-teaching what the goal actually means. For me, earning more money means: → Working 2 focused hours a day → With ease, flow, and clarity So I practice being the version of me who works that way. Every day I show my creative self: “We don’t do hard anymore. We do aligned and efficient.” This is how new patterns are created. This is how life starts feeling lighter. I’m inviting anyone who wants to try this with me: 30 days of showing your system that success can be easy. No burnout. No grind. Just intentional creation. If you want support / accountability / implementation tools — I have a space for that. Just let me know.

Hey I’ve been really curious lately about how businesses here are actually getting clients today. The marketing world is shifting so fast — between social media, SEO, paid ads, and now AI — I feel like what worked even a year ago might not work the same now. I’d love to learn from your experience. What’s been working best for you lately to bring in clients? - Is it SEO, referrals, social media, or paid ads? - Do you run your ads yourself or work with an agency? - Have you noticed any shift in where your best leads are coming from? Also, I recently came across this idea of “AI Optimization” — basically, optimizing your business so it can be found or recommended by AI tools like ChatGPT or Gemini if you have interacted with this ai models you might have noticed they now can help you find a product to buy , and this actually creates an aportunity for people with businesses , i do not know how the future will look like if they will start charging for the spaces i am not sure . And if you’re currently facing any marketing challenges, please share those too — someone in the group might have a solution or tip that could help.

Over the last month (and a bit), I’ve been doing so much soul-searching — inspired by @Emmanuel Velasco and the 5-Day Tiny Challenge. I never expected it to completely shift my direction, but here we are: I’ve decided to leave my original bookkeeping-business plan behind and step fully into something that feels much more aligned. I’ve been refining what I truly want to create, and I think I’ve found it: a 90-day group experience designed to help people rebuild clarity, calm, and confidence through a blend of mindset work, energy alignment, and simple business structure. It pulls together all of my strengths — my creative side, my career in finance and systems, and everything I’ve learned through my education and life experiences — into one powerful, high-ticket offer. Here’s the vision: - 10 participants per group - $3,500 per person for the full experience (about $300/week) - One weekly live call - Digital tools and resources that can be reused across cohorts - At least $500+ of value each week through training, templates, guidance, and breakthroughs - I’d love your input! 💭What kinds of digital resources, tools, or experiences would you love to have inside a program like this — ones that deliver real value and can be reused in future cohorts?

We’re often told that “balance is the key.” That we should step away, rest, breathe, spend more time in nature — and of course, those things matter deeply. But here’s the truth that doesn’t get said enough: sometimes balance isn’t possible when you’re in the building phase. Sometimes, you have to be wildly out of balance for a season in order to create a life that allows for true balance later. I’ve felt the guilt that comes with it — the guilt of saying no to family because there’s a deadline looming, the guilt of ordering takeout (again) because there’s just no time to cook, the guilt of surviving on caffeine and two hours of sleep because your dream keeps whispering, “Don’t stop now.” But what if that’s okay? What if this is what balance looks like right now — the balance between doing what’s necessary today so you can be present tomorrow? If you feel that fire inside you, that urgency that says “I have to make this happen now,” — trust it. You’re not lazy, you’re not broken, and you’re not wrong for needing to work harder than others might understand. This isn’t about glorifying burnout — it’s about recognizing the reality that some seasons demand sacrifice. And when you make peace with that, when you stop feeling guilty for doing what’s required, you gain clarity and purpose that will carry you through the hard days. So, if you’re drinking energy drinks and living on determination — it’s okay. If you’re working late while others rest — it’s okay. If you’re saying “not right now” to family because you’re building something that will serve them later — it’s okay. Just promise yourself that when the season changes, you’ll rest as hard as you’ve worked. Because this is temporary. But what you’re building? That’s forever.

💭 Theme of the Day: Confidence Through Control How much confidence have you lost from goals you didn’t hit? We’ve all been there — setting big dreams and falling short again and again. But what if the problem wasn’t you… it was where you were focusing your energy? Today’s message flips the script: You don’t achieve your goals by obsessing over outcomes. You achieve them by mastering your inputs — the actions fully within your control. 🎯 The Core Lesson Leila Hormozi breaks it down into two steps that can literally help you achieve anything: STEP 1 — Focus on Inputs Over Outcomes - Inputs = the daily actions you can control.(e.g., walking 10k steps, sending 5 outreach messages, studying 2 hours) - Outputs = the results that depend on other factors.(e.g., pounds lost, deals closed, test scores) When you chase outcomes, you feel anxious and defeated. When you track your inputs, you build confidence and consistency. It’s like gardening 🌱— you can’t force flowers to bloom faster, but you can water the soil, pull the weeds, and make sure there’s sunlight. Your growth is inevitable when you nurture the process. ⚙️ STEP 2 — The A4 Method: Awareness, Affiliations, Aptitude, Autonomy 1️⃣ Awareness: Track your actions and habits without judgment. Become an observer of what’s helping or hindering you. ✨ “You can’t fix what you don’t notice.” 2️⃣ Affiliations: Surround yourself with people who lift your standards. Distance yourself from those who drain your drive. 3️⃣ Aptitude: Skills > Motivation. If something feels impossible, ask: What skill am I missing? Then go learn it. 4️⃣ Autonomy: Own your actions. Your future self is built by today’s behaviors, not today’s feelings. ✍️ Day 1 Challenge Prompt In your journal or post below 👇, reflect on these: 1. What’s one goal you’ve been chasing that feels stuck or overwhelming? 2. What 2–3 inputs (daily or weekly actions) could you focus on instead? 3. Which of the four A’s do you need to strengthen most right now — Awareness, Affiliations, Aptitude, or Autonomy?