Yesterday on a coaching call, my coach said something that really convicted me. Someone on the call mentioned visiting a business school and meeting a woman there who showed everyone a picture of her baby daughter. Everyone reacted the same way — smiling, saying how cute the baby was, and talking about how babies are treated differently. When you’re dealing with a baby, you naturally treat it like a baby. You talk to it gently, you expect it to need help, and you respond accordingly. The point my coach made was simple but powerful: People treat things according to the level of maturity they see. If something is a baby, you treat it like a baby. If something is grown, you treat it like it’s grown. That hit me. Sometimes in business we want people to treat what we’re building like it’s mature, established, and valuable — but the way we’re presenting it still looks like a baby. And people respond accordingly. The question that stuck with me was: Are you presenting your work like a baby… or like something fully grown? I love y’all

Watch this recap of the weekend y’all. It can help you make more money for your business TODAY! Love you !

Hey y’all just want to provide some encouragement. Everyday is a process of being better than the day before. Sometimes as creatives we beat ourselves up about things we “should” have done. But in reality - focus on that doesn’t help us. We gotta start from somewhere and get better. If you are constantly feeling like a failure then it’s more than a behavior change thats needed - there’s a belief change needed - and you need to grow into the next better version of yourself asap. I’ll talk more on this - but I just wanted to let you know 1 mess up isn’t the end of the world. Fight harder to solve the problem than you do replaying it in your mind. I love y’all

Q&A + system talk. See you in a few! https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83518360494?pwd=vralTSSMzS2axYajuY4q9R0liaI3BC.1

Yall, let me know if you would like to learn how to install systems in your business ? Me and this company are almost done working on my systems - and 5 meetings (and $3k) later it’s just hitting me how all of this is supposed to work. Lemme know if you want me to turn Q&A into a quick workshop and setting up systems in the biz