Happy Friday! Let’s have some fun and learn something new about one another! This or That: Appetizer Edition Pick your winners! 👇 🧀 Mozzarella Sticks OR Cheese Curds 🍗 Boneless Wings OR Traditional Wings 🥨 Soft Pretzel Bites OR Loaded Nachos 🦀 Crab Rangoon OR Fried Pickles 🥔 Potato Skins OR Loaded Fries 🧅 Bloomin’ Onion OR Spinach Artichoke Dip 🌶️ Jalapeño Poppers OR Stuffed Mushrooms

When business owners aren’t getting the results they want, the first instinct is usually to do MORE. Not enough leads? Post more. Not enough sales? Create another offer. Not enough time? Wake up earlier. (Absolutely not. Sleep is hard enough to come by. 😅) But more effort won’t fix the WRONG problem. Maybe your offer isn’t quite right. Maybe you’re so busy delivering that you have no time to sell. Maybe you’re trying five new strategies at once before you’ve properly tested ONE. What if the answer isn’t doing more, but doing the RIGHT things? That’s what we’re digging into in my free workshop on October 19th: More Sales. Less Hustle. Your Next 90 Days, Sorted. You’ll: ✨ Identify what’s actually slowing your growth ✨ Build a (realistic) 90-day plan focused on more leads and sales (without the extra hustle) And because I know you have a life outside of your business (the audacity! 😜), you can choose whether you join live with me OR get the workshop in bite-sized recordings. 👉 Register free (open to anyone, any level): https://www.thebluebellgroup.com/90-day-plan (Heads up: I’m considering making this paid next time, so grab your free spot now!)

Now I mostly rely on a small stack: chatgpt.com — getting rough ideas into usable drafts faster canva.com — creating content without starting from zero calendly.com — removing the scheduling back-and-forth floment.ai — keeping projects and to-dos somewhere I can immediately see what actually needs doing next The biggest change wasn’t becoming more productive. It was removing enough friction that a random 45-minute window could actually be useful. For anyone building around a job, kids, or life in general, what’s helped you make the most of the small pockets of time?