I'm coming up on a year on Skool, and I've been on a lot of 1:1 calls. Synthesizer community really is big on calls and I started in there almost immediately when I got the ball going. This week I had a 1:1 with Lidia about my business and it was the best call I've ever had since being on Skool. What a breath of fresh air kind of experience. I kinda have my guard up when talking to people about my real BTS with business and life. They impact each other big time for me as of late and my nervous system just felt safe with her so I opened up. I realized that I can stop fearing the outcome of being myself or sharing too honestly. You can cut through the noise of "people bs" and maybe at first it will feel like you are repealing people. Our conversation reminded me of the good in humanity and people. It as a background lesson in being authentic and how to get to know people. Lidia wasn't trying to get me to do anything nor did she ask me those scripted questions I'm so use from others. It wasn't just her genuine professionalism I could sense, but her humanity and her style in leading and coaching totally resonates with me. This week I'm focusing on actually inviting people to my community especially when it is absolutely appropriate. lol and implementing daily how I can make things Fast, Simple and Fun in my community and business.

just finished a Coffee Chat with @Carin Chantel , the founder of Hair Stories BTS the chat turned into a brainstorm on how to edit and publish podcast episodes. and we came up with a cool collab to help us and others 🤫 (coming soon) so, i hope more of you could join the Coffee Chats next week. cause i don't know about you, but me - i solve problems by talking through them with someone, preferably another human btw, is Saturday better than Friday for those calls?

As a mom, I realized I wasn’t just tired. I was overstimulated, mentally crowded, emotionally full, needed by TOO MANY people all day… then expected to somehow relax at night like nothing happened.😩 And honestly? I got tired of carrying the entire day into my nights. So, I started creating small nighttime rituals that helped me emotionally decompress, soften, breathe & FINALLY come back to myself again 🤍 That’s how I birthed The Soak Lounge™ because I want to help other women do the same. I’m not just speaking of self-care, just baths and no NOT therapy…. More like: ✨ nighttime emotional relief ✨ quiet rituals ✨ soft luxury restoration ✨ helping women stop carrying the day into their night So, my questions are: 👉🏽 Does this niche feel CLEAR to you? 👉🏽 Does it feel unique/different? 👉🏽 What immediately comes to mind when you hear it? 👉🏽 Would men also benefit from this experience from their partners? I genuinely feel like this is deeper than “wellness” or “bath content,” but I’d love honest outside perspective 🤍