Maybe the thing you keep postponing is the thing you need most Hey my lovely Passionpreneurs 🤎 It has been a while, and today I want to share something more personal with you. A while ago, I saved a quote from Alex Hormozi at the very top of my Notion business board. The message was simple: time is short. One day, we will be gone, and life will continue without us. That thought has stayed with me. This year has been hard for me in almost every area of my life. It has forced me to think about how I am spending my time, what I keep postponing, and which parts of myself I have pushed aside because they did not seem practical enough. A few weeks ago, I had a conversation with my mom. She told me that if her life ended now, she would be at peace because she has lived, experienced so much, and done the things she wanted to do. I immediately asked myself the same question. Would I feel the same? Honestly, I would have regrets. I have done many things. I studied fashion design, worked as a model, created online shops, sold services, built memberships and explored more business ideas than I could count. There is still one part of myself I have never fully allowed to exist for long enough. The artistic, creative, fashion-loving part of me. The part that wants to make things with her hands simply because creating makes her feel alive. Right now, I am away from home and staying somewhere I cannot easily leave. The internet connection is terrible, which means I cannot host live sessions during the week or create the templates and digital resources I would usually work on for my members. So I started crocheting even more. And I noticed something. Whenever I feel down, overwhelmed, emotional or close to my period, I want to crochet. I want to sit quietly, choose colours and turn loose yarn into something I can hold. I have had the idea of creating a crochet bag community for a long time. I kept postponing it because my focus was somewhere else and because I was trying to be responsible.

Hey my lovely Passionpreneurs, I hope you're doing amazing. I almost forgot to give you a chance to join this crazy opportunity and already created the announcement post inside my community.🙊 But here we go. I have a big announcement to make. As you know, I just recently launched my new community, the Claude Society, and I decided to remove the $9/month plan. Which means that Standard, currently priced at $9/month, will increase to $69/month in 24 hours and to $99/month towards the end of this month. Premium will be turned into $497/year. After 24 hours, we will increase the price to $699/year. If you were thinking of joining us inside the Claude Society, I highly recommend taking this opportunity and getting logged in to be grandfathered into the new price. https://www.skool.com/aidesign/about __________ Future price plans: The standard plan will increase to $99/month end of July, until Standard will be at $157/month. The Premium Plan will increase to $699/year end of July, until Premium will be at $997/year. 🔮 Here is a glimpse into the future of what's coming next 🔮 For Standard Members: - Monthly new Artifact Templates - Monthly new Design System Templates - Custom Artifact Creation Course - Digital Product Upgrader - Custom Design Style Course - = Basically everything design and artifact creation related For Premium Members: - Claude Website Course - Claude Content Course - Claude Meta Ad Course - Artifact to Income Course - Adriana-Morena's SaaS - Adriana-Morena's Digital Product Shop - = basically everything sales and marketing related If you want to learn how to build AI funnels, want to see how I create and launch my digital product shop and SaaS software, plus everything else sales and marketing related , upgrade to premium through the premium plan now, before we increase the price within the next one or two weeks:

Someone asked me on camera why I keep telling multipassionates to stop niching down. And I didn't hold back. I talked about the real reason people burn out when they force themselves into one lane. I talked about what actually happened when I had 50 Instagram story views and relaunched my coaching program and made 30K in two weeks just by changing my messaging. I talked about ADHD, about authenticity, about why documenting your life beats performing expertise every single time. This interview also covers something I feel really strongly about right now: who you take advice from matters more than what advice you take. There are people teaching strategies from five years ago and calling it the blueprint. It is not. The world moves too fast for that. Watch the full interview and come back here. Drop your answer in the comments: What is one thing you have been told to "focus on" that never actually felt right to you?