Drop a 🤔 if this sounds like you. I recently learned about something called performance anxiety. Not the stage kind, but the kind that shows up when you genuinely love what God has called you to build… and yet still feel stuck, overwhelmed, or hesitant when it is time to move. Learning this didn’t excuse my patterns, but it did help me understand myself so I could overcome them. And I want to share this with you because some of you may be carrying this quietly too. Most of us don’t label what we feel as spiritual or emotional. We just whisper to ourselves, “I should be doing better.” But here is the truth. You are not helpless. You simply need clarity so you can work smarter, steward better, and push through the distractions that keep delaying your vision. If this sounds familiar: • You overthink small tasks until you delay them or miss the deadline • You freeze or stall when it is time to hit publish or send the email • You start strong but drift even though the desire is still there • You feel pressure to get it right the first time • You feel like everyone else received a focus manual you somehow missed Sis, this does not mean you are not capable. It means you are human and carrying something that matters. Here are three simple ways to move through it with grace: 1️⃣ Make a simple plan Choose one clear next step. Not the whole business plan, just the next right thing. 2️⃣ Take small steps Break things into micro-moves: Open the laptop. Write three bullet points. Draft the messy version first. Make it simple enough that even the tired Tuesday version of you can still do it. 3️⃣ Allow imperfect action Ugly drafts count. Half-finished attempts count. Starting scared counts. God responds to obedience, not performance. Sis, it’s not just you. You are learning how to carry a God-given vision while managing real distractions and a real nervous system. And you are doing it with courage. Drop a 🤔 if any of this feels familiar. We’re walking this out together.

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Ladies, let’s do a quick pulse check. Drop ONE GIF that captures exactly how you’re feeling today. No explanations needed… just the vibe. THEN: Go to the person above you and drop one emoji in response to their GIF — something that says, “Sis, I see you.” This is our little mid-week moment to be real, breathe, and remember we’re not building alone. 💛 I’ll start us off…

I hope you all had a refreshing Thanksgiving break. I definitely slowed down, rested, and stepped away from posting/texting and honestly, it cleared my mind in the best way. Rest is becoming a non-negotiable for me. After 10 years as an entrepreneur, I can tell you this: you simply can’t be effective without it. As we step into these last 30 days of the year, I’m not waiting until January 1 to build routines that will carry me into 2026. I’m starting now...gently, consistently, and with rest included. ❓What’s one bedtime or wind-down routine you want to start practicing now, so it feels natural by 2026? Drop your goal bedtime or a simple evening ritual you want to be consistent with. 🙋🏽‍♀️I'll go first...

I want to share something I’ve been reflecting on lately, how anxiety and overwhelm can quietly show up in our lives. For me, it often looks like avoidance. Unanswered messages. Unopened texts. A desire to pull back and isolate. Not because I don’t care, but because sometimes, when everything feels too much, hiding feels safer than showing up, at least for a moment. If you’ve ever felt that way, you’re not alone. Sometimes our minds go into protection mode when we’re stretched thin, it’s our body’s way of saying, “slow down.” But here’s the truth: avoiding isn’t rest. It’s a signal. It’s a nudge to pause, breathe, and ask for grace, both from God and from others. So this week, I just want to encourage you to: ✨ Take small, gentle steps. ✨ Ask for more time when you need it. ✨ Let someone know, “I’m having a full day, can we reschedule?” without guilt. ✨ Invite God into the overwhelm and ask Him for peace and wisdom to handle what’s on your plate. Yes, Proverbs reminds us to keep our commitments, but part of walking in purpose means learning to discern what we can actually carry in this season. As we prepare for 2026, this is where capacity building begins, learning to give ourselves grace when we need it and allowing space for God’s strength to meet us where ours ends. If you’ve been struggling with this lately, please don’t hide under a rock. You’re safe here. This community was built for real women walking through real seasons together. If there’s something you need encouragement or prayer for this week, drop it in the comments. We’d love to stand with you, pray for you, and remind you that you’re not alone in this. 💛