The best piece of advice I’ve gotten recently is:

Business is neutral.

Most of us take business way too personally, seeing it as an extension of our worth.

When in reality, its skill, strategy, experience, and undoubtably some luck.

Keep going. Stay neutral.

What I thought entrepreneurship was:
-posting content
-learning tactics
-creating courses for passive income

What entrepreneurship actually is:
-having daily existential crises
-uncovering your deepest childhood wounds
-oscillating between feeling insane & feeling unstoppable

Anyone else??

AI is my business consultant, not my ghost writer.

AI can be super helpful to tighten concepts & clarify ideas.

But I love feeling another person’s energy through their authentic voice, even if it’s messy.

Your run on sentences, unnecessary details & extra adverbs?

That’s what makes you human.

Coaching industry trends I’m out on:

1. Unlimited Voxer access
2.Discovery calls
3. Cold DMs
4. Niching down
5. Free 3 day webinar series

Which do you agree/disagree with?

In year 1 of my coaching business, I had a 25% client retention rate (terrible!!!)

This year, I have a 75% retention rate.

What changed?

1. I attracted clients I could truly serve
2. I used a more direct coaching style
3. I pitched resigns in a personal way

Retention makes or breaks your biz.

ChatGPT got 780m visitors in April. That is dominant, and a business and culture changing level.

Predictions for social media in the next 5 years:
-Even more people will join the creator economy
-AI generated content will inundate our feeds
-AI bots will act as creators’ personal assistants
-authenticity, storytelling, creativity, depth & soul will become even more vital for human creators

My biggest personal branding mistake: trying to “curate” an image based on what I wanted my audience to “feel.”

Your brand is the integration of your essence, not a combo of prescribed personality traits.

You don’t need a branding training - you just need to remember who the fck you are.

Your audience doesnt need more tips — they need to feel more deeply seen.

Month 1: committed to posting 3x a week
Month 2: went viral
Month 4: left my 6 fig corporate job
Month 6: had a full client roster
Month 8: realized I hated my biz
Month 13: hit 7M views, still hated my biz
Month 17: pivoted & started over

Entrepreneurship is a never ending cycle of ups & downs.

The reason most coaches, healers & guides struggle with sales is because they know how to connect — but not lead.

First post! Who here is a creative, sensitive female entrepreneur who maybe feels a little “too deep for Instagram”…and is finding refuge here on Bluesky.

Social media has gotten SO weird, and I have hope this platform brings a new energy!

If this is you, come say hi & let me know what you do!