When you feel guilt and shame at the end of the day because you just didn’t get enough done, this is called, “productivity shame”.

Wouldn’t it be nice if your ideal clients found their way to you with little effort on your part?

No matter where you are, I believe that imagination, intuition, and co-creating with your higher power or higher-self are the key to being the visionary in your business.

I believe there is another secret to a productive day - start the night before.

If there is certainty in anything right now, it is that things are still changing all around us… and with this being true, then why don’t we focus on ways to ease the discomfort we feel surrounding change?

We’ve now passed the one year mark of lockdowns, quarantines, working from home, online school, and a constant stream of change and unknowns in our lives and businesses.

As soon as you feel like your wheels are spinning, your energy is drained or you aren’t sure what to do next, it is time to ask for help!

In the last two weeks, I’ve heard numerous business owners say “Wow, I actually have a ton of these “Someday When” projects that you talk about”.

I see the organic growth as a short term strategy to gain momentum while online marketing is your long term growth strategy.

Here is the theme that I see with my audience though… you know this in theory and strive for it eventually but haven’t completely gone “all in” on the concept YET.

The common theme among my clients is that the day-to-day business of today gets in the way of their growth vision of the future.

That phrase has had me pondering since the beginning of COVID… Will we ever reach normal again?

If we want our businesses and lives to improve, there is absolutely science behind goal setting being an effective strategy.

A question I get asked a lot is, “how do I show up consistently to my highest leverage actions? I always fall off my game and beat myself up”.

Someday, when I have more time, I’ll start a business, learn photography, or _____ (fill in the blank with something you long to do)…

Five years ago this week I had my first major surgery.

The worst part is the erosion of our self-trust over time in our ability to follow through on important deliverables.

Do you know where exactly you spend your time most days?

I believe that most procrastination is simply our resistance to our most important initiatives.

In working with Thought Leaders and Entrepreneurs, I’ve learned that there are 4 typical types of procrastination.