Get Over Yourself & Launch

Sometimes when we are trying to be great and stay focused on our goal life gets in the way. In this episode we discuss launching a business while still be present in your life. After all you are launching a business to fit your life not to dictate what you can and can't do. The ultimate goal of launching a business is freedom. What does that look like for you?

Sometimes the need to help others can be infuriating...in this episode we discuss ways to identify and overcome it. All while creating a solid platform to help those who value your work

This episode discusses how being consistent with execution can propel your business in the right direction. Can you commit to one thing or 365 days?

In this episode I discuss the journey from closing my last business to spending $10K on courses, coaches, and groups to help me launch my next business. to be left without a launch much less a business. After spending $10, 000 on various programs, coaches, and groups do you think a $100 challenge ( yes I paid for a challenge) is what could get me to launch?

This is an intro to the podcast. I wanted to give everybody a brief view into who I am, what I'm doing, why I'm doing this, and what the overarching goal is. So this is going to be the official origin story of this podcast. So, jumping right in, I tend to struggle a lot with the Who am I and what I do questions. I tend to wear a lot of hats, but then that also puts me in the position of being a Jill of all trades but a master of none. I have been struggling with this for a couple years now and I finally think I've decided on mastering one thing before moving into the another. I move every three years, I've lived everywhere from Georgia to Alaska and several places in between. Moving every three years present it's own set of issues and it's own set of opportunities, but it also gives me that time to recreate and re-brand myself every three years, which. For some people, I guess they love it and for others, depending on where they are and what they're doing. It's not, I am a person I really like to plan. I like to have a plan, I like to follow a plan, I like to know what I'm doing so. Moving to places that one I don't get to choose, and two are probably not the most ideal situations forces me to step out of my comfort zone and and really learn how to live like that and how to live in this new place where I know absolutely no body, and just build a life from there.