Leave a comment and share your wins from this week. What made you proud, big or small?

Share the bad business practices you're seeing so we can all do better. No names, please! We're shaming the practice, not the person.

How do you all feel about social proof popups on sales and checkout pages? The ones where you can see 'proof' of someone buying the product or subscribing to a membership in een small popup at the bottom of the page (see screenshot). Do you think this adds value? Or is this something people see and think 'yeah sure, congrats' and move on? I feel like my target audience (the emotional overwhelmed mom) would be pretty easily influenced by these kind of things, but since they are already overstimulated it could also backfire. So I'm very curious to hear any experiences or opinions 🙏

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There’s a kind of clarity that doesn’t come from more content, more strategies, or more “doing.” It comes from having lived it. That’s what the If I Were Starting Again Reflection Series offers (hosted by our friend @Asmita Jason). - 17 business owners. - One simple question. - Answers shaped by years of decisions, missteps, pivots, and hard-earned perspective. I'm especially honored to be a part of this series because I've made A LOT of mistakes since I started my business way back in 2011: - I quit my day job before I had steady income. - I wasted money on random tools and shiny new tech. - I put all my focus into active income (the pandemic knocked me on my booty real hard) - I trusted people I absolutely shouldn't have. - I stayed hidden instead of taking imperfect action. If you’re feeling stuck, uncertain, or quietly wondering if you’re focusing on the right things . . . THIS is the series you listen to BEFORE you change anything. Inside, you’ll hear honest reflections on: - The cost of hiding behind preparation instead of stepping into leadership - The difference between looking productive and building what actually matters - Letting go of early beliefs about pricing, growth, and “the right way” to do business - What happens when growth is chased before stability - Making peace with changing direction without spiraling or second-guessing Each reflection is short (under 10 minutes), thoughtful, and grounded in lived experience, not theory. When you sign up, you’ll get: - A downloadable eBook with summaries, quotes, and direct listening links - Access to all audios via a private podcast feed and unlisted YouTube playlist - A free gift from every speaker My contribution is called, “Stop Hiding and Start Teaching.” Because if I were starting again, that’s the shift I’d make sooner. This isn’t a training. There’s nothing to implement.