What was your biggest AHA moment from the workshop? What clicked? What shifted? What are you looking at differently now when it comes to your message, your brand, or how you show up? 👇 Drop your biggest takeaway in the comments! And don’t overthink it. It can be one sentence, one realization, or one thing you’re doing differently because of these last two days. I cannot WAIT to hear what landed for you. 💕✨

Bucket List Author: Check writing a book/becoming an author off your bucket list. Taking you from vision to author, and beyond. Side note: I just created an app for this with writing prompts. Let me know if you would like to be included in the beta group. I am so grateful and blessed to be in this group. Thank you, ladies, for shining your light! You inspire me!

Thank you so much for your help and support today everyone!! ok here's what I've got, what do you think? From drowning in admin to a business that runs without you, and funds your life. The Unicorn Business Method- 3 legs for success Magical Customer Experience Magnetic Team Culture Heart Led Leadership Rare in the trades. Magic in your leadership. My brand is called Choose Your Best ( I just need to remove the academy part from my logo which is for my skool group) Ok does it make sense? Is it clear? If you owned a trades business and are in fields dominated by men, would this speak to you about getting out of the overwhelm of building the business and into time freedom and the business that funds your dream life? Do you find it fun and exciting like my personality so it will attract the right clients who want empowering, supporting, whimsical and fun? Thank you so much!!

Hi Sparkle Ladies - Happy Fri-yay! ✨ I've hinted at it a few times in our meetings but I'm pleased to share that my first novel, The Oneironaut and the Realm of Nightmares, has officially been published and can be found online for purchase and review. For any avid readers interested in some dark fantasy fiction I recommend checking it out! 🐉 Here's a link to my author site: https://www.jaydeescrivener.com/ And a link to my novel on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Oneironaut-Realm-Nightmares-Jay-Scrivener/dp/1662971419/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&dib_tag=se&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.e9bHsg_hHzTPZ8LreNndOg.HQJHuwARAgIaZtno17IL8Lt2N1Yr0Vh05xlk9Xl-Izs&qid=1784768467&sr=8-1 It's also available at Barnes & Noble and on Google Play in paperback, hardback, and ebook. Audio version is still in the works for my audiobook girlies, don't worry. 😉

Today my dad would have been 77 years old. And while there are so many things I remember about him, one of my favorites is a bookcase. My dad was a jokester. He loved playing Scrabble. And he was an incredibly talented cabinet maker. When I was 13 years old, he made me a beautiful wooden bookcase. I still have it. That bookcase has moved with me all over the United States through different homes, different chapters, and different versions of me. And there's something that feels especially meaningful about the fact that the little girl he built a bookcase for eventually became an author. But my dad is also the reason I look at life very differently today. He was diagnosed with Stage 4 colon cancer just one month before he was supposed to retire. One month. He had worked his entire life, believing there would be time later. Instead, the last few years of his life were spent in and out of hospitals—surgeries, chemotherapy, infections, and everything that came with fighting cancer. He never got the retirement he had worked for. He didn't get to check off the things on his bucket list. And watching that changed me. It made me realize how often we build our lives around someday. Someday I'll travel. Someday I'll write the book. Someday I'll start the business. Someday I'll tell my story. Someday I'll do the thing I know God has been calling me to do. My dad's experience taught me that someday is not a guarantee. That was the aha moment that eventually became so much bigger than a bucket list. It became my book. My business. My brand. And the legacy I want to leave. It's also why I'm so passionate about encouraging other people to share what they've lived and learned. Because your story isn't valuable simply because it happened to you. Your story becomes valuable when you use it to help someone else. The experience you survived may teach someone. The lesson you learned may save someone years of struggle. The expertise you've gained may become a book, a business, a speech, a class, or a movement. And that thing you've been feeling called to do? You don't have to wait until everything is perfect to begin.