Had a sales call today, and the woman asked me: “What’s your success rate?” Now, I get it — that question is baked into the coaching space. We’re conditioned to look for testimonials, stats, proof. And yes — I have students who’ve had powerful breakthroughs and real results from my programs. But here’s the truth: I don’t 100% claim their success as my doing. I honor that they stood in commitment to their identity. That’s what truly created the result. Because the work I do? It’s not just strategy. It’s identity work. Nervous system work. Emotional labor. Internal rewiring. And let’s be honest — that’s the real work of entrepreneurship. You can’t outsource that. You can’t “guarantee” that. And as a mentor, I had to learn this the hard way. My nervous system became jacked because I watched women pay $3,000 to work with me… and never log into the course. Never book the calls. Never do the work. And I blamed myself for years for this. But not anymore So let’s be clear: Their results are not fully my responsibility. My success rate? 100%. Because I show up. I deliver. And I embody what I teach — every. single. time. 📌 If you’re a mentor, coach, or guide reading this: Stop confusing your value with someone else’s follow-through. You can hand someone the keys… but they still have to drive the car.

Hey everyone 👋 just curious — what’s one small habit that’s been helping you stay consistent lately?

Just updated my profile. I have been a member here for a while, but time to get serious and put things into practice in a systematic method (yes, and use the checklists!). Glad to be an ACTIVE part of this group.