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What’s Been Pushed to the Back Burner? �
I’ve been thinking about how easy it is to spend our days keeping everything else moving while the things that matter to us quietly slip to the bottom of the list. Sometimes we don’t need a whole new system. We just need to notice what’s been getting pushed aside and make a little room for it again. So I’m curious… What’s one thing you’ve been wanting to make more space for lately? It could be something in your business, your personal life, or even something just for you. No pressure to have a plan for it yet. Sometimes naming it is a good first step. 🤍
I made something for you!! 🩷
Okay, I’ve been building something, and I wanted you all to have it before I start sharing it more widely. 🙂 Some of you might remember the custom GPT I created that helped you sort through everything competing for your attention and figure out what to focus on next. I loved seeing how much clarity people got from that. But I wanted to make something even better. Something that was actually mine, that I could keep improving, and that people would actually USE. Because let’s be honest. I could have made you another PDF. And it would probably be sitting in your downloads folder with all the other PDFs we swear we’re going to go back and read someday. 😂 So instead, I built the 3-Item Focus Filter. You tell it what’s competing for your attention, how much capacity you actually have right now, and where you’re feeling stuck. It gives you three focus moves based on what you told it. My hope is that when your brain is trying to hold 47 things at once, this helps quiet some of that noise so you can breathe a little easier and know what to do next. And because you’re in the Operations Room, you get early access before I start sharing it elsewhere. 🤍 https://focus-clarity-flow.lovable.app Go play with it! And if you want to, come back and tell me what three moves it gave you. I’d love to hear what comes up.
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@Angela Caccioppo you’re so welcome!! Please let me know if you try it any feedback you have!
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@Dominique Hubbard here’s the newer one! Nice thing is it won’t go away when custom GPTs do! ☺️
✨ I made something new, and I’d love your help testing it.
It’s called Scattered to Strategic, a guided AI experience for entrepreneurs who have too many ideas, competing priorities, or unfinished plans. It will walk you through a short conversation and create a personalized Strategic Clarity Brief showing: • What deserves your attention now • What to continue, pause, or release • What may actually be creating the scattering • Your next 72-hour move Try it here: https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6a7490a8885c8191a1a5ed0f6db9a9a7-scattered-to-strategic This is an early beta, so honest feedback will help me make it better. After you try it, please comment or message me: 1. Did you feel accurately understood? 2. Did you leave knowing what to do next? 3. Did anything feel generic, confusing, or uncomfortable? 4. Would you recommend this experience to another entrepreneur? 5. You’ll need to be signed into ChatGPT to use it. Thank you for helping me bring this idea to life. 💛
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@Madison Chase I’m so glad!!! Thank you for the feedback!
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@Dominique Hubbard awesome! Thank you!! I have a newer tool as well, I’ll tag you in that post!
Something I’ve been thinking about after our recent conversations…
What if consistency in business didn’t mean constantly creating content or showing up online? What if it meant consistently showing up in ways that actually work for us? Maybe that’s posting when we have something meaningful to share. Maybe it’s having conversations, nurturing relationships, or simply doing good work for the people already in our world. Consistency doesn’t have to look the same for everyone. I’m curious: If you took the pressure to post regularly off the table, what would showing up consistently in your business look like for you? 🤍
Yesterday, I asked what business rule you’re ready to question.
The next question is: What is that rule actually costing you? When I believed I had to stay consistently visible and palatable online, the cost wasn’t limited to the time it took to create content. I spent energy deciding what was safe to say. I edited myself before anyone else had the chance. I felt pressure to turn every difficult experience into something useful, inspiring, or acceptable. And I put energy into staying visible instead of building relationships in places that felt more like me. Some costs appear on our calendars. Others show up in our energy, creativity, relationships, self-trust, or willingness to keep going. A strategy isn’t free just because it doesn’t require money. Think about the rule you named, or one you’re beginning to notice: - What does following it cost you? - What result does it actually create? - If you were choosing freely today, would you agree to that exchange? You don’t need to change anything yet. Just tell yourself the truth about the cost. If you’d like to share: The cost of this rule that I hadn’t fully counted is __________.
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@Joanna Blade That makes so much sense, Joanna! Especially when you’re used to building those connections naturally in person. Online, it can feel like you’re putting in all this effort without knowing whether it’s actually reaching anyone. And I think that’s where we have to remind ourselves that connection is still happening, even when we can’t see it right away. 🤍
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@Lisa Zeiner Lisa, yes! And I think that’s the part we don’t talk about enough. It’s not just the time spent creating content. It’s all the mental energy that goes into deciding what to say, how to say it, and whether it’s even worth posting. By the time you get through all of that, of course you don’t feel like doing it anymore! It makes me wonder how much easier it could feel if we stopped treating posting as something we have to do and started finding ways to connect that actually work for us.
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