I'm knee deep in work this weekend (I have a lot of personal deadlines I have to hit and some work with clients) so I am going to be VERY intentional about my self care. This weekend, my self care looks like personal grooming (i took a nice bath today after breakfast), eating nourishing food, keeping my water filled, and taking some time to stretch in between sitting. I'll also be going to bed early to help my body rest. 👇What are you doing this weekend to take care of yourself?

I want to encourage you today: when you consistently show up, genuinely care about people, and share what’s helping you, growth often comes in ways you don’t expect. I was already working in the online space, teaching and helping others build income streams. (Like many of you are as well ❤️) Then I began sharing something that helped my own family from a health standpoint — not to create another business, but simply because I wanted people to feel better. People asked questions. Friends shared with others. And it started growing faster than I planned. What began as serving people naturally became another income stream — one of several I’ve built over time by staying consistent and leading with love. You don’t have to chase everything. You don’t have to force growth. Show up. Help people. Stay consistent. Growth has a way of following that. 🙌

🙃 Usually I like to spend Friday finishing up any weekly tasks that need to be done so that I have more freedom to relax and rest on the weekend. This weekend I have 2 coaching calls so I am especially getting stuff done today since I won't have as much time this weekend. 👇 What do you normally do on Fridays to help tie up the week?

I'll put the ones I know of in the categories, but i'd love to get some feedback on what people are using and what they're liking about them

I've been running ads and getting members while spending time with my members, clients, and family is awesome. This is the power of running ads. It allows you to trade money for members/sales instead of trading your time. Have you ever thought about running ads?