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Golden Girls, we’re officially beginning. Lesson 1 is now available in the classroom. This downloadable guide is designed to help you connect your identity to how you speak about your work, in a way that feels honest, grounded, and like you. This is not about sounding perfect or rehearsed. It’s about learning how to talk about what you do with clarity and confidence. Please download the worksheet, take your time, and complete your first draft. Read it out loud and notice what feels natural and what feels forced. We will be reviewing first drafts of your elevator pitches during our next live meeting on February 2, 2026, so come ready to share and refine in a supportive, judgment free space. Optional share If you’re comfortable, drop one sentence from your pitch or one word that came up for you while working through the lesson.

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Golden Girls, we officially begin our weekly prompts on January 5. Each week you will get one prompt and one simple task designed to bring you closer to your purpose, your voice, and the woman behind the brand. No pressure to be perfect, just show up as you are and do the work in your own timing. To help me shape what we focus on first, I want to hear from you. What are your biggest pain points right now when it comes to connecting your brand to your identity, and showing up as the real you online and in your business?

Golden Girls, quick reminder for our meet and greet. Please come ready with your one minute elevator pitch so we can all learn who you are and what you do. Keep it simple. 1. Your name and your brand name 2. Who you help or who you serve 3. What you offer, in one clear sentence 4. The result you help people get 5. What you are focused on building in 2026 Tips Speak like you are talking to a real person, not writing an ad.Use plain language, skip industry words. Lead with the problem you solve, then your solution. End with one specific goal for 2026 so we can support you. If you want to practice, drop your pitch in the comments and I’ll give gentle feedback.