If we were having coffee right now (or a glass of wine 🍷), what’s one thing you’d tell me about your business journey?

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Loving listening to the group chat from yesterday! Thanks so much @Susanne Rieker for your response to my question. A lot of what you shared really landed for me, especially around making the transformation feel essential and tied to a clear pain point. You asked me to share my content here, so I’d love to open it up for any first impressions, thoughts, or reflections from anyone in the Hive as well. No pressure to do a deep dive. Even a quick sense of what stands out or what feels unclear would be so helpful. Freebie: The 3-Minute Calm Kit (normally accessed through sign up to my email list which then sends them through an automated nurture sequence) Paid Offer: 7 Days Back to You (sales page) And I do have one follow-up question, which I’d love insight on from you, Susanne, and anyone else who’s navigated this: For teachers with a more blended, embodied/somatic style like mine, how do you strike the balance between narrowing in on a specific pain point so it actually converts, while still communicating the wider value of the practice? Or do you just let the wider value speak for itself? Thanks so much to anyone who shares. I really appreciate this space.

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💛 Hey Y'all, I just finished listening to the Instagram Deep Dive. It was really helpful, and I've already begun implementing. Thanks @Susanne Rieker ! @Dana Jarry and @Kamala Rose y'all were both so kind and inspiring and insightful - I really valued the contributions y'all brought. (Also thought it was comical that there was a lot of chat about Winter Solstice - I'm about to celebrate Summer Solstice here in the southern hemisphere with my own offering!). Alright, so to my question (finally!)... My instagram is my personal brand Jamie Carter Yoga. I have recently begun shifting toward my online business, but I still have some in-person offerings of weekly yoga classes and seasonal events. I wonder if it is confusing to have my in-person offerings on this account when I'm trying to have a more global reach with the online offerings. Y'all discussed sharing podcasts/studios/etc accounts with the personal brand... but I'm feeling like my in-person offerings are just "noise" for the global audience I'm going for with my online biz. Am I limiting myself? What do y'all think? Should I think about it differently than I am? Any guidance or thoughts are appreciated 🙏