For many of us in the coaching world, January can be like our Superbowl month. People are motivated, hopeful, and ready for a fresh start. Which makes it an amazing time to support them with new offers, challenges, and ways to step into their next chapter. I’m curious how you’re approaching it this year. Are you thinking about: 🌟 Running a challenge to build momentum and community? 🌟 Hosting workshops to warm people up and show your style of coaching? 🌟 Creating a mini program to help people start the year strong? 🌟 Or inviting people straight into your signature or big program? There’s no right way to do it. Just the way that fits your energy, your goals, and your clients. Let inspire and learn from each other.... Have you thought about doing a special January offer? What’s your January plan look-like if you have? And do you feel ready for your Superbowl moment?

My mission is simple: to help coaches and spiritual entrepreneurs get visible so they can amplify their message and attract the clients they’re meant to serve. This community isn’t just about taking—it’s about giving and growing together. I believe a rising tide lifts all ships, and when we support each other, we all rise higher. Here’s how you can make the most of this space: ✨ Share what you’re working on—your projects, launches, ideas. ✨ Ask for feedback, guidance, or collaboration. ✨ Offer support, encouragement, or insight when others share. This is your place to experiment, learn, and be seen. Let’s co-create a space where visibility feels natural, collaboration is celebrated, and abundance flows for everyone. Drop a quick hello below and let us know what you’re working on right now! Be sure to check out the calendar and the classroom - lots of goodies in there. The fastest way to "level" up is to leave a comment under your welcome comment & then create a post, next leave some comments on other peoples comments - which can be as simple as tagging them and dropping a gif - You only need 5 interactions to hit level 2 and then level 3 will happen pretty quickly after - the object is to give people opportunities to like your stuff and comment so ask questions, drop gifs, be curious - have fun.

If you’ve ever felt like your offers should be selling but aren’t, this training will change everything. Today we’re breaking down how to discover the offer your ideal clients already want — the one they would buy today if you articulated it clearly. You’ll learn:• How to identify your market the right way• What your audience desires (but isn’t saying out loud)• How to spot the “I’d buy this today” signals• Sam Ovens’ Market → Problem → Solution → Passion framework• How to use Alex Hormozi’s value equation to make your offer irresistible• How to build an aligned offer your soul-led clients can’t help but lean into Whether you're a spiritual entrepreneur, coach, healer, creator, or mentor — this will give you the clarity you’ve been craving.

This is so VERY important I'm just copying and pasting this... Sam Ovens taught this framework. It fixes the #1 mistake most Skool builders make. Most people start with their passion, then try to find members. And it's the wrong order. Here's the right way: 1. Market — Pick who you want to serve first. Not what you want to teach. Who. 2. Problem — Find what they're already struggling with. Don't invent problems. 3. Solution — Build a community that helps them faster or better. 4. Passion — Check if you actually enjoy serving this group long-term. Most people do: Passion → Solution → Market → Problem. That's why they can't grow. The right order is: Market → Problem → Solution → Passion. When you pick your market first, everything becomes clearer. You're not guessing what to build. You're solving what they need. Direction matters more than speed. You can build all day with the wrong niche and get nowhere. Are you following this order?

I grew up rarely asking for anything. When we went visiting, I wasn’t allowed to ask for water, to use the toilet, or for anything at all, in case it inconvenienced someone. As ridiculous as it sounds now, that mindset stayed with me for a long time. I learned to go without, to expect disappointment, and to believe that if I wanted something, I’d have to sort it out myself. It’s only in the last ten years that I’ve really questioned this. How can we receive what we want if we never ask? How can others know how to support us if we don’t say what we need? And how can life, or the universe, respond if we don’t even know what we want our life to look like? I see this pattern so often in clients I work with, especially in women and mothers. We give, we sacrifice, we cope and somewhere along the way, we stop expecting anything for ourselves. We forget how to want. This isn’t about being materialistic. It’s about reconnecting with desire and clarity. You can’t consciously create a life you want if you haven’t taken the time to recognise what that is. Have you ever really stopped to think about what you want for your life?