I recently read a quote I keep on my office wall, "Luck happens to the prepared." I have 3 questions for our community as you plan out your week! Answer all or just one question, we'd love to hear from you! 1. How do you prepare for your work week? 2. Do agree that luck comes to those who are prepared for it? 3. Any adjustment requests for our co-working Productivity Power Hours and Marketing WorkLabs to better support your prep for your work weeks? If you haven't checked out the calendar for the Productivity Power Hours and other WorkLabs coming up this week, check the calendar here! 👉Premium members get access to even more flexibility and hands-on support, or if you want our team to just do some of your tasks for you, let's chat about our VA hourly packages! 👉You can join the TEAMup Tuesday Open Office hours to ask questions, or just message Janna or Katelin in a private chat!

Your best marketing might already be sitting in your DMs, inbox, or client calls. You don't always need to invent more. You can use a question that a client asked you this week! That one question could become: - a post - an email - a blog article - a reel - a teaching point Marketing this year means authenticity matters more than ever: 93% of consumers say authentic brand engagement builds trust. So what’s one question that came up for you this week from a client interaction?

In Chapter 8 of the book "A Changed Mind" by David Bayer, he talks about the Power of Decision in changing our view of what is possible for us in our businesses. We often hear the concept of "limiting beliefs", and as an entrepreneur our limiting beliefs often have VERY real outcomes for the success and sustainability for our businesses. David Bayer explores the idea that "beliefs are actually decisions". He thinks we get too caught up in the "how" and that can paralyze our progress. He states, "The single most destructive assumption that human beings make regarding the ability to make decisions freely is the false belief that before making a decision you must know the "how"." ▶️Do you agree with him? Can we really just "decide" without knowing the "how" of the decision?