Hi Everyone, My name is Toni and I am from Brisbane, Queensland Australia. I am the owner of the Business Habit Society and I help women in Business build habits and simple systems so their business feels easier to run. An area I want more clarity and alignment with is around growth and where to focus my energy so I am not spreading myself to thing. I tend to follow the shiny objects and get easily distracted from doing the things that will actually help me make progress towards my goals. Something that helps me is that I've noticed that if I move my body first thing in the morning, the rest of the day tends to flow but if I skip this my day tends to be all over the place and I find it hard to get started on anything. I also have a normal version of how of all the little tasks I am to do but then I have a fallback version which is the smallest action towards that for days when I have low energy. That helps me feel like I am still making progress even though its tiny. Unfortunately, I have no gym or movement selfies. 😊 Looking forward to getting to know all of you 🌻

Hey everyone 👋 Julie here ... popping in to share a conversation we just recorded together 💛 @Brenda Rigney joined me on The Virtual Summit Show to talk about something I know many of you are actively thinking about inside Skool: 👉 how to turn a single event into ongoing growth 👉 why community changes what happens after a summit 👉 and how Skool can support visibility and momentum beyond a one-and-done launch Brenda shared behind-the-scenes insights from hosting events with 4,600+ participants, and we talked specifically about: - hosting summits on Skool - keeping engagement going after the event ends - and what it looks like to build something more sustainable using community as the hub If you’re exploring events, summits, or creative ways to grow within Skool, I think this episode will give you some helpful perspective (and probably spark a few ideas). 🎧 You can listen or read here:https://juliecbutler.com/ep62 Brenda ... thank you again for such a great conversation. And for everyone else, I’d love to hear what part resonated if you check it out 💛 ➡️ P.S. If hosting events on Skool is something you’re curious about, I would absolutely keep an eye out for anything Brenda creates around this. She’s mastered turning events into ongoing community and growth in such a thoughtful, intentional way ... it’s really impressive.

I didn’t plan to be offline last month. Life made that decision for me. At the end of December, everything shifted. I had to move back to Vancouver and start over in ways I didn’t expect. And here’s the part I don’t take lightly: 💰 My business didn’t panic. 💰 My income didn’t disappear. 💰 I didn’t have to “show up harder” to survive. $10,000 came in during January without me being online daily—because I built an evergreen ecosystem inside Skool that sells without pressure, calls, or convincing. This is why I talk so much about recurring revenue for midlife women. Not hustle money. Not adrenaline money. Not “I’ll rest when this launch is over” money. But boring, reliable, month-after-month income that keeps showing up when life throws curveballs. Because at this stage of life, freedom isn’t just about time—it’s about security, dignity, and long-term wealth. If you’ve been thinking,“I don’t want to rebuild again at 55, 60, or 65…” This is your sign to stop relying on fragile business models. 👇Tell me in the comments: Do you have recurring revenue in your business yet—or are you still rebuilding every month?

Thanks to @Brenda Rigney's support and encouragement, my Skool group is finally live!! I also just had my first member join (apart from Brenda 😂) so I'm excited!! (It's free at the moment but will eventually make it a freemium group with tiers) Here's to the journey, whatever that ends up looking like! If you guys have any lessons or things you've learnt when you were just starting out with your Skool groups, I'd love to hear them!! x

When you grow, you don't rise in a straight line. You rise, dip, and rise higher. 🌊 That dip isn't failure. It's your system adjusting to allow more energy. In personal growth, the "dip" feels emotional instead of physical (confusion, fatigue, self-doubt, overwhelm). You're not back at zero. You're building a bigger container for the next level. The dip isn't collapse. It's INTEGRATION. Allow it. Listen. Create space. Before you know it, your OWN momentum will come back. 💬 Does this give you a different perspective of where you're at? Or of where you've been?