If you’re building or running a Skool, what feels most pressing for you right now? 1️⃣ Getting people to actually join 2️⃣ Making consistent income 3️⃣ Understanding taxes and money 4️⃣ I’m not sure yet If you want, comment with what made you choose your answer… or what you wish someone had explained sooner.

The days between Christmas and New Years is one of my favorite time of year. Not quite rest. Not quite work. Not quite ready to sprint into the new year but enjoying the space to look ahead It’s the perfect space to pause, reflect, and look ahead. I wanted to share one of my favorite end-of-year exercises. It’s simple, grounding, and helps create clarity before stepping into the new year. It isn’t about mapping the whole year, but instead about creating enough clarity to move forward with focus and calm. Try this quick exercise: Grab a notebook or journal and walk through these three prompts... 1️⃣ What’s complete Closure creates calm and reflecting on what you actually accomplished can be so motivating. So lets look at what we finished this year. What wrapped up this year What no longer needs your attention What you can mentally close the loop on 2️⃣ What’s carrying over Too often I see people so excited to jump into the new goals and ideas that they forget to account for the things they are still wrapping up, so take note of what you need to carry into the new year... - Loose ends - Ideas still in progress - Things you’re bringing with you into the new year 3️⃣ What deserves your attention next From everything on your mind, choose 1–2 priorities that would make things feel lighter if you focused on them first. These aren’t high pressure goals but instead anchoring goals - Small. Supportive. Grounding. That’s it. If this kind of reflection and gentle structure is helpful, I share more like this inside my free Skool community for solopreneurs who want clarity, simple systems, and a calmer way to run their business. You’re welcome to join us here. I'd love to know... What’s one priority you’re choosing to carry into the new year?

We often think if we let go, we've given up, surrendered our power. As though you're somehow quitting or just "not trying hard enough." But letting go is actually releasing yourself into a state of non-resistance. It's letting go of the tight grip you've been holding while you tried to control a situation that might not be controllable. Letting go is choosing peace. Letting go can be a powerful space where your intuition can finally be heard... where new ideas can begin to sprout... where next steps that were previously hidden, begin to show themselves. Letting go doesn't mean giving up. It’s often the first step in trusting that there’s a better way forward than struggling your way through. This month in the free Living the Game of Life community, our theme is Letting Go. We're letting go, so we can move into 2026 with clarity, grace, and freedom. If you join now, we have a "Letting Go" community conversations call tomorrow, which might include some energy clearing work to help us emotionally and energetically let go of a few things. #MondayMythBuster

Create a brand new post outlining a myth that people have about your area of expertise or the topic of your group. Use a compelling hook in your title, describe the myth, and then explain why it's a myth. Finish off the post by inviting people to check out your group to learn more. Then, find two other posts to be enlightened by and leave a comment. Don't get too wordy. There's a fine line between too much info and not enough info. Trust me. I go over the line all the time! 😂 TIP: Hashtag prompts are bonus prompts, so if you do this post, you still get your promo post of the day. 😉 I can't wait to see what myths you bust!

Here’s the truth: Most solopreneurs don’t have a discipline problem. They have a system problem. You can be talented, caring, hard-working… and still feel scattered when you don’t have simple processes that support you. It’s almost never a “you” problem. It’s a “your business wasn’t set up to make things easier for you yet” problem. And the moment you add light structure, overwhelm starts to melt away. If you want support making your business feel clearer and more organized, I’d love to have you inside The Confident Solopreneur. 💜