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Hey, I’m Ellyn—former scientist turned burnout coach and Notion systems strategist based in the Pacific Northwest (Seattle area to be specific). I help high‑achievers and entrepreneurially curious folks build ADHD‑friendly, sustainable systems in Notion so their business grows without burning them out. I’m craving sharper clarity on building recurring and passive income. I’m quitting my day job next week, and making my business income sustainable is huge for me—long time coming and honestly a scary transition I’m ready to meet head‑on. My grounding ritual is a slow coffee while doing my Weekly Review—one calm, honest look at what worked, what didn’t, and what matters next. Three prompts, one song on repeat, and I’m back in my lane. It’s where I realign goals, prune busywork, and set the week’s simple moves... Excited to go through this expeirence with you all!

Hi everyone: What are you hoping to get out of this camp over the next few days?

Hi Everyone, My name is Luisa. I’m in Philadelphia. I’m an academic by day but I’ve been reembracing my artistic side and designing bright colorful prints inspired by my nature photography. I recently opened a shop called Chirp and Charm that features my prints on journals, cards, puzzles and wall art. While this started because of my love of art and birding, I really want this business to succeed so I can be less dependent on my day job. If you are interested in checking out my work you can Google my website. I know there are a lot of writers in this community I think a lot of you would like my bright colorful journals with unique prints you won’t see everywhere. I’ve attached some photos of some of my products. Looking forward to learning and sharing with everyone.

...a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst. Yep, that's a thing and I passed the certification exam just this week! For 2026 I need to solve the puzzle of how I meld my coaching superpowers with my new smarts as a CDFA, while being fully self employed. In February 2025, just one year post-divorce, I left my part-time job at a tax accounting firm to go solo and help more women figure out their finances in divorce. I had already acquired a divorce coaching certification and been dabbling as a financial coach since 2019. I do this work mostly virtually from a cozy small-town seaport in Washington State. I'm craving clarity on whether I continue to geographically niche as an expert for women divorcing in my home state (which is one of only 9 "community property states" in the U.S., so there's a slightly larger niche), or if I open up my practice to anyone divorcing in any U.S. state. My demographic niche is midlife, middle-class women splitting a house and retirement accounts (and often parenting time, so child and spousal support might be an issue), and trying to use mediation or kitchen table negotiation to come to amicable agreements. If this sounds like it might be draining, I actually find it energizing, at least at the scale I'm currently at. To feel grounded, I have mantras I speak aloud daily, one set in the morning and one set at night. When I was in the middle of my divorce, I leaned on EM Forster''s "We must be willing to let go of the life we have planned, so as to have the life that is waiting for us." I'd love to connect with other recently divorced women here (or those in the messy middle) and hear about the lives you've been curating for yourselves.