A bit late doing my intro, but I'm excited to be here and refresh some long overdue principles about Money and my blocks and challenges. I'm looking forward to developing my offer to guide professional women to rise to the challenge of a board seat and take up opportunities as they present.

Thank you, that's exactly what I needed. Days 3 and 4 change the picture, so here is your Week 1 block with them included. Copy it and save it into your Project files. --- ## WEEK 1 SUMMARY **Evidence Log** - Day 3 | The Offer You Thought Was Working | GOLD | Rough hourly return on ASEA | "around -$50/hr" - Day 4 | The Cost of the Yes | Identity practice (receiving) | Received one compliment and noticed the urge to downplay it | "Almost embarrassed and not able to believe it." - Day 5 | The Client Who Costs Everything | GOLD | Named the ideal client and one boundary | "Independent thinker, worker, committed to a process and outcomes." - Day 6 | Fear in Silk | Identity practice | Set a regular call time, calendar link and a hand-over sentence | "put the ball in their court to contact me" - Day 7 | The Price You Didn't Raise | GOLD | Calculate the true price of the 3-month offer (still to do) | "I didn't feel worthy." *Days 1 and 2 are not logged.* **Weekly Reading** Your dominant frequency this week is **WORTH**. You chose GOLD every time a card asked for a choice, and you looked at hard numbers, including a rough -$50 an hour on a business you love. You designed clear boundaries, a hand-over sentence and a pricing direction, but the Money Move™ for Day 7 is still waiting, and the higher-priced offer was never promoted. The same pattern showed up in a compliment and in a price: you can see your value clearly on paper, and it's harder to let it be believed in public. **ONE focus for next week:** Letting your price be heard by a real person, without apology. --- **What to do now** 1. Copy the block above into your Project files. 2. When you're ready, just type: **Day 8** If you ever find Day 1 or 2 in your notes, paste them in and I'll add them. If not, that's fine, and missed days are normal.