Today's the first Take Action Tuesday and we're going to jump right into the deep end! How to reinvent yourself because becoming successful is an identity, not a destination.

Procrastination is the single biggest killer of potential— Not lack of skills, resources, or opportunities, but procrastination. This morning I was reminded of Mel Robbins’ “5-Second Rule,” which means that when you feel the call to take action—but you’re scared or anxious—you count down 5…4…3…2…1, then you do it. It’ll feel messy, but it’ll feel empowering, because action is the only way to tackle fear. Imagine this: what if there’s never a “perfect” time to do the thing you’re procrastinating? If “perfect” never comes, then now is the best time. Taking action will never set you back, but not taking action guarantees you’ll never move forward. Tomorrow is our first "Take Action Tuesday" live call. If you're feeling stuck or in need of clarity join me there and we'll take bold steps together!

Hey Solopreneur Fam, This last week we crossed a major milestone - I got married! Over the last 6 months this has taken a front seat in the world of my attention and energy, but I've also been lining up something else - and next week we’re officially launching our live calls and hands-on workshops. So here’s what’s coming: 🚀 Take Action Tuesdays When: Tuesdays at 12 PM PST - weekly! What to Expect: A lean, focused roundtable to tackle self-doubt and procrastination head-on. Bring your biggest roadblock—whether it’s clarity on your offer, uncertainty around outreach, or that email draft you’ve been putting off—and we’ll solve it together so you enter the week with momentum. 🔑 Discover Your Unfair Advantage Workshop When: Thursday, July 10, at 5 PM PST Why You Can’t Miss It: You already have three powerful assets—let’s uncover them, refine them, and put them to work landing your next partnership (or your very first). No fluff, just actionable steps you can use right away. Ready to transform procrastination into action? Mark your calendars and let’s make it happen. See you there!

I sat down this morning with my coffee and my newest book, 'What's in it for them' by Joe Polish. I started reading chapter 5: Treat others as THEY want to be treated. And if I just stopped here the message in this title is enough to completely transform your relationships & business - because they're one in the same. It was something else that Joe wrote that made me close the book to really let it sink it because it hit me right in the stomach. "If you want to know someone's love language, listen to what they complain about." If you're not familiar with 'Love Languages' there are 5: Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Giving Gifts, Physical Touch & Quality Time. These are the 5 primary ways people like to show and receive love. Although we may prioritize them in different order, this is how all humans communicate their affection for each other. But more on that another day. Back to the complaining! If you pay attention to what someone complains about what they're actually telling you is exactly how THEY like to be treated. They're giving you a view into how they like to receive love. For example, my soon to be wife, Allison often speaks of how she wishes more people would be able to predict what she needs - tall order, but I signed up for it 😜 What she's really saying is that it means a lot to her when people put in thought around their relationship with her. She LOVES to make moments feel special and it hurts when other people (me) don't give the little things much attention. - this is her love language. So if you're wanting to connect more deeply with people, whether they're you're closest, new friends or potential partners, pay close attention to what they complain about because they're telling you how THEY want to be treated. Pay attention to the details it's a powerful way to learn how to understand someone - so you'll never have to 'read minds' again 🙌🏼. Was this helpful?

Before you can identify who would be a great potential partner you MUST get clear on the ONE specific problem you solve & and who you solve it for. Clarifying these two things will allow you to identify what partners would be partner for your business. Because you must serve the same type of person & you must solve a complimentary problem that will add value to your potential partners current offer.