The thing about Facebook, is that most of the older generations (me) are either too afraid or too shy to post photos of themselves. I believe that the fear stems from "what would people think of me?" and the image that we perceive of ourselves that needs to be shown to our communities, friends, colleagues and families. The reality is that our communities and the rest of the world do not want to connect with generic images. In this day and age, people want to feel real connection with real humans. So, I got over my stupid fear and incorporated a beautiful picture of myself into my Facebook profile pic. Next step: getting over the Video Fear!

Got 5 referrals and 2 customers, stoked!

Eugene said something last night that really sunk in for me. It was something quietly powerful: Overwhelm doesn’t actually exist in the present moment. I realised that it shows up when I try to hold too much at once — all the decisions, all the expectations, all the “what ifs” about where I should be and how far I still feel I have to go. But if one slow things down and come back to right now, something shifts. Because in the present moment, there isn’t a mountain to climb. There isn’t a hundred things to figure out. There is only one next step. And that’s where things begin to feel lighter. Clarity doesn’t come from trying to do everything. It comes from gently narrowing your focus to what is right in front of you — and taking that one small step. So if today feels a little heavy or unclear, don’t try to solve it all. Just come back to the present moment… and begin there.

Not guessing.

Facebook restructuring done! It was quite a mission, but the video training helped a lot. First posts completed. It is not perfect, but it is done and I am proud of myself for it. Can't wait to dive into Canva so that my posts can fit my personality and my niche. Thank you for brilliant training!