Hey Ladies! We're building personal AI assistants using the work you've already been doing inside the curriculum. This will be our very first LIVE Build workshop! Whether you're creating a course, launching a service, growing a YouTube channel, writing a newsletter, or building something completely different, this session will show you how to use AI to build faster using your own ideas, experiences, and business vision. Here's one thing we'd encourage you to do before then: - Spend a little time completing as much of the curriculum as you can. Every week you complete gives your AI Assistant more context about who you serve, the problem you're solving, and what you're building. Not caught up yet? That's completely okay. Even one or two completed weeks is a great place to start, so don't let that stop you from joining in. Before Thursday: ✔ Complete what you can. ✔ Bring any participant guides you've completed. ✔ Come ready to build. 📌 One quick reminder: There will be no co-working today as we're putting all our energy into Thursday's Live Build Session. We can't wait to build with you! See you Thursday at 8:30 PM. Save the date! Will you be there?🤖

Happy Monday Ladies, We are in Week 9 and I want to start by saying something I hope lands well. If you are behind, you are not disqualified. If you have not started yet, you are still welcome here. And if you have been watching from the sidelines trying to find your on-ramp, this week might be it. Because what we have planned for Thursday was literally designed with where you are in mind. Now, here is what I have been doing in my own business lately that got me thinking about this. I have been transferring my existing knowledge base from ChatGPT into Claude. And the reason is simple. Claude handles the kinds of things I actually need to build in my business at a level that has genuinely changed my workflow. Worksheets. Guides. Documents. The kinds of assets that used to take me significantly longer to produce on my own or piece together in other tools. And as I was doing that, it hit me. The participant guides that you have been filling out in this curriculum? They are not homework. They are your knowledge base. Your story. Your audience. Your offer. Your transformation. Your plan. All in raw form. And that raw material can fuel AI to help you build faster than you think. So this Thursday at 8:30 PM, I am going to walk you through exactly how to do this. We are calling it Build Your Personal AI Assistant. And I will show you how to take what you have already worked through in your guides and use it to generate things like course outlines, content scripts, product messaging, client workflows, newsletter drafts, and more... based on your specific vehicle and what you are building. Whether you are building a course, a service, a product, a YouTube channel, a Substack, or something else entirely, this session was built for you. Here is your one thing before Thursday. Open your participant guides from any of the weeks you have completed. Even one week. Bring them to the live. That is all you need to walk away with something real. And if you have not started the curriculum yet, this is your on-ramp. Watch what you can between now and Thursday. Fill in what you can. Come as you are.

Y'all. Believe it or not, I am in the middle of planning two more birthday parties this month. Tomorrow we celebrate my youngest son, who is turning 6, and planning his basketball-themed birthday party is teaching me everything about this week's lesson. This week, I took the time to map it out. I knew what needed to happen and when. I structured my days so that nothing was left to the last minute, and my anxiety had less room to run. I made sure all his gifts arrived in time for his actual birthday yesterday. Made the dinner reservations. Watched my Amazon orders like a hawk, tracking what was on schedule and what was not, so I had time to pivot before it became a problem. And today I confirmed with the venue, laid out the tablescape the way I had envisioned it, got all the party favors together, put up the backdrop, and laid out the kids' clothes for tomorrow. But here is what planning also did that I did not expect. It showed me what I forgot. I did not realize I had not picked up the cupcakes until I was unpacking the toppers. The plan is what caught it. Not in a way that sent me into a spiral, but in a way that gave me enough time to handle it before tomorrow. That is what a real plan does. It does not just tell you what to do. It shows you what you missed. It gives you time to catch mistakes before they become problems. And it frees you up to actually be present when the moment arrives. Tomorrow I get to celebrate my son turning 6. Not because everything went perfectly, but because I did the work ahead of time so I can be in the moment when it counts. That is the goal of what we built this week. So, as you head into the weekend, one honest question. What did building your plan reveal that you had not seen before? A gap. A missing step. Something that needed attention before you could move forward. Name it. Address it. And keep building. Enjoy your weekend. 💛

Happy Monday Ladies, So earlier this month, I celebrated fourteen years of marriage. Fourteen years of choosing each other, growing together, and figuring it out one season at a time. That's my man...my man...my man!😊 And then this past Father's Day weekend, in the middle of all the celebrating, my husband and I found ourselves having one of those honest conversations that sneak up on you when life finally gets quiet for a moment. We talked about how full our lives are right now. Kids. Businesses. Ministry. Community. All of it. And how the things that matter most to us — us — can quietly slip through the cracks when we are not intentional about protecting them. We are at a stage where we actually have to schedule things. Date nights. Real conversations. Intentional time together. That used to feel like something was wrong. Now I realize it is a sign that we are being wise about something we deeply value. Because what you do not protect gets postponed. And what keeps getting postponed starts to feel out of reach. This week in our Built With Purpose curriculum, we are doing something similar for your business. We are building the plan. Identifying what needs to be built, when you are building it, and putting it on the calendar like an appointment, nothing can move. Not because building comes before your marriage or your family or your rest. But this season of building is temporary. Protect the time now, and you get to the other side faster, with something real. So here is my question for you this Monday. What is one build appointment you are putting on your calendar this week and protecting like it matters? Drop it in the comments. Let's hold each other to it. Happy Monday. Let's build something worth protecting.💛

This past weekend I set up my office. We moved about a month ago, but before moving, most of my office furniture had been sitting in storage for years as we navigated the home buying process. Now, my style has changed. My taste has changed. A few of the items that came out of that storage unit are not what I would choose today. But it is what I have. And this weekend, what I have is what I worked with. 😏 I started excited. I had a clear picture of where I was starting and a clear picture of where I needed to end up. A functional workspace. A backdrop for my meetings, consultations, and workshops, as well as for filming curriculum for both this community and my course. That was the goal. What I did not fully anticipate was everything that had to happen to get there, and in what order. The shelving units had to go up first because everything else depended on them. They were fine when they were delivered, but between my daughter's recent party and the chaos of them not fitting back up the stairs, my husband took them apart and rebuilt them, and somewhere in that process the original screws went missing. So before anything else could move forward, I was on a hunt. I checked the house and could not find them. I went to the store and they did not have them because my unit is now discontinued. I eventually tracked them down on Amazon and waited the weekend for them to arrive. That was just to get started. Once the shelves were secured, the drawers had to be reinstalled. They did not just slide back into place. That was its own process. Then the decor could finally go on the shelves, which sounds simple until you are doing it with a tweaked back and trying to figure out what actually looks right in a space that still does not feel fully yours yet. I went hunting for old photos of how the shelves were styled before, just to save myself the mental load of starting from scratch. Then the cabinet that lives between the shelves had to be moved from another room entirely, which meant more lifting, more arranging, and more adjusting. Then the chair had to be put together. And finally, the art piece went up on the wall, held in place by thumbtacks because I could not find a single Command Strip anywhere in the house.