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A Pause to Catch Up, Then We Build ✨
Hey ladies 🩷✨ I hope you are staying warm. I wanted to take a moment to check in and share where we are in the journey. This was originally planned as Week 5, but with the delays from the storm and everything that came with it, we’re going to use this week as a catch up and integration week. That’s intentional, not a setback. If you’re a little behind, this is your window to: • Finish watching the lessons • Revisit the participant guides • Sit with what God has already been revealing • Begin taking small, practical steps forward Because next week, we shift gears. We’ll begin the hands on process of building what God has placed in your hands. From here on out, we’ll be moving with the intention of helping you have something tangible by the end of March, not just clarity, but action. I’ll also be going live this week to help you: • Talk through questions or hurdles • Process what you’re sensing God is leading you toward • Clarify next steps so you’re not stuck or overthinking More details on that coming soon. I want to say this clearly and lovingly: This season is not about consuming more information. It’s about responding to what you’ve already received. Watch the lessons. Do the reflections. Then take action, even if it feels small. And finally, pause and acknowledge this: You’ve shown up. You’ve pressed in. You’ve made it through the first five weeks of the year with intention. That matters more than you think. Keep going. 💪🏾
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Anchoring Habits: What I Learned About Myself This Week
How are y’all really doing? I want to know. Last week, snow prep alone threw off my schedule mid-week. I found out about the storm through a random conversation since I’ve seriously limited my social media and news intake. I immediately went into full mama bear mode, like preparing for hibernation. Just when I thought the storm had passed, the real aftermath hit. Three kids home from school at the same time. It reminded me of last summer when we waited too long to register for camp and ended up with all three kids home the entire summer. If you know, you know. This week was not planned, but something good came out of it. I was so exhausted most nights that I went to bed before midnight, something I had been struggling with. That made it possible to wake up at my usual 4:30 a.m. to spend time with the Lord. It also made me realize how often late nights had turned my mornings into rushed time with God instead of the intentional space I wanted. After my quiet time, I had an hour blocked off for exercise. I decided not to repeat my old mistake of jumping straight into an intense workout after years of inconsistency and then walking like a penguin for a week. Instead, I searched for low-impact workouts and committed to just 25 minutes. Twenty-five very sweaty, almost-quit-but-didn’t minutes. I also ate better since I had time to prepare breakfast and broke my fast feeling more energized. I squeezed in some light cleaning and organizing, and overall, I just felt better. What surprised me most was realizing that all of this started with the one thing I’ve been consistent with for the past two years: my morning time with God. When I first started, it was simple. I’d read the scripture of the day. Over time, I slowly added more. A song. A short devotion. Journaling. Presenting my to-do list to the Lord. It wasn’t overwhelming because it was gradual.That one habit became the anchor. This week, I did the same thing again. I anchored a short workout to my time with God. Not an hour. Just 25 minutes. And for now, that works. I can build from there.
Anchoring Habits: What I Learned About Myself This Week
💪🏾75-Day Consistency Challenge | Day 5 Check-In
We’re five days in, and this is a simple check-in. Some of you are still moving forward. Some of you had to restart. Some of you haven’t started yet but are planning to. All of that is part of the process. Just a reminder...you don’t have to do everything perfectly or all at once. Pick a few things, start where you are, and build from there. Drop an emoji below that best reflects where you are today: 🔥 Still moving through Day 5 🔄 Restarting today ⏳ Haven’t started yet, but planning to Wherever you are, today is still a good day to begin (or begin again). Consistency is built one step at a time💪🏾
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I am a bit late in responding to this, but on Day 5, I was absolutely 🔄. The season had taught me that my life is not set up for spontaneity. With three kids, a husband, 2 businesses, and commitments outside of family, I have to schedule time on my calendar outside of work and time with God to do the things that I want to do. Like read a book. Yes, it needs to be scheduled and blocked off, unless everything else can slide in and easily become "more important". Now, reading a book or exercising is not more important than time with my family, but it does contribute to my physical and emotional well-being. These moments of taking care of myself energize me in my role as mom, wife, and boss, and everything else. So I'll be making sure to schedule time so I can be consistent in these areas. Pray for me yall, cause I need it.
✨ Week 1 Lesson Checkpoint ✨
As you complete Week 1: Understanding How You Are Uniquely Wired, drop a quick check-in below: - Top 3 Spiritual Gifts: - DISC Type or Blend: - Optional: One insight that stood out as you moved through the lesson This is a great way to notice who else is wired similarly and reflect on what’s beginning to take shape for you as you build from alignment.
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@Jewel Caldwell These seem to be spot on for you. Admin makes so much sense since you enjoy the planning parts of events. Interesting, I see the behind-the-scenes and your administrative gifts working perfectly for your picnic business. For those intimate gatherings, you can set up the pinics and tell people where to go, and it becomes a reveal type of experience. They show up, and everything is already done and ready for them to just enjoy. Small notes and scavenger hunt-type experiences, where the picnic is the treasure. You are never seen but masterfully behind the scenes, bringing it all to life and coordinating every aspect from the food that arrives on time to the musicians, photographer, or entertainment that just "show up" to add to the moment and elevate the experience. Now that is a literal interpretation using your gifts, but I hope that helps spark some ideas.
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@Tiffany Hembry We share a similar top gifts and a heart for helping people 🙌🏾. I can def relate to the pressure of trying to build like how other influencers are building and feel like I'm falling short. This season, where God has revealed that he understands my capacity and the season of my life, like you have given me a sense of peace, too. One I have never experienced in the decade of building my business. And the best part is that drowning out all the extra noise and feelings of having to be 'ON' has given me even more clarity into HOW he wants me to build what he has entrusted me with. So excited for you and looking forward to supporting you.
Day 11 Check-In 🌨️
This was originally meant to be a Day 10 check-in, but the storm shifted priorities for many of us. Preparing, adjusting schedules, and staying safe understandably took center stage. Over the last few days, something may have become clear. Moments like this tend to reveal where our systems are strong and where they’re still forming. For some, the lack of clear schedules or rhythms made it easier to miss days in the challenge. For others, it surfaced the realization that you may have taken on more than your current capacity allows. The storm didn’t create that reality. It simply highlighted it. And that awareness is part of the work. This challenge isn’t about showing up perfectly for 75 days. It’s about noticing what needs to change so you can move toward the version of yourself you’re becoming. Sometimes progress looks like consistency. Other times, it looks like clarity. If the last few days knocked you off track, you didn’t fail. You learned something. And learning is part of building. Drop an emoji below that best fits where you are today: ✅ Still moving forward 🔄 Starting again ⏳ Haven’t fully started yet, but planning to Wherever you are, today still counts.
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