Hi everyone! I'm sure you've notived that I haven't been around. I have been taking a break from Skool so that I can focus on my new role at work, my travel business and also a plan to get more time with my family on the other side of the continent. I wanted this community to be a way for us to support each other through our struggles and successes. But as you know, being a community leader in itself is a lot of work. I wish I could quit my day job and focus on all the things I want to do and build but its just not going to happen in the near future unfortunately. I haven't decided what my next moves will be yet. But I am still here. I'm just leaning out a bit for now. 👇 I would love to know what you're all up to and about your wins since we last spoke!

Hi everyone! Just checking to see who will be joining the live tomorrow afternoon/evening. Let me know in the comments! And if there is a topic you'd love to talk about! 🙋‍♀️

Isn't it funny that when we reach a certain part of our journey there will be sign posts, but only if we are willing to see them. I dont think we look for them because we don't always know what we are looking for. But I believe our subconscious does. And when we are ready, they appear. I felt lost and these sign posts have been arriving in my view. I've been subscribed to this woman Jada's blog for some time but, like the book I picked up last night, I hadn't been reading it. This morning I saw this title pop up in my feed and I decided to read this one while I drink my first coffee. Here's a paragraph from her post on March 2,2026: "But I have come to understand that feeling of being lost also involves a bit of wandering as we come to settle on new truths in our lives. New understandings and new revelations about who we are and what we want life to resemble. But often, something has to fall away before something new emerges. And that can be the hardest part of all when it comes to making life changes." You Are Not Lost. You Are Between Versions of Yourself. Enjoy!

I have been trying to avoiding scrolling. I thought I had been pretty active in Skool but I think I did more scrolling than engaging. I lost my flame already! That's okay though. That's not the only reason I want to connect and engage in here. I just realized that its a lot of pressure! If I need to disconnect, I will disconnect. But I will be back better than before. 💪 I am practicing sitting and doing nothing now in the morning and it helps me with resistance. I can set myself up mentally for what I need to do next rather than getting lost in social media. Still working on it though. One day at a time! I'd love to know, have you had any new insights lately?

I have been trying to figure out my direction for a very long time. The dream has always been the same: be my own boss, do work I love, and have the freedom to work from anywhere. But getting there? That has been a ten-year loop. Along the way I have picked up a lot. Business, sales and marketing, life coaching, wellness, nutrition, fitness, travel, social media. I have wanted to launch so many times. And every time, fear stopped me. Fear of failing. So I would go back to the manual labor job that drained me. I did not have the energy after work to do anything. I would wait for the slow season, get some clarity, make a plan, think okay, this is it, this time it is for real. And then get called back to work full time and drop everything. Ten years of that. But here is the thing. Through all of it, travel never left me alone. I would walk away and it would find its way back. I just kept letting life talk me out of it. And then I found Skool. It reminded me how much I love community, and how essential it is when you are building something that matters. The tools we have, the people we get to build alongside, those are real ingredients for success. The fears and doubts did not disappear. But something shifted. Last night I was up late narrowing down destinations for a women's culinary adventure trip. Then I did the math. One trip a month to make it work financially, or larger groups, which is not what I want. That math felt discouraging. But then something clicked. About a year ago I had this idea: promote group trip planning specifically to women entrepreneurs who want to nurture their own communities. I let it go when I went back to work. And honestly, I let fear talk me out of it too. I do not have the experience yet. Zero trips organized. What I do have is training, desire, and in May, a new host agency behind me. But the fear is still there. Here is what is different this time though. Building in Skool has taught me to build in public. To be transparent. To play the long game. And to trust that there is no ceiling on where this can go.