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. 💛

When you think of the word 'growth', what comes to mind? For many of us, growth looks like reading books, taking courses, joining amazing communities like this one, and learning new things. And that's important. But at some point, something shifts. The lessons you've learned, the challenges you've overcome, and the wisdom you've gained stop being just for you because true transformation creates a ripple effect. You begin to feel the desire to build something that serves others. The question now becomes, how do you take what you've learned and turn it into something tangible? That's what week 8 is about! It's time to turn your transformation into your creation. This week, steal my cheat sheet: ✅ Go into the classroom and complete the Week 8 lesson. ✅ Use the practical guides and resources available. ✅ Spend some time brainstorming how this applies to what you're building. ✅ Share your thoughts in the Week 8 check-in post for accountability. Remember, we're not aiming for perfect. We're aiming for progress. Let's be honest: How clear do you feel about what you need to build?🎯

Hey Ladies, welcome to week 8! Over the last several weeks, you've been doing the important work of gaining clarity. This week, we're shifting from clarity to planning. We know planning is not the most exciting and one of the easiest ways to get overwhelmed is trying to figure out everything you need to build on your own. We've simplified it for you. It's time to use AI as a thinking assistant. Copy and paste this prompt into ChatGPT or Claude: "I am building a [service/course/product/community] that helps [audience] move from [before state] to [after state]. Generate a complete build list of everything I need to create before I can deliver this offer. Separate the list into: • Must Build Now • Nice to Have Later • Future Improvements" That's it! Feel free to tweak further but remember that you're not building the perfect version. You're building the first version that works. If you try it, come back and share one thing that showed up on your build list that you hadn't considered before. 💻 Co-Working is tonight at 9 PM! If you've been trying to catch up on the curriculum, start your build, or strategize further, that's the place to be. Sometimes an hour of focused work can create more momentum than a week of thinking about it. Have you used AI to help you build your business yet?

This week I had a conversation that stayed with me. I was sitting with someone I have worked alongside for a few years now. She is talented, she is called, and she is carrying real vision. But somewhere in our session, something became very clear. Many of us are not lacking vision. We are carrying multiple visions at the same time. And when everything feels important and everything feels like God, it becomes very difficult to know which one to steward first. And when that is not clear, everything else can start to feel jumbled. The who gets blurry. The what gets complicated. And the path forward starts to feel harder than it needs to be. The further we talked and the more we worked through things together, the clearer it got. Not because I had all the answers, but because doing the work out loud, talking through it, actually working the process, started to bring into focus what had been blurry for a while. And I kept thinking about this community the entire time. Because that is exactly what these first seven weeks have been building toward. Week 1 helped you understand how God wired you. Week 2 helped you identify who you are called to serve. Week 3 helped you name the specific problem you are responsible for helping solve right now, not every problem you could solve, but the one God is asking you to steward first in this season. Week 4 helped you choose a vehicle that honors your capacity. Week 5 helped you make a decision about what you are building right now and in what capacity you are building it. Week 6 helped you listen to the people you are building for. And Week 7 is asking you to take all of that and map the actual journey your offer takes people through. Each of those weeks exists for a reason. They are not just content to consume. They are milestones. And just like the transformation you are designing for the people you serve, you cannot skip to the end and expect to have what you need when you get there. If mapping your transformation this week felt hard, it may not be because the concept is difficult. It may be because an earlier step needs more attention.