I am creating my first offer, I know I have everything I need to build a successful one, and the more I work into it the more clarity I gain, but I have definitely seen the voices in the back of my head being dialed up, sometime I can hear exactly what my limiting beliefs are saying, and I take it as an opportunity to lean into discomfort and cultivate more inner trust, however sometimes I do feel a barrier, even though I have the time and space to sit down and do the work, I will get distracted, find the next training to watch, a part of me I suppose is not feeling ready, and I am wondering for the more experienced brave souls in this amazing community if you have any tips and tricks that have helped you overcome procrastination and impostor syndrome. I also want to note that I live in Stockholm, Sunrise is 10 am and sunset 2:30 pm, its been rainy for several days, I have my daily rituals and do yoga and meditation, but still sometimes the season makes it a bit extra hard, also open to any tips there. Thank you <3

Spending time with family, working or whatever let us know :) PS this GIF is crazy 🤣

I’m setting up a new dedicated sending domain for marketing emails within BackPak. The process requires adding TXT, CNAME, and MX records to the DNS. Wix lets me add the TXT and CNAME records, but it blocks MX records for subdomains - the host field is locked to the root domain only. Wix support forums say this is a platform limitation. Has anyone who uses Wix + BackPak found a workaround without moving DNS off Wix, or did you end up switching your DNS to another provider to complete the setup?

Im currently running a free challenge in my group, should I change my about page to reflect the challenge with an image or description?

I’ve been in a pretty intense work sprint this week... deep thinking, rebuilding, tearing things apart, putting them back together. Not for a launch… not for a client… just for my own growth. And a few things hit me harder than expected. 1. Clarity is way more uncomfortable than confusion. Confusion feels safe because you don’t have to commit. Clarity forces decisions. And decisions expose whether you’ve been playing small. 2. “One person” is always the right answer... even when you swear you’re different. I thought I was crisp. Turns out I was still hiding behind broad language dressed up as strategy. 3. Every roadmap has an expiration date. The one that got you here usually isn’t the one that gets you where you're going next. Letting go of an old system is weirdly emotional. Just sharing the stuff I’m wrestling with because I know a lot of us are building, refining, or reinventing right now. And honestly… it feels good to grow in public again.