Hi Beauties, This is for you if: - You want to start writing but don’t know where to begin - You don’t have an offer (yet) but know you’re meant to be sharing something - You get stuck halfway through and think: “Wait what was I even saying??” - You want to write things that feel honest, real, and actually sound like you Listen — I don’t write emails or posts from strategy.I write from alignment. From truth.But I also have ADHD... so without a flow? One second I’m writing an email…Next thing you know, I’m deep-diving my human design chart and rewriting my grocery list. So I made a structure — one that lets me write quickly, clearly, and confidently — without editing my soul out of it. And now I’m giving it to you. MAGNETIC EMAILS: Sell From the Heart — Without Playing Small or Playing Games Yes, it’s called “Emails” — but this flow works for anything: - A Substack post - A vulnerable Facebook share - Your first sales page - Even that thing you’re scared to say out loud but know you need to If you want to build confidence in your writing, share what’s real, and not feel like a mess every time you sit down to write… >>You can download it below! It’s free. No pitch. Just something that helps. And don’t overthink it — even if you have nothing to sell. You’re allowed to start expressing yourself now. You don’t need a niche. You don’t need a product. You just need a message worth sharing — and a way to get it out. Go get it. You’ll love it. XXO- Britt

1️⃣ Every time you hit a “new level,” there’s a new damn ceiling.It will feel like starting over. That’s normal. That’s growth. Get over the ego hit and keep moving. Humbling to start over and over and over.. And it feels like you are always doing that.. Well- good. You aren't who you were 3 years ago, you aren't supposed to be. It's extremely humbling to forget everything you thought you knew, and re learn all new things. 2️⃣ No one’s buying a toilet.They’re buying the gorgeous bathroom. Sell the dream. Paint the vision. Stop obsessing over the part you think is important if it’s not what they actually want. A porcelain toilet and tile coming off the wall isn't sold. It's the WHOLE dang bathroom.. Ever been to a showroom? They don't the clawfoot tub in a barn.. it's in a place you CAN IMAGINE yourself soaking in the tub.. That's the point. Also, if you are not creating anything and just vision board girl right now, Also do this- stop focusing on the new toilet- dream the whole new bathroom. What does every intricate detail require and feel like. 3️⃣ Get ridiculously clear on who you’re here for.Not in theory. In real life. Who can you actually help right now? Get so dialed in that when they hear you speak, they know it’s for them. Ask yourself- WHO am I equipped to help. Example- If you don't hunt, or are not PASSIONATE about hunting then you probably are not equipped to helping a 35 year old male who is out of shape but can some how climb six mountains under thin air all day. If you love homeschooling and could shout it from the rooftops- THAT is who you are equipped to help. 4️⃣ Stop undervaluing what you know.That “common sense” thing you breeze through without thinking? That’s the exact thing someone would pay thousands to learn from you. My Friend Sara said this is on her mirror at the mastermind and it caught me soo off guard " Never take for granted what you know". 5️⃣ Your brain is 95% autopilot.If you want different results, you have to reprogram it. Repetition. Immersion. Surround yourself with the thoughts, people, and energy that make the new reality your default. Dr. Lipton says the only way to rewire the brain other than hypnosis, is through REPETITION. So.. If you aren't writing things you are grateful for everyday and 'hoping' to change your money story- girl, you are like a car on the side of the road with the blinker on and a passenger side door open.. We are not taking you serious about coming into this traffic and the Universe is for sure NOT taking you serious..

What you circulate—thoughts, words, money, love, generosity—cannot help but return. Sometimes multiplied. Sometimes in surprising forms. Always in alignment with what you put out. It’s not a maybe. It’s a law. So the real question is: What do you want coming back to you? When I am in doubt.. I like to say " It will always come back" In the Tangent Memberhship I will add a second audio of how I made $70K by sending emails that were free. And just sharing my heart and how I believed it was of high service that is what I was called to do. Let me know how this lands and what you more of! xxo- Britt

When you start anything new, you’re going to wobble. You’re going to feel clumsy. You’re going to second-guess yourself. And the temptation is to think: oh, maybe this isn’t for me. Maybe I’m not cut out for this. Most people never make it out of the beginner phase — because they’re sold motivation, not a map. But the ones who do? They know something different.They don’t just want confidence. They want to walk into a room and own it to make money in a way that makes people whisper, ‘How the hell did she pull that off? Think about riding a bike. None of us hopped on and rode away like some kind of prodigy. We started with training wheels. We crashed. We got scraped up. And yeah, it hurt. But the desire—the freedom of riding on our own—was bigger than the fear of falling. So we kept getting back on. Same with driving. At first it was terrifying—both hands glued to the wheel, music off, silence in the car, every move felt life or death. But what kept you going? Motivation. Because you knew what was on the other side. And let’s be real—if you’re over 16 (you are), you remember that feeling. Your driver’s license in your hand felt like a million-dollar check. It wasn’t just a card. It was independence. It was freedom. It was a whole new life opening up to you. And that, my love, is what being willing to be a beginner actually gives you. It’s not about skipping the awkward part—it’s about enduring it long enough to reach the confidence, the ease, the freedom on the other side. The same is true in your business. Your money. Your calling. The first posts feel awkward. The first offers feel clunky. The backend work feels endless and unseen. And most of the world will only notice you once you’ve been doing it a while. They’ll show up in your “season four” and say, must be nice. How many series have you discovered in season 4? That's my point. Or you find someone to follow on instagram when they have a bunch of followers and you are like.. where have they been? But the truth? It wasn’t magic. It wasn’t luck. It was you being willing to wobble, to crash, to keep showing up, to endure the unseen part long enough that now, when they finally notice, you’re already confident.