Okay, this whole plandemic has got everyone a bit ... emotional. And when emotions are heightened it makes for upsets and offences, break up and blocking on social media. I get it, I feel quite differently about things than a few of my friends. But I want to keep them in my life. I don’t see eye to eye with all of my family members, but I want to have happy, loving relationships with them. This is how I am doing it, and you can too.

In today’s episode you’re going to learn how to make decision making fun and that each choice you make is saying yes to one thing and no to another. I know I’ve been gone for sometime and I’m going to explain that too.

I get triggered more than I’d care to admit. And I get faced with the decision of leaning into it or running from it.

I’m over 2 weeks into the #75Hard challenge and the results are really starting to be more obvious now. Change is happening!

If you’re looking to inspire and motivate others, if you’re looking to make a bigger impact you may think you need to have it mastered, you need to be perfect. But the truth is, people aren’t inspired by perfection and mastery.

I love marketing, I won’t lie to you. The psychology behind it just fascinates me. In today’s episode we are continuing the Miss Americana theme and jumping into the thing I hate the most in the marketing realm.

I’ve just finished watching Taylor Swift’s New Americana and something I saw in the doco really spoke to me. Are you giving away your happiness? Is it in someone else’s hands? I’ve been there. I may have side “New” instead of “Miss” I’m this episode several times. I’ve gotten Halsey’s song and Taylor’s movie mixed up haha.

Sometimes we get hit with a tidal wave of overwhelm. One of two things can happen, we can bury our heads in the sand, throw in the towel. Or we can see this overwhelm as the opportunity that it is to take the next step.

We’ve just finished up Funnel Hacking Live and it occurred to me that many people don’t know how to handle the low that comes after an amazing event. So here is how I handle that low!

It’s that time of year when people are talking about their New Years resolutions. While I’m all for self improvement, making a resolution may not be the best way to go about it.