• Our new podcast intro!
• An update to my family
• A great month end to January
• What I’m spending a lot of time reading and learning about
• The two frames I see around thinking about money
• New questions I’m asking myself that I’m so proud of
• The weird habit I noticed 

Quotables

“It’s important from a marketing point of view to get into the avatar’s way of looking at things.”

“I’m looking for powerhouse, visionary executive level women who feel trapped in some type of work identity that really isn’t true to who they are.”

“It was nice to be validated in not panicking because panicking really doesn’t pay off.”

“There’s just a lot to learn when you’re a small business owner.”

“You need to watch your cashflow.”

“Oh, this is how you handle money in a business.”

“There’s something to being willing to go through the learning curve.”

• What I walked into and right back out off
• What affects our experience of life the most
• The lessons I learned from playing with money, relationship dynamics, independence, and client avatar
• Why I’m letting go of a specific monetary target
• A brand update that’s coming into view
• A new learning about money

Quotables

“Things are clicking over here, which is awesome. I notice that I feel good pretty much all the time.”

“In going for that goal I got a $250,000 lesson.”

“It feels like there is a whisper of a dream that is creative, artistic, or a healing aspect.”

“These themes are really important in terms of these clients: relationships, money, creativity, independence, security.”

“The thing that I’m most about is setting people free.”

“My main thing is this calm, still water: spacious, white space, peace.”

“Just going for a goal always has rewards.”

• My journey to our journey
• What really motivates me
• My typical experience as a podcast guest
• A sweeter purpose
• A takeaway on changing your mind

Quotables

“I also just want this to be a place of collaboration.”

“I really don’t see it as a competition.”

“I’m looking forward to bringing on some guests moving forward.”

“I see that there’s a big scope of work.”

“Oh, I have not really made any sales.”

• Re-jiggering morning and evening routines
• A dark chocolate habit
• 2019 year end numbers and tax prep
• Closing in on an ideal avatar
• Getting caught in my own marketing hook
• What I prefer to look at instead of money
• A big podcast shift!

Quotables

“It feels like so much more consciously creating.”

“I felt really great this whole week.”

“It may shift over time, but that’s where I’m starting.”

“I think anywhere where there’s someone living out of the truth of who they are.”

“Who had felt guided away from who they are.”

“A billion is out of the range of a lot of people’s imagination.”

“I could never get done in twelve months what I can get done in ten.”

• One of the best vacations we’ve had
• The importance of staying up-to-date with a partner
• What I was listening to instead of my body
• A reflection on 2019 and my lessons learned
• The downside of a bubble of positivity
• The new questions I’m asking myself this year

Quotables

“It seemed to just take the whole day to do that.”

“I felt very restored, rested.”

“I’d fallen into a restrictive mindset.”

“It makes sense that I’d need to pay attention to food.”

“It’s grand to express anger.”

“It’s totally ok to share freely now.”

“What are you actually feeling?”

“Healing is in the lead for me, not achievement.”

• What I did during my holiday
• My year end reflection process
• Why I’ve been reaching into the unknown
• Letting go of some communities I’ve been a part of
• Plans my husband and I made for the new year

Quotables

“I did some great reading.”

“This past year has been a really relational year, a healing year, and an exploratory year.”

“Things getting in the way are old protective mechanisms.”

“Let’s put some concerted attention into this relationship thing.”

“If I’m putting so much emphasis there, then I’m neglecting my priority.”

“It’s a good idea to pause and re-calibrate your life.”

• What made me feel impatient with my 2020 plans
• The jolt I’m anticipating with re-entry into action
• Trying to find the match between what I do best and new clients
• My tangible monthly financial goal
• What feels like settling… in a good way!
• Lessons I’m picking up from some phenomenal leaders

Quotables

“I’m interested in that collaboration and seeing how it all comes to fruition.”

“I need to still keep good boundaries and give myself room to decompress and wind down.”

“I notice some zest or zing.”

“Make sure my priorities are in order.”

“I’d gotten switched around a little bit and started putting work above everything else.”

“Can I live my priorities as well?”

“It’s fun to live life and figure things out and make mistakes.”

• The research I really appreciate
• The new lens I’ve been learning and talking about
• A tree grows in my office
• The area that I often forget
• Where I’m feeling some trepidation in my 2020 planning
• The form of healing that can go on in all sorts of relationships

Quotables

“Thank heavens we have therapists in the world.”

“What’s the clean takeaway from all of that?”

“I learned all the ways that we can be good to one another.”

“Whatever feeling you’re feeling is ok.”

“That’s kind of a strength of mine, just sticking with it.”

“We all want safety.”

• Realizing I can change my bat signal
• Continuing evolution of my client avatar
• Thoughts about 2020 goals
• New skills I’m developing
• Is my old goal still relevant?

Quotables

“It’s always so interesting to see the world through different people’s eyes.”

“Big massive improvement in self understanding.”

“I’m interested in continuing to do some more professional development.”

“I do want to keep improving and sharpening the saw.”

“I do notice a feeling of slipping away from that goal.”

• Some of the huge gifts that I’ve received
• The really tall walls I built
• The downside of not being open to input
• What I think can be more valuable than peer support
• An error in my prioritization
• One upping personal development
• A Thanksgiving lesson and a breakthrough in the nightstand dilemma

Quotables

“We all pick up a lot of stuff from our families.”

“I haven’t really been past focused at all.”

“One thing about being human is that we can all have blind spots.”

“Looking for the flaws or trying to get the broader perspective can be really appropriate.”

“Business goals are fun and there are a lot of things to learn in business.”

“It’s those personal relationships that really matter.”

“I was so worried that someone that I cared about would say something negative.”

“Our outer worlds are reflections of our inner worlds.”