Be smart enough to find the way to stand out in your business. Not dumb enough trying to fit in with what everyone else is doing.

I do three key things with clients that radically changes their business and lives.

1. Identify core priorities, stick them on a repeatable schedule that works.
2. Get focused on full and proper launches.
3. Get them out of the noise and in to the right strategy for success.

It is rare that anyone does not feel that growing a business is way, way harder than they thought it would be. So if you're feeling this. Know you are not alone.

Your focus can be pulled too easily away from the core priorities that lead to success in your business. There's a lot of noise out there that can cause this to happen. Be mindful of where you are placing your attention.

Sometimes it's time to stop with all the learning, and start with all the implementing, because the first will only give you the knowledge, whereas the second will give you the results.

You don't win in business by standing still. You win by pushing forwards as hard and as fast as you can.

Focus on building a strong network. Surround yourself with mentors and peers who inspire and challenge you. Collaboration and support can open doors to new opportunities and speed up your business growth.

You have a lead magnet, a product, or a service.

You show up and talk about it a couple of times, then crickets.

You're done, and you're moving on to the next thing.

You cannot expect great results from pants non-launches like this.

Business is really just about being willing to keep showing up and taking the steps every day, failing and learning as you go, until the results start to show.

The harder it is.

The more likely you are to succeed.

Sit with that for a moment.

Especially when you’re looking for the easy route.

The CHURN Method:
-> Repetitive daily priority tasks that compound over the long haul to = business success.
Most people simply won’t stay with the churn for long enough.

The freedom you'll feel is huge when you stop doing what all the social gurus say you should do to get growth, and instead you start to do your own thing in a way your audience wants, likes and needs. I have ladies killing it doing it their way.

It is more important for your business to listen to and deliver to your audience, than it is to listen to and create around all the social marketing noise.

75% of your content should be value based. 25% of your content should be your pitch. Your value based content builds trust, helping you achieve much more success with the 25% of content that's a pitch. Most people get this back to front.

Which do you prefer (as a consumer)?
- Blogs
- Podcasts
- YouTubes
You can only pick one… :-)

Just deleted over 500 pieces of content from my iPhone that were all trying to fit into the social media treadmill of keeping the 'algo' happy.

Gone. Done. Feels much better. Zero fucks given. 🤗

Am I suggesting you do this too? Nope. Your business. Your way. Always. 🔥

The minute I stopped trying to fit myself into all the marketing guru noise on social media, I felt a weight lift from my shoulders.

No more chasing trends.
No more squeezing a message into a 12 second reel.
No more trying to go viral.

Instead just showing up and sharing authentically.