You can choose to tune in to my energy as you read this.

I know the drill. 

As solopreneurs, we’re wearing A LOT of hats. 

We’re the visionary with the mission.

We’re the marketer that puts together content & marketing assets.

We’re the sales representative that talks on the phone with potential clients.

We’re the administrative assistant that answers emails, organizes your schedule.

We’re the client success manager working on a  great client experience.

We’re the HR business partner hiring subcontractors.

We’re the finance officer paying bills, checking cash flow. 

It’s a lot. 

Most of all, we’re the ones with the stress on our shoulders to make sure we bring in enough new revenue to keep the lights on. Am I right!?

I think it’s fair to say that one of the biggest challenges (and frankly the biggest priority) as a solopreneur is to sell. You can’t escape it.

Yes of course client satisfaction is SUPER important and helps tremendously with bringin...

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I’ll tell you right away: I am NOT talking about my ex-husband. He’s awesome and thank god we’ve had a conscious uncoupling process filled with respect for each other.

I’m talking about my relationship with myself. 
The most toxic relationship you can imagine.

The type of relationship where you can’t spend 10 minutes with someone without criticizing them, being triggered by something they’re not doing right or always wishing they were doing more for you.

A relationship based on lack. Lack of trust, lack of unconditional love, lack of respect.

You get the point.

Now here’s where it gets interesting for you entrepreneurs in the room: 

The way it impacted my business is quite fascinating.

In February of 2021, my business hit its highest income month. 

The cash collected that month was the equivalent of what I used to make in an entire year in my corporate job. 

I was obviously thrilled in the moment, but…

Just like when...

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I know, this is a weird topic for a business conversation right?

I’m definitely not an anthropologist, but I can tell you one thing:

Understanding my family’s history has helped me understand why I was self-sabotaging my business success. 

More precisely, why I was plateauing at around $200,000 yearly revenue and why last year as I navigated my divorce, I dipped to $100,000.

This conversation is NOT going to be about a strategy to grow your revenue.

This is about your fullest potential and the impact you get to create when you set yourself free from generational trauma. 

Dissecting your family tree will give you a view on the underlying operating system of your business, which is *shocking news* your own mind.

As a solopreneur, your business is truly a mirror to your own operating system.

Let’s dive into it. I’m going to explain the steps and share with you my own analysis of my family tree so you can see a concrete ...

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 There are moments in life when you just know something needs to change. You are searching for answers.

 Whether it’s a job you’re no longer excited about, or a routine that doesn’t serve you, friendships you outgrew or well…

a relationship you need to let go of.

All of these are indicators that you are ready to reinvent yourself, to reignite a fire inside, to step back in alignment…

To find your "X".

 Today I want to share with you the exact process I went through to navigate my post-divorce journey of finding myself again.

 And let me tell you, I feel so activated by life these days!!! I’m a complete new woman.

I know some of you might not be going through a divorce at all, but this process can be used for any reinvention you might be going through.

In order to “find yourself again”, what’s actually needed is a process of building rapport with your new self.

 It’s about getting to know the new version of you in t...