My course of the month is going to be taught by Liesel Teversham - Growth for Sensitive Introverts.

The topic--

Safe in the Spotlight:
Feeling Comfortable with Marketing & Visibility
By Using EFT Tapping​

In the above video, we talk about whom the course is designed for, and what you can expect if you join us!

See more info and register here:
​EFT Tapping for Calm Confidence in Marketing

1. Deadline Method — Work by project deadlines: Meet the closest deadlines. Work all night if you have to, or postpone/cancel other commitments or projects as needed to meet the most urgent and important deadlines.
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2. Scheduling Method — Schedule recurring chunks of time to work on various projects. Stick to those time slots. The projects simply get done whenever they get done. Or, if there’s a due date for something, you’ll learn to work faster within those time blocks.

The first method (Deadlines) seems the most popular. Or rather, it’s the default way. We were raised with deadlines in school, by the government (e.g. tax time), and at work (boss gives deadlines)... 

Is it possible to be emotionally relaxed and joyful, yet highly productive?

Think of a master in martial arts … they aren’t fretting, tense, worried, or stressed out. They have a relaxed focus, a calm strength, a powerful composure.

Their face might appear emotionless, yet their body expresses a wide range of motion, able to accomplish a great deal with both precision and flexibility.

Inside, they are experiencing clarity, confidence, and a calm joy.

​I’m not a martial arts master, but I have developed a sort of calm, joyful productivity within my own sphere of work: content creation, business coaching, and book writing.

​“Tell me about your goals,” I said.

“Well… I want a business beyond my wildest dreams… doesn’t everyone?!” — prospective client.

In their voice, a slight tinge of desperation… an unspoken “I refuse to be happy until I get there…”

I can relate. When I started my business 11 years ago, I was uber-focused on external success. Becoming a millionaire, having a huge following, etc.

​In the process of seeking these things, I burned out.

​I see a lot of aspiring business owners doing this:

You’re waiting until you’re “ready” before you take the leap.

A dear client asked me about the “thin line between readiness and procrastination.”

​After coaching hundreds of business owners, I can tell you this: ​