Scroll down to watch the video.   You’re going to want to read today’s email settled in your chair with a good cup of tea or coffee. It’s my most revealing 20 minutes on video ever. And I’m taking you deep into some of the drama that’s been going on behind the scenes as I’ve expanded my own capacity in the last two years. Now, this is an in-depth post, so I made it two ways for you. Pick the easiest way for you to absorb this powerful story: You can watch the post as a 22-minute video below. Or you can read the whole story in text form, right below the video. Do yourself a favor and DON’T tell …

I came across the most interesting post on my social media feed a few weeks ago. It was a long, vulnerable post where a woman confessed that she was finding it overwhelming to juggle her growing career, all the new clients coming in, hiring people to delegate things to and managing her home life on top of it all. Then she did an interesting thing… she asked everyone for “advice on how to expand [her] capacity” to handle it all without sabotaging her momentum and growth. The comments poured in with people offering all sorts of time management hacks, “tips” that had worked for them and “strategies” for how to do more. There were even a few people who just …

I speak to hundreds of women about money every year.  Not just clients, but also women interested in working with me who book exploratory sessions.  At the end of those conversations, we always talk about money and what they want to invest in working with me.  Ten years into this business, I’ve had around a thousand of these calls. And I’ve learned A LOT about the stealthy ways in which people sabotage their money and even reject money that is wanting to come to them.  The way a woman shows up for and reacts to the money part of her exploratory session often reveals a lot to me about why she’s experiencing money plateaus in the first place.  Or if …

  A few weeks ago I was speaking with a client about a big problem that had popped up for her recently. An irate customer who was obsessed with demanding all his money back, even though she had responsibly delivered the service he paid for.  He was borderline stalking her online and kept threatening her over email.  Then in the same week, I spoke with another client who was having a similar experience.  A woman had signed up for one of her programs and seemed to think that 38 years of problems could be solved in one 3 hour VIP day and when her entire life wasn’t fixed, she tried to dispute the charge with her bank.  This created my …