JOURNAL PROMPT:
Is there a part of you or your identity that you need to grieve and let go of? Write a eulogy for them, thanking them for bringing you here & honoring that part of yourself.
JOURNAL PROMPT:
If you had a full day to do whatever you wanted, what would your ideal “doing nothing day” look like? (And nothing is a totally valid answer)
JOURNAL PROMPT:
Which relationships & situations feel shameful to you? Which cause you second-hand embarrassment? What is this shame trying to tell you?
JOURNAL PROMPT:
Brain dump your ideal life, business, home, etc. - but instead of writing material things, categorize them by what you imagine physically, mentally, emotionally, spiritually, and socially.
JOURNAL PROMPT:
Is there a situation with someone (or yourself) where you can give grace and let go? How would this make you feel and how would your ego take it?
I might post daily on social media, but you'll never know what I eat, where I'm at, who I'm with, if I'm sad, if I'm hungover...
Posting consistently doesn't have to mean oversharing.
Copy Tip:
Avoid positioning yourself as "too perfect."
People don't want perfect, they want relatability.
Reveal scars, bumps and bruises, be vulnerable.
Use your story to tell your prospect's story and build an army of true fans.
OFFICIALLY TAKING ONE WEEK OFF IN AUGUST & I AM ELATED.
First time I’m *really* taking a vacation & don’t feel guilty about it and can really “afford” it in 2.5 years of business 😱😱😱
Potential coaching client: “Cassandra, what’s the secret? How did you do it?!”
Me: Consistency.
Client: “Ok, but how did you DO it?”
Me: Consistency? 🤷🏻♀️
Client: “But... that’s it?”
Me: Yeah...?
Friends don't ask for free services/products.
If they do, they ain't your friend.
Or... the poor things have ZERO idea what being an entrepreneur is like.