07/17/2026
A few weeks ago I was doubting myself in big ways.
I hadn’t been investing much time into my business; my cup was running over with client work, campaign work, and family — and I was feeling stuck and close to burnout.
There’s a phrase, “Sometimes a change of scenery is all that’s needed to get a little perspective,” and oh how true it is.
When you’re in the same routines, you start feeling stuck and I felt like I was in mud. I have had this slow-rising anxiety because I haven’t been spending time on my own business. I paused my podcast, my own social was crickets 🦗- even though I tapped my assistant to support I was STILL the roadblock. So my leads were dry (this is what happens when you don’t market your business fwiw!) and I felt like I was drowning.
Y’all. I’m home from a delightful 3 days in Chicago with at her Growth & Connect retreat - a retreat I attended for my second year in a row. This change of scenery was SO needed.
Three days of learning new things and focusing on my business, myself, and setting new goals and getting the time to be creative again. I’ve felt like all my creative energy was going to others, so it was nice to pause, brain-dump ideas, and capture content. Conversations, collaboration, and support — all in 3 jam-packed days.
Grateful for communities of thoughtful, inspiring business owners who support one another! 💙
Stay tuned — I’m still supporting service-based businesses on how to show up authentically online and increase your visibility without the overwhelm, but we’re shifting. We have our next group program starting in August, and I’m still booking strategy calls — if you need support with what to say online, how to show up without the overwhelm... reach out! 💙💙