
DO SOMETHING
IMPOSSIBLE
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Entrepreneurship
✔️ Blog every day for 2 years
(Completed July 2021)✔️ Become my own boss full time
(Completed Sept 2020)✔️ Build a 6 figure/year business
(Completed July 2021)⚪️ Build a 7 figure/year business
✔️ 1000 subscribers on YouTube
(Completed Nov 2021)⚪️ 5000 subscribers on YouTube
✔️ Become a Certified High Performance Coach
(Completed Nov 2018)✔️ Coach an Olympic Athlete
(Completed Aug 2022)Health
✔️ Do 20 push ups in a row
(Completed October 2019)✔️ Do 50 push ups in a row
(Completed Jan 2020)Adventure
✔️ Climb Mt Kilimanjaro
(Completed Sept 2011)✔️ Hike to Everest Base Camp
(Completed May 2007)Personal
✔️ Speak on stage
(Completed Nov 2022)⚪️ Do a keynote on stage
✔️ Get a Psychology degree
(Completed Oct 2017)✔️ Dance in an on-stage Salsa Performance
(Completed May 2024)⚪️ Do a breakdancing windmill
⚪️ Master the moonwalk
⚪️ Compete in a Salsa competition
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Updated 20th March 2025
My membership, GET IT DONE is growing. This offer has been something I’ve wanted to create since the very beginning of my business (and actually tried to create in 2019, but my business wasn’t at the level to handle it yet).
Goals I’m working on right now:
7 figure business
Getting 8.5 hours of sleep every night
Building a community in Sydney
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Hey! I’m Sarah.
I set goals to feel alive.
Sweaty palms.
Racing heart.
Can’t think of anything else.Combining my background in Psychology with my training as a High Performance Coach, I help ambitious entrepreneurs, creatives and athletes achieve their goals.
l created this blog to share behind-the-scenes of my own goals and help you push your limits. I'm creating what I wish existed for me to consume.
People often ask if I’ll climb Mt Everest like my parents did in the 90's (as depicted in the 2015 film, Everest).
While I’ve done a little bit of mountaineering (Kilimanjaro in 2011 and Everest Base Camp in 2007) what most people don’t know is that my late dad was also an entrepreneur. I feel most connected to him through our shared love of entrepreneurship and attempting the impossible in all areas of life.
Ready to do something impossible together?
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How to Become the Most Valuable Person on the Internet
I want to be the most valuable person on the internet.
Not the most popular. Not the most polished.
The most useful.
Whether you’re building a business, leading a team, or just showing up for the goals in your own life—what if you held yourself to that standard?
What if your free content, your advice, your presence, was more valuable than other people’s paid stuff?
That’s the bar I’ve set for myself.
And I challenge you to do the same.
Because when we raise the standard for the value we bring to the world, we all win.
What Being The Most Valuable Person on The Internet is NOT:
Posting every day
Making beautiful content
Having a specific niche
What it IS:
Solving actual problems for people
How to Be Valuable
Ask yourself: Will someone get a result from this?
A real result—tangible or intangible.
Like making their first $100.
Resisting texting their ex.
Feeling less anxious.
Finally getting clarity on what to do next.
If someone’s life looks different after consuming your content, you’re being valuable.
How to Be Hypervaluable
Where value solves a problem, hypervalue blows their mind while doing it.
And the simplest way to blow someone’s mind?
Surprise them.
In a world drowning in content, they’ve seen it all.
To stand out, you don’t need to be louder.
You need to be unexpected.
Enter: The Flip Formula
“You think it’s X, but it’s actually Y.”
That sentence underpins 99% of my content.
Examples:
Value isn’t about helping. It’s about blowing someone’s mind.
People don’t buy your expertise. They buy your energy.
Say what people believe, then flip it with something truer, deeper, or counterintuitive.
The Hypervalue Checklist:
Does it solve a problem?
Not just talk about it. Not just define it. Actually solve it.Will someone get an immediate result from this?
More money this month. Less weight this week. Less anxiety today.
Can they use it immediately to improve their life?Is it surprising?
If they’ve heard it before, they’ll ignore it.
To blow people’s minds, you need to induce surprise.
The best ideas are often old truths with a twist.Have I broken it down like I’m being paid to explain it?
I like to pretend my audience is paying me $100 a month to be on my email list. If someone paid you to consume what you’re producing for free, would it feel worth it?Am overcomplicating it?
As Coco Chanel said, “Before you leave the house, look in the mirror and take one thing off.” Don’t dress up your value in a silly hat. Deliver it simply.
Ruthlessly cut anything non-essential.
How Much Should You Give Away for Free?
All of it.
Because the more you give, the more you’ll feel compelled to create.
Worried no one will pay if you give too much away?
The opposite is true.
The more generously you share, the more demand you generate.
And there’s no shortage of problems to solve. People will always want help.
So don’t hold back. Give your best stuff away.
That’s how you become the most valuable person on the internet.
You can't learn to swim via email
You can't learn to swim via email.
You have to get in the water.
Feel the cold. Swallow some chlorine.
It's the only way.
No matter how much passion you have for your goal right now, it's not enough to carry you to the final result if you don't actually do anything.
You have to put yourself in a situation where even when it's cold, you get in deep end.
You know what you need to do.
You just haven't done it yet.
Time to get in the water.
How To Let Going ALL IN Be Easy
Identify what needs to happen to create the result. Not what your perfectionist brain wants the process to look like. You can have a messy process and produce a killer result. Do you REALLY need to do all those steps you think you need to do?
Commit to doing what needs to happen.
Commit to NOT doing any extra stuff.
Relax. No one is going to die if you let it be easy. Goals are just for fun.
How to Nail Your Messaging
“Sarah, your messaging is so good!”
Honestly, I don’t think about messaging.
I find people with problems and I try to solve them, visibly.
Great messaging comes from actively seeking problems to solve.
Instead of asking “What does my person need to hear?”
Ask yourself “Who has a problem I can solve for free, in front of other people?”
Don’t expend energy crafting your perfect “customer avatar” or working out which adjectives best represent your brand.
Find people. Solve their problems. Let others see it.
This Is What Success Looks Like
Hearing yes, then hearing no.
Receiving hate mail.
Questioning your decisions.
Getting locked out of your Facebook ad account.
Missing a day. Missing an opportunity.
Wanting to do more. Wanting to do less.
Having a meltdown.
Getting a refund request.
Being overwhelmed with things to do.
Having to fire a team member. Struggling to hire someone better.
Regretting doing something. Trying to fix it. Making it worse.
Accidentally deleting something unrecoverable.
Success is just managing bigger problems that you had before.
All these struggles aren’t on the path to success, they are success itself.
The problems you have now were your past self’s dream problems.
You will outgrow them, and the next level of problems will come.
This is what success looks like.
Good Design Is As Little Design As Possible
“Good design is as little design as possible.” – Dieter Rams
When I created my first coaching offer in 2018, it had a ton of features:
Half-day coaching sessions
Constant check ins
Long workbooks
Fillable PDFs
Homework
Journaling prompts
Flowers (I’m not kidding. I used to send my clients a bouquet when the signed up.)
I thought my people wanted me to give them every solution to their problem.
What did they actually want?
Their problem solved.
Nobody actually wants more. They just want the result.
Once I figured that out, my offer was simple:
Weekly coaching sessions. That’s it.
And now that my practice is full, I’m in the process of creating a new offer that can hold more people.
I watched my brain slide back into my old pattern of thinking that it would require me to offer more.
But I caught myself. Nope.
Don’t create a Swiss Army knife solution for a problem that can be solved with a knife.
Just create a sharper knife.
Gradually, Then Suddenly.
“How did you go bankrupt?”
“Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly.”– Ernest Hemingway
My overnight viral success on Twitter occurred after publishing more than 1000 pieces of content online.
My burst of $10k months began in September 2020 after more than two years of barely making a part time income.
Gradually, then suddenly isn’t just the path to bankruptcy.
It’s also the path to success.
If you’re in the gradual part of your journey right now, don’t be fooled into thinking that’s all there is.
The sudden part is coming.
It’s THIS CLOSE.
But only if you embrace the gradual part and keep going.
So if it seems like nothing is working, do not stop.
Do not switch tactics.
Do not change strategies.
Do not seek new solutions.
You’ll sabotage the momentum you’ve built up in your current direction, and end up back at the starting line.
Gradual progress means it’s working.
Someone said no? It’s working.
Someone said yes? It’s working.
Small win? It’s working.
Big fail? It’s working.
It’s working. It’s always working. It never stops working.
As long as you don’t stop working.
Keep going. The sudden bit is coming.
Ask Sarah: Am I doing enough?
Q. “No matter how much I get done, or how productive I am, I always feel like I should have done more. How do I know if I’m doing enough?” – M, Serbia.
A. Define “enough”.
Enough to make a million dollars?
Enough to pass your driving test?
Enough to gain 10 pounds of muscle?
You have to know what your desired result is.
Then, you must identify what actions actually create that result.
Crucially, it’s not about identifying what actions would make you feel productive, legitimate, or like you’re doing it right.
It’s about pinpointing what is truly required to get the result.
I call it the Result-Producing Action.
It’s the action that comes directly before the result you desire.
Let’s say your desired result is to sell 20 new websites to architects every year.
Your Result-Producing Action would be to reach out to architectural firms and offer it to them.
You can spend all day working – posting a cute graphic on social media, designing a new logo, reworking your pricing, even working on your existing client websites – but none of that is ever going to feel like enough, because it isn’t.
It’s not your Result-Producing Action.
Instead, you could spend 30 minutes each day of the year making five phone calls to architectural firms, offering your website services – and that would be enough.
(That’s 1825 offers per year. You’d easily land 20 of them.
Even if most people say no, that’s still a result. You got real-world feedback and data. Something actually happened.
Here’s how to do the math:
Define the result you want.
Identify the Result-Producing Action.
Calculate how many times you need to perform that Result Producing Action to ensure you’ll create the result.
Just do that. That’s enough.
TLDR:
You’ve done enough when you’ve done something that will produce a result.
Stop Optimising Your Life
If you’re not already making money, you don’t need a plan to scale your business.
If you’re not already posting on social media 7 days a week, you don’t need a content calendar.
If you’re not already going to the gym, you don’t need a workout schedule.
Stop trying to optimise what that hasn't been created yet.
Unless you’re already knee-deep in action, it’s just procrastination.
In the beginning, your job is just to create, make, sell, share, publish, send, post, write, or paint, without preparation.
When I blogged daily for two years, I never batched my content ahead of time. Not even once.
To this day, everything I create is made for the current deadline I’m facing.
Videos, blogs, podcasts, emails – none of it is done in advance.
Planning is an illusion. It’s a trick your brain plays on you to stay in motion without having to face the real work.
That’s why during the first coaching session with my clients, we make a simple, guaranteed plan for their goal.
Then we never, ever plan again.
No organising.
No prepping.
No templating.
No batching.
No strategising.
Only doing.
“Who Do You Know That Can Write Me a 100 Million Dollar Cheque?”
“It’s honestly that simple, Sarah. Just keep asking people “Who do you know that can write me a 100 million dollar cheque?” until you meet someone who can connect you to the right person.”
It’s such an obvious answer, I want to kick myself for asking.
I’m sitting on Zoom in a Sydney Airbnb, talking to a Venture Capitalist who has secured giant cheques from some of the biggest names in Silicon Valley.
I’ve just asked, on behalf of a client, how to raise hundreds of millions of dollars.
I’m expecting him to explain a formal process for approaching investors.
Instead, he tells me he mainly just sends DMs on LinkedIn.
It dawns on me as we’re talking, how many of the results in my own life have come from simply asking.
Clients, apartments, jobs – all because I called or emailed someone (often a stranger) and asked.
What is your version of the “Who do you know that can write me a 100 million dollar cheque” question?
Who do you know that can help me break into the luxury market?
Who do you know that can get me featured in a major publication?
Who do you know that can help me become a professional singer?
Who do you know that can get my child into a top-tier pre-school?
It feels uncomfortable to ask. Inappropriate, even.
But outrageous requests get attention.
Note that the question is not “Do you know anyone who…”
Because that only requires a yes or no answer.
“Who do you know…” requires a name.
This is one of those times where grit matters.
You can’t ask three people today and then forget about it.
It’s got to be the main question on your lips for the next six months until you get the result.
Most people reading this will think about asking their question.
But what if you actually did it?
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