Why I Started Offering a Money-Back Guarantee

Why I started offering a Money-Back Guarantee with my coaching.

Firstly, it raised my own game.

I had to ask myself, how good would I have to be at getting people any result they want, in order to feel confident giving a money-back guarantee?

I have to give a transformation so powerful that people would never need to ask for one. I’m constantly holding myself accountable to getting people results.

Secondly, I realized something so damn important.

The time my clients waste struggling to get the result they want all by themselves can NEVER be given back. Money can be given back. But time can’t.

And if someone can get the result they want with me 10x faster and 10x better than if they did it on their own, I owe it to them to provide that.

So by offering a money-back guarantee, I’m offering people the chance to get their time-back BEFORE they lose it – with zero financial risk involved.

Achieving their impossible dream now versus achieving it in 10 years – what better value can I really give?

These two reasons make it SO easy for me to offer a money-back guarantee.

It means the real risk they're taking is NOT working with me.

Whatever result you want, I’ve got your back. Book a consult here.

My Viral Post

My post went viral yesterday!

1.3k likes and 258 comments

Some days I show up and no one likes my post. Not a soul.

But I remember to love myself anyway.

Some days I show up and people do comment, and it’s unkind things.

And I remember to love myself anyway.

Some days I show up and what I say goes totally viral, full of grateful comments.

And I remember to love myself on those days too.

Because I’ve decided that I won’t let the outside world determine whether or not I achieve my goals.

My dream is more important to me than anyone’s opinion.

Impossible goals – I’m coming for you.

How to Win at Life

Create a plan.

A simple one.

Just a few steps.

Execute it.

Screw up.

Keep going.

Screw up again.

Cry.

Keep going.

You don’t stop.

YOU DO NOT STOP.

You go until it works.

Even when it sucks.

Eventually, you win.

It’s really that simple.

Saying No is Saying Yes to Something Else

This week I’ve had a bunch of YESES.

Yes, I want to book a float in a sensory deprivation tank = No, I don’t want this shoulder pain anymore.
Yes, 3 new clients want to work with me = No, I won’t use that time for something else.
Yes, I’m buying that new jumpsuit just because it speaks to me = No, I won’t use that money for something else.

But it has also included a bunch of NOES.

No, I don’t want to do the photoshoot I booked anymore = Yes, I want to reduce my stress levels.
No, someone on my team doesn’t want to stay = Yes, I want to take over their work for a while.
No, I don’t want to be part of that community any longer = Yes, I want to surround myself with positive people.

Every yes is a no. Every no is a yes.

Everything I Have Learned in the Past Two Weeks

The last two weeks have brought me 3 new clients, 2 new YouTube videos, several new friends, and a LOT of progress.

I feel a monumental shift happening.

I wrote this list for myself privately, just to make sure I won’t forget anything I’ve learned, but it just feels too good not to share.

• Deciding that everything I desire is HERE. It’s not even “coming” or “on it’s way". It’s here. I just have to wait to see it. Like when you work for your employer, and you know they are going to pay you. The money is HERE. It exists. It belongs to you by law. Now I just have to wait to see it. Same with any goal. Do the work & it is already yours.

• Choosing to live in the breakthrough. Small or big. And then sharing my breakthroughs for others to benefit from too. Because that’s where I get the most benefit from others – when they share their biggest breakthroughs.

• Showing up in the right energy makes a much bigger impact on myself and others than purely just showing up. I’m learning to align with the right energy before I show up every day.

• Deciding that I am ready right now. I don’t need anything else to change. I have everything I need to achieve my goals, right in this moment. So get to work!

• Saying “no” only when I LOVE my reasons for saying no. Saying “yes” only when I LOVE my reasons for saying yes. If I don’t love my reasons, question my decisions.

• Choosing to be detached from NEEDING my goals to happen. Sometimes my brain turns the feeling of deeply desiring something into the idea that I NEED it. It’s not true. I don’t NEED anything to happen. So now that I no longer need them to happen, I can step back and breathe, and take action from a detached place.

• Slowing things down a LOT. Not trying to do all the things all the time. The world will go on if I don’t post on Instagram for a few weeks.

• Deciding that I have the magic pill already. I’m guilty of trying to find a magic pill that will fix all my problems. So what if I just decided that the thing I have IS the magic pill? The book I’m reading, the movie I’m watching, the coach I’m working with, the program I joined. If I truly believed I had the magic pill in my possession, how would I show up differently?

What recent breakthroughs of your own would you add to this list?

Our Brains Need Toddler Supervision

Our brains are like toddlers. They need supervision and direction. They’ll do what they’re told but sometimes not without kicking and screaming. We have to learn to manage our brain like it’s a toddler. Know that it won’t always behave, and learn to love it anyway. Tomorrow will be better.

What Nobody Told Me About Blogging

I’ve been blogging for over 300 days in a row, and there’s only one thing I wish I’d known: this is it.

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How to be Consistent

If I could tell my past self anything, here’s what I would say:⁣

Choose one thing that will move you closer to your goal, and do it every single day. ⁣

No matter what. ⁣

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On weekends. ⁣

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On Christmas. ⁣

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On your birthday. ⁣

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Do it even when you don’t feel like it. Especially when you don’t feel like it.

3x a week isn’t enough. If it was, you’d be there by now. ⁣

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Do it every. single. day.⁣

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Your life will transform.⁣

Planning My Day With Rocks & Sand

I’ve been working with my coach on being more productive during my day, and I’ve implemented this new way to prioritize my to-do list:

Rocks = big tasks that need to be prioritized

Sand = small tasks that can be done when there are a few minutes of downtime between doing the rocks

So each day, I’ve been setting my to-do list up with rocks and sand. That way, I know I need to hit as much on the rocks list as I can BEFORE I fluff around doing the sand.

Have you tried this technique before? Let me know in the comments!

Being Future Me

This week, I've been sitting in the fear of whether or not to book a photoshoot.

I've been wanting one for my brand for ages, but the last one I did was a. freaking. disaster.

When I got the photos back I cried.

They were so different from the beautiful photos on the photographer's Instagram that I actually googled him to see if he was a scam, just uploading other people's images, pretending they were his.

Turns out he was legit, he just didn't put in much effort into my shoot

I was super gutted.

It put me off wanting to invest in myself again.

But I wish I had. I wish I’d gotten straight back up on the horse.

I should have booked a new shoot immediately.

I was taking action from my current self. The one who was scared it would turn out badly again. So I didn’t.

But the only way to get from A to B is to BE the person at B right now.

This is what I'm working on every single day with my mindset: taking action from what my future, more successful self would do.

So today I bit the bullet I and paid for the shoot. Even though I’m scared. Because future me would do it.

And I want to be her SO bad.

Start making decisions from your future self, and one day you’ll wake up and realize you have everything you ever wanted.