Hey my beauts! Can I get an RSVP to the Q and A? In the spirit of transparency and life being life - something has come up that I would really like to attend to tonight but that would mean I couldnt make the Q and A at 19.30. I could potentially make it for 20.15, but if no one has any pressing questions or if everyone is busy tonight, I won't push it. If anyone wants any help with anything comment here that you do and lets see how I can help.

OOOF!!! I'm on a call with Alex Hormozi right now, and he just said this: If you need accountability, you may as well give up because you are going to fail! He gave this analogy: To start smoking or any other addictive vice, you don't need an accountability buddy - you put that cigarette or doughnut (or whatever vice) in your mouth over and over with no help at all. No one needed to hold your hand. You got good at it. Then you need an accountability coach to quit to get fit or work on your business with an absolute focus... What happens after you stop having your coach or accountability buddy? What do you think? Do you agree or does that make you feel any kind of way????

You're a generator. Nothing is more important to you than being passionate about the work you're doing. You want to enjoy the process of it, and be immersed in the day-to-day flow of your work. Your connectedness and sense of well-being as a person comes from doing work that you're passionate about because you're an artist at heart. No matter if your artist's medium is paint or numbers, or whether you create with a computer or words or something entirely different, you are an artist because you come alive through your connection to the process of doing your work. Look for work that allows you to do what you love. Like - seriously - are they in my head?? Whats your human design type?

Hi ladies! Happy Monday! I just watched a live video with Alex Hormozi while on a live call with him in a group I’m part of. He shared some very inspiring insights that I think are relevant for anyone working toward a goal. He talked about rushing and how it stops you from achieving what you want. If you have one eye on the future and one eye on the present, you won’t work as hard now—and working in the present is the most important thing you can do. Consistent action toward your goal is the biggest factor in your success. You have to be determined, persistent, and even a bit stubborn. Refusing to stop taking action is the surest way to succeed at anything you’re working toward. But your chances of success drop significantly if you constantly get distracted or try to start too many things. This advice ties in with advice I’ve heard from other highly successful entrepreneurs and applies to our daily lives. The overarching theme is that working steadily toward one goal and cutting out distractions will bring the progress you’re looking for. There are countless ways to succeed, and they’re all valid. But you need to pick one. If you’re learning something new, choose one teacher. If there are multiple ways to reach your goal, choose one path. It’s not about finding the “best” one. You'll get distracted and stuck if you spend too much time analysing the perfect option. Taking action now is the most important step toward success. The key is to take action and keep taking it. Your actions don’t have to be perfect—they just have to be consistent. Please give us your best tip for success in the comments. 🚀 Or drop your best motivation gif!!!

Hi ladies, Nice to be in this group! - I know Emma from her PROLIFIC YouTube channel lol and really love her down to earth advice. (I've just clocked the resources post @Emma Beckett thanks so much for putting those together). I'm an artist based in South East UK just branching out into my own work as a content creator and building an audience. Anyway, lovely to be in a safe space with fellow like-minded souls! 💗