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5 Questions I Ask Myself When Everything Looks Right But Feels Wrong

Using questions as a compass, not a checklist It usually sneaks up when I least expect it. Everything looks fine on paper—the plan is mapped, the systems are humming, the work is moving forward. But inside? I feel off. That tension used to keep me stuck. I’d push harder, double down on effort, or throw…

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The Navigator’s SHIFT Compass: Build A Business That Fits You

Forget scale-at-all-costs strategies. Here’s how to build a sustainable business that makes sense for your life, not someone else’s. You might be in the middle of one of those “how did I end up here?” moments. I’ve had plenty. I didn’t set out to build an empire. I just wanted to use my skills, make…

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This Wasn’t the Business I Meant to Build

I found my way back by making clarity my compass, not someone else’s blueprint. You’re doing everything they say you should—checking boxes, hitting milestones—yet something feels off, like you’re walking the path in someone else’s shoes. That has been me over the last few years – running my WordPress agency and pivoting to Digital Navigator…

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No One’s Watching You (And That’s the Best News Yet)

A mindset shift that frees you from perfectionism and overthinking Back then, I was that mom—the one who volunteered for everything—chaperone, fundraiser, even PTG president. If the group needed help, I was there. On paper or off—it didn’t matter.I just wanted to make sure the kids had what they needed and that I could be…

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Success Isn’t a Shortcut—It’s a Way of Thinking

What if your next big win wasn’t about a faster shortcut—but a better way of thinking? I’m the kind of person who actually reads the instructions. Not just skims them—reads, rereads, then lines up the pieces before beginning to build anything. Measure twice and cut once. That’s my motto. When the new outdoor furniture for…

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The Surprising Power of Saying Yes to a Last-Minute Invite

How one unexpected dinner helped me unravel self-doubt and lean into trust Ever get a last-minute invitation and think—should I really go?And then it starts. Am I a backup plan?Did they feel bad I wasn’t included?Was it someone else’s idea?Or… maybe it was a friend who suddenly realized, you’d love this. I’ve learned to pick…

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Unstuck: A Guide to Confidence & Momentum

Shift Your Perspective, Make Decisions with Confidence, and Find the Right Support Your biggest challenge isn’t knowledge—it’s trusting yourself to take action. About 15 years ago, we decided to sell our suburban home and move to a 25-acre property in a rural town. To say I am up for any challenge is an understatement because…

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Why Writing Your One-Star Review Is the Wake-Up Call You Need

Get real with yourself. Discover how writing a brutally honest one-star review can uncover blind spots, spark growth, and transform your life. Ever wondered what your life would look like if you reviewed it like a disappointing product on Amazon? Brutal honesty can sting… but it can also save you. We’re so used to assessing…

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