I THOUGHT I'D RUN OUT OF THINGS TO SAY

I was live weekly. For years. Until I ran out of ideas, felt burnout, couldn't take it anymore.

Before Covid, I ran Facebook Lives constantly. Conversations about the mind. Interviews with entrepreneurs and coaches.

When Covid hit, we - friends and I - ran a series of entrepreneurial live sessions for ten hours straight, trying to help business owners get through the first shock of it.

Then I stopped.

Not by decision.

Battled by burnout, somewhere in the middle of everything Covid brought with it.

I knew staying present mattered. I just didn't have anything left to say - no ideas anymore.

For a long time, that was the story. Someone who used to show up constantly, and then didn't.

I started planning the return last year.

Started to go live again properly around April or May this year.

And here's what surprised me.

The material didn't run dry.

If anything, it's accumulating faster than before.

More conversations, more study, more of what I have learned about how the mind actually works, feeding into more places to say it.

This year alone: four national webinars, fifty to a hundred people each time.

A bi-weekly live show across LinkedIn, Facebook and YouTube, soon TikTok and Instagram too.

6 sessions so far.

I used to think eventually you say the same thing enough times and it stops meaning anything, even to you.

Turns out the opposite is true. The questions people bring never really change.

Mind, language, physiology, how to get a little better at running your own.

What changes is the platform, and how much more I understand now than I did before I stopped.

I am back because I have more to say than I did the first time around.

If you want to be part of it, the replays are in the membership community.

Ask for the link to the National Training Week sessions, or join the community directly.

Right now, you can be part of it while it's still small.

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