WELCOME TO MORE, PLEASE.
A two-week experience in falling even more in love with your life, playing in your desires, and becoming wildly expectant of all the goodness still available to you.
More clients. More sales. More money. More beautiful experiences. More time to actually enjoy the life you're creating.
For the woman who looks around at everything she's created and thinks...
Holy shit. This is my life.
And then enthusiastically says...
MORE, PLEASE.
14 daysĀ | $88 | NOVEMBER 2ND
IMAGINE TWO WEEKS OF...
Being so present in your life that even the most ordinary moments feel delicious.
Letting yourself want ridiculous things without immediately wondering how they're going to happen.
Celebrating the money, the love, the clients, the opportunities, and the beautiful surprises already making their way into your world.
Opening your banking app and getting excited about the money coming in instead of immediately calculating what's going out.
Making offers because you're genuinely excited about what you're selling. Putting your phone down afterward and going about your day because your entire mood isn't riding on whether someone buys.
Booking the trip. Ordering the dessert. Taking the afternoon off. Saying YES to something you want without turning it into a negotiation with yourself.
Having more room for slow mornings, spontaneous afternoons, beautiful experiences, and the people you love.
Being halfway through a random Tuesday, looking around at your life, and realizing you're living so much of what you once prayed for.
And feeling completely lit up by everything you're still creating.
Because you don't have to choose between being grateful and wanting more.
You get to have both.
Actually, I think one makes the other even better.
YOUR DESIRE GETS TO BE GRATITUDE IN MOTION.
I believe it's absolute bullshit when someone responds to you wanting more with...
"You should be grateful for what you have."
EXCUSE ME?
If you just ate the most incredible dinner of your life and asked for seconds, would that mean you were ungrateful for the first plate?
NO.
It's a compliment to the chef.
You're asking for MORE because of how fucking good it is.
And I think life works the same way.
Wanting more money doesn't mean you're ungrateful for what you make.
Wanting more clients doesn't mean you don't appreciate the women already paying you.
Wanting more beautiful experiences doesn't mean you aren't absolutely obsessed with the life you're living.
Sometimes you want MORE precisely because it's already SO GOOD.
And asking for more, allowing yourself to receive more, enthusiastically expecting more?
I think that's a compliment to God, Universe, Source, and every version of you who got you here.
The woman who once prayed for what you have now.
The woman who kept going when she couldn't see how things would work out.
The woman who made the decisions, took the chances, and created the life you're currently living.
Imagine telling her that now that you've made it this far, you're going to stop dreaming.
Absolutely not.
We're going to enjoy every delicious second of what we've created.
AND we're going to keep playing with what's possible.
Because gratitude was never supposed to be the ceiling on your desires.
It gets to be the reason you enthusiastically ask for seconds.
MORE, PLEASE.
IN 14 DAYS, YOU WILL...
GET SO CLEAR ON WHAT MORE ACTUALLY LOOKS LIKE FOR YOU.
Not what Instagram says you should want. Not what would impress everybody else.
What YOU want.
The money. The clients. The experiences. The relationships. The freedom. The random little luxuries that make an ordinary Wednesday feel like your favorite day of the week.
And what you actually want your business to make possible in your life.
BECOME THE WOMAN WHO CREATES OPPORTUNITIES INSTEAD OF WAITING FOR THEM.
There are people to meet. Conversations to have. Offers to make. Money to earn.
And you get to participate in making those things happen.
We're bringing that abundant, expectant energy into your business AND pairing it with actual action.
Because believing there are more than enough clients available is wonderful.
And enthusiastically inviting them to pay you? Even better.
STOP TREATING EVERY SALE LIKE IT DETERMINES YOUR ENTIRE FUTURE.
Imagine making an offer and not spending the next six hours wondering if anybody's going to buy.
Imagine following up with someone because you're excited about helping them, not because you're terrified of losing the sale.
Imagine having a quiet Tuesday in your business and still feeling wildly confident about the money you're creating.
That's the kind of relationship with sales we're cultivating.
One where you can want the money, pursue the opportunity, and enjoy yourself in the process.
MAKE MORE ROOM FOR THE LIFE YOU ACTUALLY WANT TO LIVE.
Because what is the point of building a business that gives you freedom if you've convinced yourself you have to earn the right to enjoy it?
Take the afternoon.
Dance in the kitchen with your baby.
Go to lunch on a Wednesday.
Spend time with the people you love without mentally calculating how much work you should be getting done.
We're looking at where you've unnecessarily complicated things and where you get to create more space for the actual living part of your life.
BECOME EVEN MORE AVAILABLE FOR THE THINGS YOU WANT.
The opportunities. The experiences. The relationships. The money. The beautiful surprises.
We're getting really clear on what deserves more of your YES.
And what you've been giving your time, energy, and attention to simply because you've always done it that way.
You get to change your mind.
You get to want something different.
You get to want something bigger.
And you get to enjoy the hell out of what you already have while you're at it.
And perhaps most importantly...
You'll spend two weeks practicing how to enjoy the life you're living WHILE enthusiastically creating more of everything you love.
More clients.
More sales.
More money.
More time.
More YOU.
Not because what you have isn't enough.
Because it's SO GOOD.
And there's so much more to experience.
A LITTLE NOTE FROM ME.
I'm a mom of two.
I've sold over $2 million professionally.
I've built businesses, started over, made some wildly uncomfortable decisions, and lived through seasons where the life I have now felt so far away.
And somewhere along the way, I realized something.
I don't want to spend my life working toward a version of success that I never actually slow down long enough to enjoy.
I want the money.
I want the clients.
I want the beautiful home and the spontaneous trips and the ridiculously good opportunities.
AND I want to dance in my kitchen with my baby.
I want slow mornings and afternoon coffee and time with my family.
I want to look around at the life I've created and feel so overwhelmingly grateful that I could cry.
And then, in the very next breath, get ridiculously excited about something else I want.
I don't think those things contradict each other.
I think they make life so much more fun.
And I've stopped believing that everything wonderful has to come with an equally exhausting price tag.
I don't need to be perpetually overwhelmed to be wildly successful.
I don't need to be dissatisfied to be ambitious.
I don't need to earn the right to enjoy my life.
And I certainly don't need to apologize for wanting more of the things that make being alive so damn good.
This is the energy I'm bringing into MORE, PLEASE.
My perspectives on money, sales, desire, receiving, and creating a business that makes your life even better.
Not someday.
Now.
Because I want women making incredible money AND having incredible lives.
I want us celebrating what we have, enthusiastically creating what we want, and enjoying ourselves in the process.
I want more of that.
MORE, PLEASE.
YOUR DESIRES CALLED.
THEY'RE TIRED OF BEING GHOSTED.
You could spend another two weeks thinking about the life you want.
Saving the pictures from Pinterest.
Entertaining the possibilities.
Telling yourself someday.
Or you could spend those two weeks actually playing with your desires.
Choosing them.
Making room for them.
Taking the opportunities.
And allowing yourself to receive more of the things that make your life so ridiculously good.
Because you didn't come here to spend your entire life postponing the things that make you feel alive.
You came here to LIVE.
To enjoy what's here.
To play with what's possible.
To be absolutely delighted by what you've created and wildly expectant about what comes next.
And when something beautiful comes knocking?
You don't shrink.
You don't apologize.
You don't ask if you're allowed.
You smile and say...