self-reflection practice
want to make your work, work for you?
Make time to figure it out
In 6 weeks, you’ll build a weekly self-reflection practice that actually sticks
you want change, but you just don’t know how to get started or how to stay motivated
Maybe it's a side business you keep thinking about. A career change you've half-planned in your head. Or just wanting your time to feel like your own again. You want more control over how you work, but don’t think it’s possible.
But your week fills up. Work and other life responsibilities takes the best of your energy. And the big questions about your life and work get pushed to "someday."
It's not that you lack motivation or ideas. It's that you've never had a dedicated, protected time to think them through. Without that time, someday never comes.
How much longer do you want to push off figuring out how to finally make you work, work for you?
schedule a weekly meeting with yourself to reflect on your challenges and progress
If you are committed to working on your terms, you have to schedule time to work on it.
As you’ve probably already learned, just thinking about it isn’t working.
Our free 6-week Self-Reflection Practice course walks you, step by step, through building a weekly self-reflection practice. One hour a week, on your calendar, protected like it’s one of your most important meetings because it is!
We teach you how to reflect on patterns and trends in your thoughts, feelings and habits to help you focus on your most impactful actions to create work that earns you enough to live your ideal lifestyle without burning out in alignment with who you really are.
Over time, not only will you have built a valuable habit for changing anything you want in your life, but you will have a clearer and clearer picture of what work freedom means for you, and how to create it one week at a time.
What you'll do, week by week
Week 1: Build the Foundation for Your Self-Reflection Practice
Week 2: The Question Habit
Week 3: Daily Growth Journal
Week 4: Resistance Is Your Teacher
Week 5: Stop Asking for Permission
Week 6: Take Imperfect, Consistent Action