This program is for entrepreneurs ready to achieve measurable results and take their business to the next level. It’s not just information—it’s structured support, accountability, and proven strategies to eliminate excuses, take action, and see real, sustainable growth.

Networking isn’t about attending every event or meeting anyone and everyone. It’s about being strategic and having a repeatable system that can help you make the most out of each interaction. My framework is simple enough to use anywhere—even while you’re in line at a grocery store—but robust enough to create real connections.

We’re tackling a sneaky little saboteur that’s been quietly draining your energy and killing your productivity – decision fatigue. Yep, it’s that nagging exhaustion you feel after making too many decisions in a day.

Big changes can be super intimidating, but micro-habits? They’re small, manageable, and can lead to huge results. Ready to find out how these tiny actions can transform your productivity and help you crush your entrepreneurial goals? Let’s get into it!

Have you ever struggled to turn off your brain? As a business coach, I know exactly how that feels. It doesn't matter if it has been a super productive and awesome day or just an absolute chaos of a day. If you're anything like me, you've probably found yourself at the end of your workday still working or constantly thinking about work.

Let's get real—the entrepreneurial grind is brutal. We are bombarded with messages glorifying the 24-7 hustle, but the truth is, it's really a fast track to burnout. We’re diving into what you need to break free from the non-stop grind and how to craft a better work-life routine that keeps you sane and supercharges your productivity.

In our fast-paced, efficiency-driven world, multitasking is often hailed as a mark of productivity and dedication. However, research shows that multitasking can significantly reduce productivity. To combat this, embrace single-tasking. Focusing on one task at a time improves concentration, creativity, decision-making, and problem-solving. Here are some strategies to transition from multitasking to single-tasking:

The reason you want to be ruthless with your focus is because your focus is your time, and your time is the only thing that you truly have in life. You can always make more money, get more clothes, eat more food, and acquire more of almost anything. However, you cannot create more time. It is finite and more precious than any resource on Earth.

Avoid these common pitfalls by staying focused on what truly matters, resisting the allure of quick fixes, and committing fully to your business journey.

Picture this: The finish line of 2023 is in sight, and your income goals seem to be playing hide-and-seek in the shadows. If you're nodding along, you're not alone. The journey of a solopreneur or small business owner is a rollercoaster, complete with unexpected loops and thrilling highs. As we approach the last leg of the year, let's not just talk about goals; let's strategize, recalibrate, and triumph.

In our quest for personal and professional growth, we often find ourselves grappling with self-doubt, limiting beliefs, and a lack of direction. We try various methods, but the breakthrough we seek remains elusive. That's where my TrueNorth Intensive coaching comes in. I want to tell you the story of Sarah, whose life took a transformative turn through our program.

If you're a woman who is all about self-improvement and personal growth, then you know the importance of constantly gaining knowledge and seeking out resources to help you achieve your goals in life. Whether you're looking to improve your health, build your wealth, or enhance your relationships, there are plenty of incredible resources out there that can guide you toward success. As a coach, I've had the opportunity to delve into a wide variety of books, podcasts, and other resources on these topics, and today I'm excited to bring you my top 10 favorites.

As a health enthusiast, I'm always on the lookout for new ways to enhance my well-being. Over the last 6 months, I have tried a handful of new products, techniques, and habits. Some of them have worked wonders for me, while others have fallen flat. In this blog post, I'd like to share 3 new things that I have been trying that have improved my health. Additionally, I am going to share one habit that I have decided to give up this year. My hope is that sharing these experiences will help others looking to make positive changes in their own lives.

As a leader, you can significantly boost your business growth by maximizing the potential of yourself and your team. However, many leaders struggle with mastering effective traits or face roadblocks like communication issues and lack of trust. You don’t have to do it alone!

We’ve all had to sit through meetings where people are too afraid to share their thoughts or ideas. The office asshole doesn’t have that problem. They’re confident in their opinions and not afraid to share them. This is actually a great quality to have in the workplace, as it encourages people to think critically and not just go along with the status quo.

To get yourself to where you want to go, to where you want to be, or to what you want to do in life, you first need to know where you stand. And more importantly who you are. What are your dreams? Your goals? Your strengths? Your fears? Your weaknesses? What makes you YOU. You need to know yourself to lead yourself.

It’s easy to feel like a good leader when your employees are hitting all their marks, and the business is successful. And yes, you are doing a good job as a leader, but theres a chance you could be doing better. There are many qualities of a good leader, but one could argue that keeping morale high is one of the better qualities for a leader to possess.

All aspiring and current leaders can benefit from leadership training that focuses on assessing their own strengths and weaknesses and applying that knowledge to improve their interactions with others.

Remote work has become the hottest commodity since toilet paper during the pandemic. Many companies were immediately thrown into a remote work environment, causing in-person managers to scramble to learn how to continue to maintain their team’s performance, overall happiness, and well-being.

You have to know yourself to lead yourself. But getting to know yourself can be incredibly uncomfortable and is often overlooked. The great news here is that this means if you are willing to step outside of your comfort zone and really look inward, you will in turn set yourself apart from others and become a standout in leadership. But first, let’s establish what wisdom is and why it's so valuable in leadership.