No one prepares you for the moment your vet tells you that your dog is dying.

Driving home, tears streaming down my face, I realized I had two choices:

1. Keep operating my business out of the constant need to be “on.” Always offering something new, always launching, and trying to squeeze in what was most important while everything felt overwhelming.
2. Find another way. Create my own version of stability—a business that gave me consistent income, clear boundaries, and time to step away.

That moment forced me to stop and rethink.

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When Life Gives You a Wake-Up Call

Sometimes, the hardest wake-up calls come in the middle of life-changing events.

I wish this revelation could have come to me gently, whispered through the pages of a book or a late-night conversation. But instead, it was sitting right at my feet, reminding me of what truly mattered.

It became clear: working harder wasn’t the answer.

• Hustling for short-term money at the expense of long-term sustainability wasn’t the solution.
• Trying to keep up with the relentless pace of launches, programs, and trends wasn’t working.

Change was necessary, even though it felt terrifying.

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Redefining Success: What Do You Really Want?

Sitting down with a pen and paper, I asked myself:

• What do I want my business to look like in 10 years?
• What kind of life do I want it to create for me?

Putting those answers into words was scary. It meant facing hard truths, saying no to opportunities that didn’t align, and committing to a vision that felt bold and deeply personal.

Here’s what I remembered:

• You can have the business you want. One that doesn’t demand constant hustle.
• Overflow is possible without chasing the latest micro-program or launching non-stop.
• You can make great money while prioritizing the things you love most, like spending nights on the couch watching Below Deck with your partner, dreaming about your next adventure.

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Scaling Doesn’t Mean More Work

Scaling your business doesn’t have to mean longer hours, sacrificing your identity, or hustling until you burn out.

True scaling is about refinement—aligning your business with your deepest desires and long-term goals. It’s about designing a life where:

• You can clock out on Thursday and fly to Vegas without bringing your laptop.
• You spend your evenings dreaming about your next step instead of dreading it.
• You feel free to say no to things that don’t serve your vision.

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Ready to Redefine Your Business? Join Overflow

If you’re ready to stop the hustle and create a business that supports your life—not the other way around—Overflow: The Mastermind is for you.

Here’s what’s waiting for you inside Overflow:

• One (60) minute private call with me monthly to create customized strategies for sustainable income growth.
• Three group hot seat calls each month to connect with other incredible women, share insights, and gain support.
• Monthly panel-style calls for collaboration and inspiration.
• Unlimited material review of sales pages, emails, captions, and more to ensure alignment with your vision.
• Slack access for ongoing support and guidance between calls.
• Two five-day inclusive retreats for rest, connection, and redefining your goals.

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Take the Leap Toward Overflow

This is your chance to create a business that aligns with your life, values, and dreams. A business where you don’t have to sacrifice your time, energy, or passions for success.

Apply to Overflow: The Mastermind and start building a business that works for you.

Scaling doesn’t mean losing yourself. It means stepping into your truest desires—and Overflow can help you get there.