Dream Into Success

Do you ever find yourself saying YES when you really feel like saying NO?

I can definitely say I have. And yes, people-pleasing has been a bigger part of my life than I ever thought.
And while I've definitely made significant shifts and set boundaries, sometimes, it still wants to creep up!

If you are wondering if you are people-pleaser too - just read on!
https://www.dreamintosuccessnow.com/post/signs-you-are-a-people-pleaser-and-how-to-stop

Who are you thankful for on your business journey?

For me, there are quite a few, but those that standout are my mentors, especially Bob Proctor , my mastermind partners - including 's support, and more importantly my husband.

While I had succeeded in the corporate world, business taught me vulnerability.
There were moments I wanted to quit, it felt like nothing was working and in those most vulnerable moments he was there for me - cheering me on, believing in me more than I believed in myself in that very moment. Grateful forever my love!

You look successful on the outside. But inside? The self-doubt is loud. The hustle is exhausting. And the imposter syndrome doesn't care how far you've come.

I had the most honest conversation with on the — and we didn't hold back.

We talked about why high-achieving women still feel like frauds, why burnout is rarely about your workload (and almost always about your mindset), and why the version of you that's been pushing so hard might be the very thing standing in the way of your next level.

Are you feeling it too?

Watch the full conversation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=It4Tlx3W5k4

We dive into:
• Why even highly successful people experience imposter syndrome
• How identity shapes productivity and success
• Why burnout often comes from mental overwhelm—not workload
• The myth of hustle culture and why doing less can produce better results
• How to sell your services without feeling pushy or salesy
• How failure can become the most powerful growth tool in business
• Practical mindset exercises for overcoming self-judgment and moving forward

We did a thing or 2 yesterday!
Thank you to all the amazing people who joined us, dove into gardening and embraced some grounding, relaxation exercises!

Let's plant the right seeds in our minds and our gardens!
Let's slow down to speed up!
Let's replace hustle with "we are enough" and recentering moments!

Love my flowers Blue Cowan!
Thank you for an amazing evening Straw and Truitt!
Grateful for you all, the great speeches and the room!

Anyone else feeling like life has just been… a lot lately?

Between work, schedules, kids, responsibilities and trying to keep up with everything, it’s easy to realize we’ve been taking care of everyone else except ourselves.

One thing I’ve been reminded of lately is how much simple things help us slow down and reconnect again — being outside, gardening, quiet moments, being intentional with our mindset, even just breathing a little deeper for a moment.

So Troy Barzilla and I decided to put together something free for the community this Saturday at Goodwill-Shopton from 10 am to 12 pm.

Nothing fancy or salesy — just a space to learn, reset a little, talk about gardening, mindfulness, mindset, well-being, and hopefully leave feeling lighter than when you came in.

If you’ve been needing a little TLC lately, we’d love to have you there.

And to make sure we have enough supplies, just comment below or DM me to RSVP 💙

Most of us move through life constantly doing, thinking, and pushing… until we lose the connection to what actually matters.

Everything starts with a seed. A belief. An idea. A new way of living.

If you’re craving more balance and less "hustle," join us for Deeply Rooted on 5/23 from 10 am to 12 pm!
We’re reconnecting with the earth and our inner selves to create growth that lasts.

This immersive experience is designed to help you step out of survival mode and into a more grounded, intentional way of living.

What to expect:
We'll have a hands-on planting session. You'll learn the stress-reducing magic of soil and why real growth can’t be rushed.
We'll also have a guided reflection on the "mental seeds" you’re planting and how to shift from burnout to balance.

You’ll leave with your own custom plant arrangement and a renewed sense of clarity.

If you'd love to join us for this FREE workshop, comment below "link."

Sometimes the biggest battle isn’t knowing WHAT you want…

It’s believing you’re actually allowed to have it.

That’s why I love revisiting Think and Grow Rich over and over again — because it’s not just a book about success or money.

It’s a book about identity.
Faith.
Self-belief.
Desire.
And becoming the version of yourself who is able to receive and create what you truly want.

On Tuesday, we'll be studying the chapters on Desire and Faith — which speak so deeply to me and have been pivotal in my journey.

So many people want change, want more for their life, want to trust themselves more deeply …but quietly struggle with fear, self-doubt, imposter syndrome, overthinking, and worrying about what other people think.

But before our circumstances change, our belief in ourselves has to change first.

If you love personal growth, meaningful conversations, mindset work, and surrounding yourself with growth-minded people, you are welcome to join us.

It’s free.
It’s supportive.
And you'll leave with new insights.

Comment “link” and I’ll send you the details.

Yesterday, I experienced one of a kind networking/anniversary event.

As Viking Mergers and Acquisitions celebrated their 30 years, they handed something special to every attendee: a $10 bill that we could give to someone struggling as an act of kindness.

This honestly moved me so much.
And it's not just a $10 - it comes with a beautiful note reminding that person that they matter.

I'm deeply honored and grateful to be part of such an initiative. Thank you for sharing this event with me and Thank you for this incredible initiative, along with the amazing catering and charity donation jars.

Just grateful and I cannot wait to give this $10 bill and note to someone who needs it.