Hi, Love! I'm going to dive right in—hustle culture had its moment when influencers were out here screaming 📢 “boss babe” into their ring lights and startup founders were living on Red Bull and vibes ✌🏼. But we’ve seen where that road leads: straight to burnout, a midlife crisis, and, if you’re not careful, an ill-fitting Hawaiian shirt in Thailand (and not in the good way). 😮💨 For years, we’ve idolized the hustle → Grinding 24/7 And let’s be honest, we’ve always associated that grind with masculine energy. The CEO firing off midnight emails to the team, the guy whose cell phone is their constant dinner companion, the dude whose entire personality is back-to-back Zoom marathons. (You might already relate to these guys). But here’s the kicker: men fall victim to hustle culture just as much as women. 🤔 I mean, why do you think so many corporate men hit a certain age and suddenly decide they desperately need a red sports car they can barely fit into? It’s because they’ve ignored themselves for decades. They’ve worked themselves into the ground, sacrificed joy for productivity, and now they’re standing in their kitchen at 50, wondering why their entire identity is just emails and zoom calls. So yeah, the hustle doesn't actually work! And guess what? If we don’t course-correct now, we’re next. We (yes, we WOMEN) are the next generation of midlife crisis jokes if we don’t learn to manage our energy, leverage our time where it actually matters, and redefine what success looks like—without driving ourselves into exhaustion. That’s exactly what I help my clients do. You don’t have to choose between being wildly successful or having a life. You get both. I help you build top-tier productivity, but in a way that’s sustainable, fulfilling, and doesn’t end with you sadly sipping Mai Tais at Applebee's next to some guy named Greg who “used to be in finance.” If you’re ready to work smarter, not harder (and avoid future identity crises), let’s talk. My 1:1 coaching is where we ditch the hustle and build success on your terms. Reply to this email or book a call here—because I want to see you thriving and driving your G-Wagon now rather than impulse-buying a Corvette in 20 years with no one to ride shotgun. Hot Tip - Set a "Me First" Appointment - Literally put time on your calendar for yourself before you book anything else. Even if it's just 10 minutes to enojy your coffee hot while sitting in some sunshine. If it’s on your calendar, it counts—and so do you. Cheers to enjoyable success, |
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