Episode 137
Overcoming Overwhelm and Aligning Your Business for Success
Val Selby dives into her personal journey of overcoming overwhelming challenges in her business and life. She opens up about the chaos that ensued after her business partner left, forcing her to take on the work of two people. This led to a period of survival mode, compounded by personal issues including her mother-in-law's terminal illness.
Val shares her candid experience of trying to juggle too many roles, which ultimately resulted in burnout and a realization that she needed to re-strategize her business operations. She emphasizes the importance of focusing on optimizing and realigning one's business with personal goals and skills, rather than constantly adding new tasks to the workload.
Val introduces her upcoming program, "Optimize and Align," which is inspired by these lessons. Through this workshop, she aims to help others find clarity and streamline their business efforts. Val stresses the need to repurpose existing work instead of continuously creating new content without a clear strategy.
By sharing her plans to launch the workshop live in March, Val encourages listeners to mark their calendars and join her in the journey towards aligning their businesses with their true passions.
Ultimately, this episode is a heartfelt call to action for listeners to re-evaluate their business strategies and focus on what truly matters, while providing a glimpse of the support Val intends to offer through her new program.
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Transcript
Hey. It's time to crank up the truth. I'm Val Selby, and over the
Speaker:decades of working online, I've learned a most important lesson.
Speaker:Mindset owns your business.
Speaker:If procrastination, imposter syndrome, and a lack of focus have been blocking
Speaker:your biz, then I'm here with Valvoline, ready to help you
Speaker:see the choices that you're making. Get ready to own your
Speaker:personality and use your expertise to create the business of
Speaker:your dreams. Now is the time to make changes
Speaker:and live your best life. So let's
Speaker:get to it. Alright.
Speaker:Welcome. Welcome to Vowel Full volume.
Speaker:Oh my gosh.
Speaker:It's one of those days that it's tough to, hit
Speaker:hit the record button. Okay? So
Speaker:this could be a long one. You might wanna grab a drink,
Speaker:whatever that drink is. Maybe you're gonna need the energy, so you're gonna need to
Speaker:go make yourself a third coffee even though you have set a limit
Speaker:for yourself of one. No.
Speaker:This is not me having a third coffee. No. Definitely
Speaker:not. Don't tell my husband. So when
Speaker:I'm not sleeping tonight, we all know
Speaker:why I'm not gonna be sleeping tonight.
Speaker:So I have an
Speaker:awesome new program that is coming out, and I'm going to start
Speaker:talking about it. I'm gonna do, like, this whole marketing thing.
Speaker:I'm going to lead into what this
Speaker:is.
Speaker:And gosh. Oh my gosh. Okay.
Speaker:So I sat here, and
Speaker:I I've been working up a storm with with,
Speaker:AI and having conversations with it.
Speaker:I, with a coach, sat down this
Speaker:summer. Gosh. It no. It was last spring,
Speaker:summer for a few months, and she and I
Speaker:mapped out so much stuff. Oh my gosh.
Speaker:She pulled so much of what I wanted out
Speaker:of me. And, the only reason I'm bringing this up right now is
Speaker:because this is the program. It's it's
Speaker:taken me all of these months
Speaker:to get it together and and be stepping forward
Speaker:with it. And so that's the conversation that I wanna have.
Speaker:So I was sitting with AI. I know you're probably going,
Speaker:what the fuck? And, hopefully, you're still here.
Speaker:I was sitting with AI, and I'm like, okay. Let's start the
Speaker:marketing. Let's get the planning. Let's do this. You know? I I
Speaker:have full on conversations with with my chat GPT. I
Speaker:don't I don't know how you work with it, but for me, it is my
Speaker:brainstorming partner and having full on conversations. So I'm like,
Speaker:okay. This is what needs to happen. This is what I want to happen. You
Speaker:know? Create me some podcast
Speaker:episodes with, you know, some some
Speaker:outlines. And, if you have
Speaker:listened for a while, you know I hate that. I I do not
Speaker:I barely make notes. If I make, like, three notes
Speaker:on a piece of paper about stuff that I wanna make sure that
Speaker:my squirrel brain doesn't forget to tell you,
Speaker:then I I'm still looking at it going, oh, oh, okay. I forgot. I
Speaker:gotta talk about these. Because I just I just like to come on here and
Speaker:talk. So I feel super fucking
Speaker:called out on these, outlines
Speaker:that AI created for me because
Speaker:the reason I created this upcoming workshop is
Speaker:for for the reasons that I've created so much other stuff.
Speaker:It's the shit that I wish I had had
Speaker:before. And this is why working
Speaker:with a coach is so fabulous because it's the shit that I didn't
Speaker:even know was in my head of what I needed
Speaker:and the way that I was putting things in place for myself.
Speaker:The beauty of a
Speaker:amazing coach
Speaker:is is them pulling this stuff out, and then you can
Speaker:look at it and go, who the hell created this? And all of a sudden,
Speaker:it's like, wow. I did. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. And
Speaker:that's what I want for you. So we're gonna get
Speaker:there. I'm going to tell you more about it. Not this
Speaker:week because I don't have the sign up forms yet for
Speaker:you to, you know, get on the wait list for the
Speaker:information. That'll be coming next week. I promise.
Speaker:But
Speaker:so so I don't do teasers very well. So why am I even
Speaker:pretending and trying? So the upcoming
Speaker:sprint is called optimizing the line. And
Speaker:this is coming about, and this is where I'm feeling super called out because
Speaker:here's my little notes that I'm looking at. And AI is
Speaker:telling me, share a personal story or a client example of someone working hard, but
Speaker:not seeing the growth they expected.
Speaker:I'm going in. I am going to explain to you how
Speaker:optimized and aligned has come to be, why
Speaker:I don't know if I'll get into the why it didn't get released,
Speaker:with the dates. We'll we'll see because this is a this is a
Speaker:journey, and it's quite a long journey. And, I love how
Speaker:AI says that I'm supposed to do this for two to three minutes. So
Speaker:please. Two to three minutes. You are hilarious.
Speaker:You are hilarious. No. I've got this personal story to share, and it's freaking
Speaker:me the hell out because I know that I know it needs to
Speaker:be shared because I know that this is the reason Optimize and Align is coming
Speaker:out. And this is the reason why after putting so much work into
Speaker:it and having it sit on my computer,
Speaker:why now is the time? So let's take it back. Let's take
Speaker:it back. So, I don't know if you
Speaker:know. I originally had a partner when I created bundle
Speaker:bash, and and it wouldn't have gotten created if
Speaker:that partner and I hadn't worked together. I was
Speaker:aware. I was highly aware. I think I've talked about it before in an episode,
Speaker:but I was aware that, you know, I couldn't do an
Speaker:online event
Speaker:event business by myself. I just couldn't. I couldn't add it
Speaker:on top of what I was doing. So when that came to be and I
Speaker:did it with a partner, that was perfect.
Speaker:That partner
Speaker:left almost two years ago now. So it'd be
Speaker:two I guess it's a year and a half. I don't know. It it'll be
Speaker:it'll be two years this spring. You know? Here we are in February. So two
Speaker:years two years sometime this spring. And and it
Speaker:was it was immediate.
Speaker:It was a I can't today or I can't
Speaker:tomorrow kinda thing. So all good. Okay. That had to
Speaker:happen. My life went to shit after that.
Speaker:It really did. I'm
Speaker:the the fact that I can talk about it now, this is why
Speaker:I'm going to be bringing Optimize and the Line out. It's the fact that
Speaker:I can talk about it now. The fact that I don't feel like I'm gonna
Speaker:just fucking cry my eyes out over all of
Speaker:the stuff that I have gone through and all of the growth
Speaker:that I have been forced through in the last two
Speaker:years means that I am in a position
Speaker:oh, I'm feeling it too. I am in a position now to help
Speaker:you get through and optimize and
Speaker:align your business as well. So
Speaker:that happened. Business partner left,
Speaker:which meant that I was the business.
Speaker:So what did I do? Of course. I took on both
Speaker:sides. I'm like, oh, this is the plan.
Speaker:This is the plan that we had. So I will now do everything. So
Speaker:I closed my coaching website down and all in a
Speaker:bundle bash. That's fantastic.
Speaker:That was not a wrong decision. That was fantastic.
Speaker:However, what I did was I took on the role of
Speaker:two people, and I was already doing the role
Speaker:of one people. But this was the
Speaker:plan. This was what was set in place. This is what I will follow
Speaker:through on because this was what was decided.
Speaker:This was what was decided by two people when two
Speaker:people were working it, when there was the expertise of two
Speaker:different people brought in. This is the
Speaker:beauty of looking backwards, you guys. The beauty of looking backwards.
Speaker:Because now I'm going, holy crap. What in the
Speaker:world was wrong with me? Now I know what
Speaker:was wrong with me. Not a couple of weeks after
Speaker:after getting that news, and I
Speaker:was going through all of the process of of splitting up the company,
Speaker:getting all the illegal stuff in place.
Speaker:My mother-in-law was diagnosed with terminal
Speaker:brain cancer. And so then it was
Speaker:just survival mode from there and
Speaker:constant survival mode. Meanwhile, I'm still trying to
Speaker:do all of the things exactly the way that they were originally
Speaker:set in place. No concept, not even a thought
Speaker:of is this the way that it should be or not? Do I need to
Speaker:make any changes? There was no room
Speaker:for thinking of change.
Speaker:All I could do was be in survival mode.
Speaker:And since that spring, I have
Speaker:been in extreme survival mode.
Speaker:I got really sick, made myself really sick,
Speaker:had some very personal issues, come up that I
Speaker:am not ready to talk about yet, but I know that they
Speaker:will be coming out. I will be part of the conversation.
Speaker:But at no
Speaker:point did I take a look at okay.
Speaker:Is this the way the best way for
Speaker:me to be running this business? All I did was
Speaker:constantly try and figure out, okay, I'm already doing this. How can I
Speaker:continue to do this? Versus sitting down and trying
Speaker:to streamline, trying to figure out,
Speaker:okay, which parts are the things
Speaker:that must stay because I have to do
Speaker:them. I I want to do them so much that it's
Speaker:a have to do. What things need to stay
Speaker:and what things need to be tabled and are
Speaker:not are just not right now.
Speaker:So needless to say, I ran my business and
Speaker:myself into the ground. Absolutely into the ground
Speaker:because doing all of the things mean I meant I wasn't fucking
Speaker:doing anything. I was spinning in circles
Speaker:because it was every single day was behind and this wasn't getting
Speaker:done and this wasn't getting done and just beating myself up because holy
Speaker:crap, you are working so hard, and
Speaker:yet everything is falling apart continually,
Speaker:every day falling apart. Are you getting why I'm gonna I'm telling
Speaker:you this story right now. Are you feeling
Speaker:it? If you're feeling it, baby, I hear you. I'm sorry
Speaker:you're in it. I am coming
Speaker:out the other side, and I'm here with a big hug. Okay?
Speaker:I'm also here with the wake up call that you
Speaker:might need. It might be time for a wake up call. You
Speaker:know? A a lot of the
Speaker:I don't have people typically
Speaker:that do the wake up calls. I don't know if it's just my personality or
Speaker:what. That's just gonna go into a whole another thing. I
Speaker:don't have the tough love people
Speaker:in my life. Maybe and and it could just be
Speaker:because I'm not usually the the tough kinda love, person.
Speaker:So maybe that's just why. I'm looking for the the balance. I don't know.
Speaker:But there comes a time when you have to do tough love.
Speaker:I end up doing the tough love to myself,
Speaker:and I can look back through all of all of
Speaker:my adult years that I can think of.
Speaker:And and that's the case. It's like I get to a point where I can't
Speaker:stand to hear myself talk about a certain issue or
Speaker:complaint anymore, and that's when shit gets done.
Speaker:And I know that I was partially in that when I started when I when
Speaker:I found Beatty to work with and create
Speaker:my, my first of two programs.
Speaker:When I when I got with her to to do that, and and that
Speaker:was amazing, and she was amazing.
Speaker:There's there's no coach on the planet that can make
Speaker:you do stuff. So while I had everything in place and set goals,
Speaker:I didn't follow through. And and I
Speaker:I know why I didn't follow through. And
Speaker:and I'm just I'm gonna be okay with that.
Speaker:I'm gonna be okay with the fact that the reason I didn't follow through was
Speaker:because it wasn't the right time and I couldn't deliver it in the way that
Speaker:it needs to get delivered. And here it is going to
Speaker:happen now in March. March '20 second and
Speaker:'20 third. As a matter of fact, yes, a Saturday and Sunday. So mark those
Speaker:dates because those are gonna be important dates. We're gonna do it live.
Speaker:So I got into
Speaker:full hustle mode, and I didn't get into full hustle mode
Speaker:because
Speaker:because I really I I didn't go into hustle mode knowing I was
Speaker:going into hustle mode. You know, for for part of the
Speaker:hustle mode, I went into hustle mode for
Speaker:a distraction. You know, dealing dealing with
Speaker:losing my my mother-in-law. Absolutely pour myself into
Speaker:work, but it but it wasn't even pour myself into work.
Speaker:So it was busy work at that
Speaker:point because that's all my brain could do for so long was the busy work,
Speaker:the the odds and ends, the connections, the things that
Speaker:typically we would be saying, you know what? Could somebody
Speaker:else do this? Those were a lot of the things that I was doing.
Speaker:And and I understand it's because I was going through trauma,
Speaker:and that's what my brain could
Speaker:take on at that time. Right? Creation
Speaker:didn't happen. In fact, when I got to the point where
Speaker:I actually was craving and enjoying creativity
Speaker:was amazing. And just this weekend,
Speaker:I finally, after I don't even know how many years, sat down
Speaker:with my craft shit, and I got
Speaker:crafty with my hands all day creating paper crafts,
Speaker:creating a junk journal as a matter of fact.
Speaker:And it had been so long
Speaker:since I had just sat there and not thought and just
Speaker:created something with my hands that it took a long time. It took me
Speaker:quite a while to get in there because hustle mode was, oh my god. Why
Speaker:is this not done? Instead of enjoying the
Speaker:process of creating for the art of creating, my
Speaker:brain took hours. You know? I did this
Speaker:all day. I it took hours for
Speaker:it to turn off and
Speaker:stop going, holy crap. This is taking forever.
Speaker:We should be done by now. Why is this taking so long? And
Speaker:I say that specific example because I've
Speaker:shared this with members before, clients clients before. My
Speaker:brain does the same thing with sales pages. My brain is just like,
Speaker:oh my god. We had the idea. We knew that this needed to happen. Why
Speaker:is it longer than fifteen minutes? And I
Speaker:have to purposely sit down and and write out, okay.
Speaker:We're not doing anything else today. That's it. Just the sales
Speaker:page. Just the sales page. Because my brain will click to that at
Speaker:times. My brain will be like, nope. Nope. Nope. We have so much to
Speaker:get done. We have to move on. If if we have to
Speaker:move on. So we can't do it today. Right? So then it doesn't get done.
Speaker:And then it gets pushed off because the next day, same
Speaker:thing. Whole long list. Well, can't get it done
Speaker:today, so push it to tomorrow.
Speaker:And when you take a look at it, it's like, okay. What's
Speaker:what is actually gonna move my business forward? Is
Speaker:it all of this stuff that I'm telling myself
Speaker:that needs to get done?
Speaker:Or is it actually getting my stuff
Speaker:out there?
Speaker:So one of the obvious main things that, you know, when I when
Speaker:I first looked at this little outline that it was is telling me I mean,
Speaker:it immediately popped into my head that I was
Speaker:so silly. I did not even recognize that
Speaker:there was no way in the world that I could take on the job of
Speaker:two people. Why couldn't I? I don't
Speaker:even what? What do you mean I can't take on the job of two people?
Speaker:And even as I was say I even as I spent
Speaker:all of those months trying
Speaker:to do both and failing miserably because,
Speaker:you know, we we had very distinct splits on
Speaker:on who was taking care of what in the business. And
Speaker:it like I said, it left a lot of stuff that wasn't even
Speaker:done. Like, half not even half assed. It was just like,
Speaker:wow. And so it was just in recent
Speaker:months as the clarity has started coming out,
Speaker:as I'm sitting there going, okay.
Speaker:What do I want to create? And all of this, I
Speaker:mean, in my own head. I've I've
Speaker:followed some workshops. We just got done with the spiritual entrepreneur
Speaker:expo. So I've had, you know, conversations
Speaker:within that. And and working through all of all
Speaker:of that piece by piece every day, I'm constantly
Speaker:now looking at it and going, okay. What do I want to create? How can
Speaker:I get it there? What do I need to
Speaker:start putting in place? Instead of
Speaker:thinking about just tomorrow,
Speaker:what do I need to be putting in place?
Speaker:This is a big reason why the biz accelerator hub
Speaker:may I made the changes in that. You know? Every month, we are
Speaker:doing a challenge that we are taking a look
Speaker:at a piece of our business,
Speaker:and we are either creating something brand new or they
Speaker:are reviewing something that they already have in place and how they
Speaker:can make it better. Distinct pieces. Right?
Speaker:Like, it's February. This month, we are doing,
Speaker:email sequences. So we're we're going through that.
Speaker:Each little piece needs to be
Speaker:optimized and work better for me.
Speaker:Instead of working every single day,
Speaker:I send out so many emails. So many
Speaker:emails. And guess what? Those emails get sent, and it's
Speaker:similar to social media. It gets sent, and then it's
Speaker:off into the world, never to be seen again.
Speaker:That is not a good strategy. It really
Speaker:isn't a good strategy because how can that piece be
Speaker:reused? What can what could I be doing with that
Speaker:information, that knowledge, the nuggets that I
Speaker:shared? How could that be used?
Speaker:And I don't even know because I've been in trauma
Speaker:mode, overwhelmed
Speaker:for so long that just stopping and breathing
Speaker:and looking at the ways
Speaker:that I can optimize
Speaker:what I have instead
Speaker:of adding more and adding more and adding more?
Speaker:What can I do to take what I have
Speaker:and make it better? I've been using the
Speaker:word leveling up or up leveling for
Speaker:at at least a year at least a year. Now I
Speaker:can't now the word just annoys me because it's
Speaker:like, a, I grabbed a hold of it and everybody's using it now. I was
Speaker:like, But that is what I've been
Speaker:looking at. It's like, okay. I have this.
Speaker:This is what I know my people, my community need.
Speaker:How can I level it up? How can I make it
Speaker:even more of a hell yeah? That's what
Speaker:optimization and alignment
Speaker:means to me, is taking
Speaker:what I have because I know
Speaker:that is needed. I know collaboration is
Speaker:what I am here to help with. I know
Speaker:connecting other people is what I'm here to help with. So how can I
Speaker:take the pieces and either rip and tear and throw them away
Speaker:or tweak and make some
Speaker:changes and level it up?
Speaker:So the beautiful thing is that most of what on was on my
Speaker:outline is already been said. I'm, like, scanning through it going, going, yeah. I already
Speaker:talked about that. Yeah. I already talked about that. This is why I don't need
Speaker:an outline. This is why I don't
Speaker:need an outline. I'm already talking about all this stuff.
Speaker:So the big deal is okay. So we're gonna optimize
Speaker:our stuff. We're gonna stop creating
Speaker:constantly over and over and over again and not
Speaker:repurposing, not not
Speaker:using that info. Like, if we created
Speaker:an email or, you know, the podcast, I will take this podcast
Speaker:for a big example. I do not optimize this podcast
Speaker:even close to enough. I'm working on it.
Speaker:But there's so many pieces, and it's just like, okay.
Speaker:Which piece do I want to run with? Which piece
Speaker:is going to,
Speaker:help my ideal people, my ideal clients?
Speaker:And which pieces are not? Which pieces need to go?
Speaker:Because I want I want the room. I don't wanna be
Speaker:overwhelmed anymore. I want the room for okay.
Speaker:I've got this. This is what needs to be talked about right
Speaker:this minute, and I wanna blow it up. I
Speaker:want it to go huge. I want to share it. I
Speaker:want everyone to hear it and see
Speaker:it, and I wanted to help them.
Speaker:You know, how do I make that happen?
Speaker:That's what we're going to be working with and optimizing the line. We're
Speaker:going to be working on those things that
Speaker:you've got to get out there and get
Speaker:you more focused on what needs to go out
Speaker:there. Get you more focused on the
Speaker:scary stuff that has to be shared.
Speaker:Now I know it's scary. I'm using the word scary because like I
Speaker:said, it was hard for me to get on here to hit
Speaker:record. Okay. It was easy for me to sit down and
Speaker:and get on here and open all of the stuff. It was hard for
Speaker:me to hit record. You know why? Because it's fucking uncomfortable.
Speaker:When it is something that lights you
Speaker:up, when it is something that you
Speaker:really want to help people with and share,
Speaker:it puts you in a vulnerable spot.
Speaker:And that's why it's scary because
Speaker:you're so attached to it. And I say attached in a
Speaker:really good way because I want you attached
Speaker:to what you need to get out there. I do want you
Speaker:attached to it. I do want you
Speaker:attached to outcomes. That's a whole another story
Speaker:too, because I was told that I should be unattached to people actually going through
Speaker:my stuff. I've been told that by multiple people. Bullshit.
Speaker:Absolutely bullshit. That's what's led me
Speaker:to the overwhelm is not being
Speaker:attached because I just create more. I just create more, more and more and more.
Speaker:Bring more people in. No. I'm attached. I'm attached to outcomes.
Speaker:I'm attached to outcomes for myself,
Speaker:and I put that stuff out there to help others.
Speaker:And I am attached to helping you succeed
Speaker:because I put this stuff out there. You know, I'm not just
Speaker:I'm not just sitting there and going, floo, here, take this. I
Speaker:have. There have been times when I've done that, when I haven't
Speaker:had clarity, when I'm not working in
Speaker:alignment, when I'm just like, hey. I
Speaker:wanna be in that event. Let's create a product over there. So
Speaker:done that in the past. No. It's not fun. That just adds more
Speaker:stuff. Just more stuff. So I want you
Speaker:to be looking at, you know,
Speaker:what what is lighting you up
Speaker:and what isn't? What is feeling like,
Speaker:okay. This is how I want to move forward,
Speaker:and maybe you just don't quite know how to do it yet. What
Speaker:is working? All
Speaker:of that stuff. The
Speaker:goal is to be building a more strategic
Speaker:income, not just to try this, try this, try
Speaker:this, try this, try this zero data because there's just so many
Speaker:things tried that you have no idea what's working on out.
Speaker:I say that from experience. If you're throwing
Speaker:spaghetti at the wall five times a day, you don't know what's
Speaker:working. There's just no way to
Speaker:track what is actually working.
Speaker:So strategic income. We want to
Speaker:be working towards a goal. Yes.
Speaker:But we want to be working towards
Speaker:a longer I'm trying to work this out in my head right now.
Speaker:Words. I I'm processing. I'm processing. Sorry.
Speaker:Yes. We want to be working towards a strategic income.
Speaker:And that will happen when you start working
Speaker:towards which you actually are the
Speaker:expert in and own it,
Speaker:step up, take the next step,
Speaker:and be implementing in that direction
Speaker:of your strategy that you're gonna create.
Speaker:When you are creating an offer suite
Speaker:that's naturally progressing
Speaker:people to their next steps as well.
Speaker:See this? So I had to say the whole story is right.
Speaker:Because this has been my thing. I have been
Speaker:for the last six months, I've been afraid to take the next
Speaker:step. Been afraid to get this workshop out.
Speaker:I've just been I've I've been
Speaker:I've been just been. I have I've
Speaker:slowly been coming out of the trauma and
Speaker:the experiences that put me there
Speaker:and really learning to focus
Speaker:on, okay, what do I
Speaker:want to do more of?
Speaker:Where do I want to show up more?
Speaker:Because when we show up more, that's where we're going to find our
Speaker:people. Okay. So let's not keep
Speaker:going.
Speaker:I have the workshop of the optimizing align sprint. It's
Speaker:going to be launching very, very soon.
Speaker:The next the next, podcast will will have a
Speaker:link for you to get on the wait list. I'll update
Speaker:this post as well, this episode as well. But but next week
Speaker:for sure, I'm a have another topic about,
Speaker:you know, in this theme. And
Speaker:because I'm trying to do this whole, like, supermarkety thingy.
Speaker:You know? Let's give that a try. Let's let's get focused.
Speaker:Right? Let's get focused. So you're you're gonna watch
Speaker:me do more focus as well. Anyways, so
Speaker:I will have the link for the wait list in next week's episode.
Speaker:I will have more information. It will be the wait list for
Speaker:you to join me. We're gonna do module one live. But
Speaker:if you are looking to get your business
Speaker:more optimized and aligned with you
Speaker:and your goals. You're gonna wanna mark off
Speaker:the calendar for all day, March twenty
Speaker:second and March 23. Pretend
Speaker:it is an in person conference. Mark it
Speaker:off. Make your meals ahead of
Speaker:time. Tell the dogs they're gonna have to take care of
Speaker:themselves. Get a sitter for the babies. Any
Speaker:of that, and you're gonna wanna join me live. And I promise I'm gonna have
Speaker:much more information coming out really, really
Speaker:soon. And
Speaker:I wanna leave you with this because right now, if you sat through this,
Speaker:you are probably in overwhelm mode
Speaker:because I was talking right to you. Right?
Speaker:You're in overwhelm mode. You are
Speaker:not even throwing spaghetti at the wall. You might be just,
Speaker:like, spinning in circles. Ugh. I do
Speaker:that so well. Spin in circles. There's so much to do. So I will
Speaker:just I will just stand here and spin.
Speaker:I just won't put it on my to do list anymore because then I don't
Speaker:have to look at it even though it's still stuck in my brain. Right?
Speaker:And if you are looking for the things,
Speaker:trying to figure out what is my next step,
Speaker:I hear you. Hit me up. Hit me up at one of the
Speaker:groups. Got the free groups both going. You can jump into those, but you
Speaker:can hit me up at any time. You know, just email
Speaker:me, Val@bundlebash.com, and let's
Speaker:have a chat. You're not alone. You're not
Speaker:alone. Take a deep breath.
Speaker:Simplify your list. Take a look at
Speaker:it and simplify your list, which just
Speaker:happens to be part of the conversation for next week
Speaker:of simplifying. Big part of my life this week or this
Speaker:year. Simple is my word this year.
Speaker:Alright. Thanks. I appreciate you being here so much,
Speaker:and
Speaker:let's go get shit done. Let's go
Speaker:connect with people. Alright? I'll talk to you next
Speaker:week.
