How to Handle the Pandemic Division

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How to Connect With Your Future Self (The Alter-SHE-go Method™️)

If you’re ready for a massive identity shift, this episode is for you. Because you don’t become your future self by “trying harder”, you become her by deciding who she is, then moving like her until your life catches up. In this episode, I’m teaching you the method that changed m ...  Show more

How We Plan Our Entire Year in Just a Few Hours (2026 edition)

If you don’t plan your year, your year will plan you. And most people don’t realise this until they’re exhausted, overbooked, chasing goals that never landed, and wondering why the life they wanted still feels just out of reach. In this episode, I’m walking you through exactly ho ...  Show more

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