I was making multiple six figures… but I was stressed AF.
Always worrying about money.
I was constantly searching for the perfect thing to say so that people would buy.
Selling things literally just to sell them.
It was really stressful, honestly.
But I was making a lot of money!
So I thought that’s how things had to be.
At one point… I started hating every single thing I was offering.
The thought of running or launching a new offer felt like the worst possible thing in the world.
I’d reached my breaking point where I knew I couldn’t keep doing this.
SO I BURNED IT ALL TO THE GROUND.
I knew starting over and doing things (somehow) differently was my only opportunity to actually enjoy my business again.
Something had to give.
I decided that I’d build things much more simply this time.
- I stopped the start/stop launch model and made my mastermind evergreen.
- I started selling offers months in advance… not even knowing exactly when they would start.
- I let it be okay to talk about my offers here and there… trusting they would sell (and removing the pressure to have a certain number by a certain date).
- I decided that my 1:1 would not be the offer to sustain my business.
- I stopped creating programs like everybody else.
- I retired programs that felt heavy, cookie cutter, or boring.
- Every piece of content was focused on a higher level client.
- I designed my business so that no matter what I’m talking about, people will end up in the programs they’re meant to be in (whether I talk about it or not regularly).
- I built more IP awareness instead of offer awareness.
Now, I’m making more money than ever, and I am for the most part the chillest entrepreneur you’ll ever meet
I know what it’s like to be where you are now though.
Stressed, exhausted, running from launch to launch, creating a zillion new offers.
Wondering how to streamline this thing. Secretly hating it.
That’s why I created UNLAUNCH: a masterclass designed to show you our totally different, extremely simple way to sell your offers… no launching required.