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My name is Gosia, I'm a florist, digital business owner and i help others to start their own online business. I used to work full time as a Florist, had long hours, worked outside in a cold and during nights, for over 15 years. Working online has completely changed my life around. I was desperate for a change in my life! I wanted to work for myself, travel the world, work from my laptop few hours a day to have freedom & financial security. Learning new skill and starting this social media marketing business is one of the best things that anyone could be building in these times of uncertainty. It all started with a single Advert that caught my attention. I was directed to the Web-Class that showed me how to build my own online business from scratch. I was sceptical about it at first, but after researching and getting all information i needed i signed up and became part of the community and got access to an online educating platform, that provide me with the skills and step by step training how to get started in the Digital world! I was personally mentored by top leaders/earners on how to advertise on social media. Everything was provided within the platform. I didn't have any experience before i started this, but having MENTOR and COACH by my side helped me to overcome my fears and pushed me to fight for my dreams. By investing in myself and with the help of this online Training Platform i have more time to spend with my loved ones, i can work from wherever, means I'm a location independent. I switched from full to part-time florist and now i have more time to work on my digital business. If you would like more information what i do online please register on my website and watch Free Web-Class where you will learn 3 secrets about earning in social media and how to automate your digital business, so you can earn while you sleep. Great staff and 1-on-1 support from our accredited coaches. I will be mentoning you towards your goals and dreams. Gosia

https://www.gosiaonline.com/

21/09/2026

Recharging with this beautiful Italian pasta, after working from my garden today! 👩‍💻☺️☀️

15/09/2026

Three years ago, I posted: Winners make changes. Losers make excuses.

Today, I’d have a few questions for the woman who wrote that. 😅

Was she making excuses—or was she exhausted?
Did she need more discipline—or a little help?

I still believe in taking responsibility for what I want.

But I’ve stopped calling every obstacle an excuse.

Some days, I can push myself.
Some days, I need to make the task smaller.
And sometimes, I need to admit I can’t do everything alone.

I’m building a business that gives me more choices. That includes choosing a pace I can actually live with.

After nearly 20 years in floristry, I know how much care I can put into my work. I’m learning to give myself some of that care too.

If you could give yourself advice three years ago, would it be push harder or be kinder to yourself?

14/09/2026

🎧 You can’t tell what someone’s listening to by looking at them.

Me, on my way to work this morning. Looking quite calm. Getting very attached to a song I didn’t know existed a few hours earlier. 😂

A friend shared Reset Duszy.
I pressed play, and it made my morning.

What’s the song you wish more people knew about? I might need it for my journey.

13/09/2026

Apparently, taking an afternoon off doesn’t cause the business to collapse😏

A weekend stroll near Tower Bridge, a beautiful old Mercedes and a proper reset.

Because replacing one kind of busy with another was never the goal.

11/09/2026

I didn’t expect this to be the hardest part.

Maybe starting again isn’t difficult because we are afraid to fail.

Maybe we just forgotten how to be seen learning.

That's uncomfortable when you're used to knowing what you're doing.

What do you think?

10/09/2026

Today I lost two hours.

Not scrolling.
Not procrastinating.
Not because I planned badly.

Just trying to get home from work. 😅

Cancelled trains. Delays. More waiting. And London doing what London occasionally does best — completely ignoring your plans.

Was i annoyed? Absolutely. 😂

You can organise your day down to the last detail, but some things are simply out of your control.

So today’s productivity lesson?

Sometimes there isn’t one.

Sometimes you just get home late, make yourself something nice and call it a day. 😂

Anyone else had one of those journeys today?

08/09/2026

I don’t know… can you make something really nice, please? Every florist knows this customer. 😂

I heard versions of that for nearly 20 years.

It’s for my wife.
She doesn’t like pink.
Not too big.
Something special.😅

And somehow, from all those tiny clues, you had to work out what they actually meant.

That was a much bigger part of floristry than people realise.

You learn to ask the right questions, read reactions and listen properly — especially when the person in front of you isn’t quite sure what they want themselves.

At the time, I never thought of it as a business skill.

It was just part of the job.

Funny how some skills follow you into a completely different chapter.

Anyone else still using something they learned in an old job?

07/09/2026

I’ve stopped believing myself when I say, just one quick thing.😂

One message.
One tiny edit.
One quick check.

And somehow… an hour has disappeared.

That’s the funny thing about working for yourself — there’s always something else you could do.

I’m getting better at deciding when enough is enough.

Still working on the “quick thing” part. 😄

Be honest — what’s your five-minute job that never takes five minutes?

06/09/2026

Not every good day needs something to show for it.

No big achievement.
No exciting announcement.
No perfectly productive Sunday. 😄

Sometimes it’s just a walk, a good conversation, a bit of sunshine… and laughing at something that probably wasn’t even that funny. 😂

I’m getting better at not asking every day:

What did I get done?

Sometimes the better question is simply:

Did I enjoy it?

And if the answer is yes, I’ll take that as a pretty good result. 🌿

What’s one simple thing that makes a weekend good for you?

05/09/2026

I nearly missed my own progress because I was too busy looking for bigger proof.

A big result.
A big change.
Something obvious enough to prove I was moving forward.

But most of the time, it doesn’t arrive like that.

Sometimes it’s understanding something that used to completely confuse you.

Doing something in ten minutes that once took you an hour.

Speaking up without rehearsing the sentence five times first. 😄

Or just realising that something which used to feel difficult… doesn’t feel quite so difficult anymore.

That’s the kind of progress I’m learning to notice.

Because it’s very easy to look at what still isn’t done.

Much harder to notice what has quietly become easier.

So instead of asking myself:

Am I there yet?

I’m trying to ask:

What feels easier now?

That question usually tells me much more.

Also, apparently progress sometimes looks like stopping for ice cream. 😄🍦

What feels easier to you now than it did a few months ago?

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