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Modig Consulting helps executives and their teams reach their full potential in business and personal life through corporate training, speaking or personal coaching in business, divorce or major transitions.

Some sunrises hit different when you realize you’re not just driving away from a town… you’re finally driving away from ...
05/09/2026

Some sunrises hit different when you realize you’re not just driving away from a town… you’re finally driving away from a version of your life that nearly broke you.

I left some things in my rearview mirror this morning.

Divorce is brutal in ways people who haven’t lived it will never fully understand. It’s not just paperwork and custody schedules. It’s grieving an entire future you thought you were building. It’s losing your home, your stability, your peace, your identity for a while. It’s carrying the weight of knowing you made the impossible choice: that a home without their father was safer than a home with him in it.

That decision will rip a mother apart.

Yesterday, I did something I’ve avoided for almost three years.

I finally sat down face to face with the attorney who fought for my children and me through one of the darkest seasons of our lives. We had never actually met in person before. Every strategy call, every breakdown, every battle was done over the phone while he stood in the gap for my family and fought like absolute hell for us.

And I mean FOUGHT.

Not for a paycheck. Not to “win a case.” He fought because he believed us. He believed my children. He protected us like we mattered.

There are people who come into your life for a season and leave fingerprints on your soul forever. He’s one of them.

I finally got to keep my promise, despite avoiding it for years. I brought him a bottle of whiskey, shared a drink with him, got to tell him in person how grateful I was for his help to save my family during a time when I honestly didn’t know how we were going to survive it.

You could feel how deeply he cared about what happened to us. Not as clients. But as human beings.

04/23/2026

Not sorry??!! 🤷🏻‍♀️

I said yes to something… and I think some of you need to be in this too.A good friend of mine is hosting this, and after...
04/20/2026

I said yes to something… and I think some of you need to be in this too.

A good friend of mine is hosting this, and after hearing what she’s putting together, I’m in.

This isn’t a “show up, make small talk, and leave” kind of thing.

It’s for women who are:
– done with surface-level connection
– craving real conversations
– wanting to be around grounded, self-aware, growth-minded women

The kind of space where you don’t have to filter yourself…
and you actually leave feeling better than when you walked in.

I’ll be there, and I’d genuinely love to see some familiar faces in the room.

👉 Details + RSVP here:
https://partiful.com/e/jnvcLPoyRT5SBmBiJN7X?c=BYEWw-QI

If this hits something in you, don’t overthink it. Just come.

02/10/2026

Women have innate response to what is happening in their environment. When we are told repeatedly that what we are feeling, and experiencing isn’t truth, we learned to not trust our ourselves.

This is why I listening to your gut and trusting at the first time is so critical. Here’s some science and math to the truth of your instinct!

Don’t ignore it, men or women. It happens both ways.

11/30/2025

I’ve said this every way I know how, but here’s another way to hear it!

Where focus goes, your life goes.

11/17/2025

This is so good!!

11/05/2025

I mean, enough said! This guy nailed it!!

I’m at the point in my life; you exist in my circle simply because you’re real. You’re raw. You tell me the truth. You stand by me when I don’t want to stand by myself. You are authentic. You say it how it is.

Gossip isn’t in your repertoire. Dreams, goals and celebrations are.

You even boldly tell me when I’m wrong, with confidence not condescension. And tell me what you see I can be.

You support what path is best for me, even if it’s not best for you. Because you are willing to sacrifice some hopes to have a relationship knowing me being at my best will cause me to give my best to you so that you can be your best. Read that one again!

And best of all, you’re loyal. You are who you say you are. No guessing, no games, no hiding. Pure, simple, truth.

All the rest get moved out of my circle in a hurry!!!

The rest, not sorry! ✌🏼

09/30/2025

People always ask, ‘How do you do it all as a single mom of four boys while running multiple businesses?’⁠
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The truth? 👉 You seize every moment you can.⁠
Sometimes that means school drop-off with a towel still on your head. Sometimes it means answering emails in the car line or taking calls while making dinner.⁠
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It’s not about perfection, it’s about progress.⁠
It’s not about balance, it’s about being resourceful.⁠
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To all the parents and entrepreneurs out there juggling it all, this is your reminder: there’s no perfect time, so take the time you do have and make it count. ⁠
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09/11/2025

I don’t care what political camp you land yourself in, today was wrong. Period. On every level.

Saying ‘my condolences’ go out to Mr. Kirk’s family is a gross underestimate of my feelings. Those words just don’t carry the weight of sadness I feel over what happened today. What’s been happening. What we as a society and human race have come to.

Part one of three. No more words are needed.

Your relationship isn’t falling apart because of “big issues.”It’s dying in tiny moments—like when a need is voiced and ...
08/15/2025

Your relationship isn’t falling apart because of “big issues.”
It’s dying in tiny moments—like when a need is voiced and ignored.

“Mom, I need snuggles.”

“Absolutely, sweetie—let me finish washing my hands!”

That’s it. No hesitation. No dismissal.

I love that my kids can clearly express their needs and trust that those needs will be met. That’s not accidental—it’s the result of intentional emotional intelligence lived out in our home.

Emotional Intelligence isn’t just a business buzzword here—it’s the heartbeat of our family. We’ve cultivated it like a well-watered garden, knowing that the more we tend to it, the more it grows into deep trust and unshakable connection.

One of the first principles I teach—whether I’m working with executives or raising my own children—is that the ability to voice a need is just as important as the willingness to meet a need.
In healthy relationships, both happen. In unhealthy ones, neither happens consistently.

When needs are met with dismissal, deflection, or judgment, it’s like placing one tiny crack in the foundation each time. Over weeks, months, years—those cracks expand. Trust erodes, communication shuts down, and the relationship becomes something people survive instead of something they thrive in.

In our home, we model the cycle I teach in my coaching:
1. Recognize your internal signal (what your body or emotions are telling you).
2. Name the need clearly without blame.
3. Respond to the other person with presence, not defensiveness.

We treat needs like a bridge between people—each time one is voiced and honored, another plank is laid, making the bridge stronger and safer to cross.

So I’m curious—how do you and your family express your needs, and how do you make sure they’re met in a way that builds trust instead of breaking it?

I stopped waiting for someone to take me out… and my entire life changed.Never. Ever. Stop dating yourself. I don’t care...
08/09/2025

I stopped waiting for someone to take me out… and my entire life changed.

Never. Ever. Stop dating yourself.

I don’t care if you’re single, happily married, dating around, or somewhere in between… the time you spend with yourself is the foundation for every relationship you’ll ever have.

I used to feel awkward walking into a place alone. Like everyone was staring, wondering why I didn’t have someone with me. It brought up every insecurity I had.

Until it didn’t. Until I found my IDGAF attitude. Until I decided my own company was worth showing up for. Until I stopped apologizing for taking up space and started loving myself more than anyone else could—without arrogance, just truth.

I say all the time, you can only give, or get, what you have for yourself. If I can’t love me well, I can’t love anyone else well either. And idk about you, but I have a lot of people in my life I want to love well!

So now, I get dressed like I’m meeting someone as special as my man—because I am. I walk in like I own the place. I order what I want, linger over my wine, and let myself be fully present in my own company.

Every time I do, I leave more grounded, more confident, and more clear on who I am.

What about you? Have you ever taken yourself out? What was your experience? Tell me in the comments.

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1673 Shoreline Drive, Ste. 180
Boise, ID
83702

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Monday 9am - 5:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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