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One of the biggest benefits of Focused Growth Collective?Realizing you’re not alone.Last month, our guest advisor  Brook...
06/04/2026

One of the biggest benefits of Focused Growth Collective?

Realizing you’re not alone.

Last month, our guest advisor Brooke Koeninger led a session on cash flow and financial planning.
But what impacted our members most wasn’t the spreadsheet.

It was hearing other business owners say:

👉 “I’m struggling with that too.”
One member is trying to grow while staying profitable.
Another is rebuilding after losing a major client.
Another is navigating a big investment and questioning every financial decision.
Different businesses.

Same feelings.
The truth is, entrepreneurship can feel lonely.
The decisions get heavier.
The stakes get higher.
And most people around you don’t fully understand what you’re carrying.
That’s why I built Focused Growth Collective.

A place where women entrepreneurs can be seen, heard, supported, and guided by experts and peers who truly get it.
Because building a business is hard.
Building it alone is even harder. 💙


Women Entrepreneurs hire me to scale and grow their businesses profitably without overwhelm. I bring financial clarity, strategic focus, and structure to the decision-making process

If you’ve been feeling busy but not seeing results in your marketing, this is for you.I had such a meaningful conversati...
05/28/2026

If you’ve been feeling busy but not seeing results in your marketing, this is for you.

I had such a meaningful conversation with Figgins withRedeem Her Time Coaching on the REDEEM Her Time Podcast all about why message comes before marketing and how focusing on the right things can help you attract clients in less time, without adding more to your plate.

We talked about:
Why revenue isn’t the most important metric—and what CEOs should focus on instead
How clarifying your message simplifies your marketing and attracts the right clients
The mindset shifts needed to move from hustle to strategic, profitable growth
If you’ve been feeling stretched thin or wondering why your efforts aren’t paying off, I think this will really encourage you.

🎧 Listen here:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/421-message-before-marketing-how-to-attract-clients/id1557165894?i=1000769974064

05/27/2026

When she first came to me, she had just lost a client that represented 65% of her revenue.

A corporate merger happened, and just like that, a huge piece of her business was gone.

If you’ve ever had something like that happen, you know it’s about so much more than the money.

Yes, there was concern about revenue.

But there was also a lot of uncertainty.

A lot of second-guessing.

And she was tired.

She was trying to be everything in her business: photographer, customer service rep, admin assistant, marketer, bookkeeper.

Saying yes to projects that weren’t always the best fit because it felt safer than saying no.

Working harder and harder, but feeling like she was getting closer to burnout instead of further ahead.

What I think is interesting is that most people assume the first thing we worked on was strategy.

But we didn’t.

Before we talked about pricing, marketing, networking, or systems, we talked about what losing that client had done to her confidence.

Because when something like that happens, it can shake you.

You start questioning your decisions.

You lose trust in yourself.

You become hesitant to make the next move.

Once we worked through that, then we got to work.

We refined her pricing and packages.

We helped her attract multiple corporate clients instead of relying too heavily on one.

She became more confident with her numbers and started using them to make decisions.

And little by little, things started to shift.

Today her revenue is up 37%.

But the biggest win wasn’t the revenue growth.

It was watching her go from feeling reactive and overwhelmed to feeling confident and in control again.

From saying yes to everything to knowing her best yes.

From simply getting through each week to leading her business with intention.

That’s the kind of transformation I love helping women create through better decisions, greater clarity, and support along the way.

If you’re carrying the weight of every decision on your own right now, comment FOCUS. Let’s talk about whether Focused Growth Collective could be the right next step for you.

05/26/2026

As your business grows, the stakes get higher.

The decisions aren’t just about you anymore.

They affect your clients, family, team, etc.

And while everyone sees the success from the outside, very few people see the mental load that comes with leading it.

I’ve noticed something after working with women business owners for years: The most successful ones have people around them who help them think better.

People who can challenge their blind spots.

Ask better questions.

Offer perspective when they’re too close to the problem.

That’s why I believe support at this stage of business should look different.

Because leadership gets a whole lot lighter when you stop carrying it alone.

If that resonates with where you are right now, comment FOCUS and I’ll send over the details.

Last week, I had the pleasure of meeting the most decorated female Olympian,  a track and field sprinter at  led by  All...
05/21/2026

Last week, I had the pleasure of meeting the most decorated female Olympian, a track and field sprinter at led by

Allyson’s story was inspiring, not just because of what she accomplished on the track, but because of what she was willing to stand up for off the track.

It made me think back to when I was pregnant with my first daughter and working in a corporate sales job.
I remember buying a book called How to Tell Your Boss You’re Expecting.

My whole conversation with my boss was centered around reassuring them that I would only take six weeks of maternity leave and that I was still fully committed to my job.

It seems so silly now.

But at the time, I felt like I had to prove that motherhood would not make me less valuable.
Years later, I went on to become one of the first women in a major corporation to job share in sales. My job share partner and I had to advocate for the right to work part-time in a role where that was not the norm.

In our own way, we made waves.

Allyson shared her own maternity journey and how she had to advocate for herself and other female athletes when it came to sponsorships, motherhood, and fair treatment.

Her willingness to speak up did not just create change for her. It helped create change for others.

And that is what making waves is really about.

So here is my question for you:

What are you seeing in your business, your industry, or your leadership that needs to change?
And what is holding you back from being the one to start that change?

Sometimes making waves feels uncomfortable.

But what I have learned is it also strengthen you, your business, and the people coming behind you.

Go make waves.

05/20/2026

This client came to me exhausted.

On the outside, it looked like she was doing everything right.

She was constantly networking, staying busy, trying new strategies, and working hard to grow her business.

But behind the scenes, cash flow was negative and she felt embarrassed admitting she didn’t fully understand her numbers.

She thought she was failing.

But once we slowed down and looked at the business together, we realized the problem wasn’t a lack of effort. The business actually had a strong foundation.

What was missing was clarity.

She needed better visibility into her numbers, stronger systems, and a more focused strategy instead of trying to do everything at once.

So we simplified.

We refined her messaging, improved how she was attracting clients, tightened up her sales process, created better follow-up systems, and implemented clearer financial reporting and cash flow planning.

And little by little, everything started changing.

Q1 2026 compared to Q1 2025:
📈 Revenue up 348%
📈 Net income up 190%
📈 Gross profit margin increased 7x
📈 Cash in the bank went from negative double digits to profitable double digits

But honestly, the biggest transformation wasn’t the numbers.

It was watching her become confident again.

She’s making decisions from clarity instead of panic.

She’s leading instead of reacting.

And she’s enjoying her business again.

That’s why I believe so deeply that women business owners don’t need more pressure to hustle harder.

They need support, perspective, and someone who can help them see clearly what’s already possible inside the business they’ve built.

This is exactly the kind of work we do inside the Focused Growth Collective.

Helping women business owners stop spinning in overwhelm and start making strategic, profitable decisions with the right support around them.

If that’s the season you’re in right now, comment FOCUS and I’ll send you the details about the Focused Growth Collective.

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