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ARE YOU READY? B-School Summer Session is just ar

When you're almost done a story you've just spent

When you're almost done a story you've just spent 20 minutes perfecting and the app crashes 🤯

THAT'S OK!

Being an online business owner, I'm used to things not going my way all the time, things not being perfect, needing to fix stuff in a jiffy... It's all part of the course.

If there's one thing I'm most proud of in my business is how I've learned how to #FigureItOut when it comes to... stuff. Not only in my business but in my side hustles, properties, family and anything. In the moment, when something effs up, I can usually figure it out. There's always a solution.

Owning a business and being in charge of EVERYTHING teaches you a few things about sweating the small stuff (and choosing not to).

I do remember before B-School with @marieforleo I was always stressing though, mostly because I was working with people who didn't value what I brought to the table, people who worried about quantity over quality and just projects that brought me down instead of lit me up.

I discovered what that meant when I took B-School and really looked into what I was wanting for myself and needed for my business - and then how to market it properly!

Marie's free 3 part training goes through just how to do that - to create your thriving business online and the videos are live RIGHT NOW for about a week.

Definitely urge you to check it out ✌️ (link in bio!).

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Today, we’re a house full of winners. #cousinsun

Today, we’re a house full of winners. #cousinsunday #euro2020 #euro2021 #Ateam #youvegotthis

B - S C H O O L // Nerd alert, every year, when B-

B - S C H O O L // Nerd alert, every year, when B-School resets, I log in and see the changes, review my answers from last year and make sure I'm on track with my goals and see if they change.
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Over the last two years, I've actually been honoured to be a mentor during the program guiding new students through the program, helping to answer questions and being on hand to clarify all the WordPress needs.
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FUN FACT: I provide the WordPress training bonus in the course, I'm on hand throughout the 6 weeks of the program along with other fabulous mentors AND this year I'm offering a bonus that aligns with module two (hint: Starts with WEB and ends with SITE ...eeeek) ... DM if you want to stay in the know, and check your emails from me to learn more in a few weeks.
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The first week of daycare for Anneliese, they uplo

The first week of daycare for Anneliese, they uploaded images every day she was there to our secure app; called me midday to give me an update; assured me she was doing well among some tears.

She was enjoying herself, but it would take time.

They tell me what she eats, how much she eats, when she poos and pees, what she discovered that day, who she played with. Did she have a boo-boo? They make me a report. They make me artwork (coincidentally this week: a Canadian flag with her handprint in red paint as the “leaf”). They take pictures.

Proof.

Proof she is happy.
Proof she is thriving.
Proof she is safe.

This unnamed girl in the undated photo, sitting in the front, staring at the camera:

I see her, and I see my daughter in a few years.

And I wonder what her mother looks like. If she’s still alive. If she’d spent her days wondering. Missing. Aching.

How did she function? How did she eat? How did she make? How did she go on?

This week I’ve kept thinking about that “I Am Canadian” commercial that became so popular in 2000, only four years after the last residential school closed. It was called “the rant” and it was the one with the guy shouting all these amazing things about Canada and all the things we were not. I watched it again tonight, and none of the things really made me proud.

I think they may have missed a few things.