If you’re tired of "almost" showing up for your business…this is your reset moment.
I see a lot of guilt, shame and frustration in practitioners and coaches who struggle to be consistent.
I've felt it myself.
And the temptation is to think there's something wrong with your strategy. Or if you bought this $17 Content Plan Creator pdf then suddenly everything would slot into place.
But, can I speak to you plainly for a moment?
You're not inconsistent cos you're flaky. Or unmotivated. Or "still needing to work on your mindset."
You're inconsistent because the identity running your business is still the version of you who:
• second-guesses everything
• doesn't feel fully ready
• doesn't feel safe being seen
• doesn't believe £7k months are "normal" for them (yet)
And THAT identity will always slam the brakes the moment you try to pick up speed.
Shining new strategy or content plan be damned.
If strategy was the real issue, all those templates you've collected would've already changed your business.
Here's what changes everything:
When you rewire your identity, consistency becomes automatic. Not forced. Not white-knuckled. Inevitable.
That's what this Masterclass does.
Consistency That Actually Sticks?
Imagine:
✔ showing up without the mental drama
✔ selling without panicing
✔ posting without overthinking
✔ following through without forcing it
✔ your business feeling easy (and maybe even FUN!) cos you feel different
And when that happens? £7k months stop being a 'goal' and start being your new baseline.
That's what happens when your identity shifts to match the results you want.
And that's exactly what we do inside this Masterclass.
This is for you if you're done with…
❌ starting strong, then disappearing
❌ "knowing what to do" but not doing it
❌ posting…then ghosting
❌ hiding when you actually WANT to be visible
❌ feeling behind or trapped
❌ snapping back to old patterns
❌ watching everyone else pass you while you're still journalling your way through the same blocks
Your 2026 self?
They're not worried. They're not hustling. They're not "trying to be consistent."
They just are.
And they're looking back at this moment as the turning point.
The real danger? Being in the exact same place this time next year.