Jeanna Gabellini MasterPeace Business Coaching

Create Your Alter Ego

mp_admin — Mon, 13 Apr 2026 00:00:53 +0000

I inadvertently became an entrepreneur around the time I turned twenty-one. My mother told me that she and my brother were starting a business, and I didn’t want to be left out. I created two other businesses before going through coach training eight years later.

By that time, I knew how to connect with people, attract clients, and deliver the goods. But I still wasn’t a good business owner.

Business was just a way to bring in the dough. Then, when I started to coach, I got paid for doing what I loved.

As I learned more about business, I realized how much I didn’t know. I saw myself as someone who had big dreams, yet it felt like it was going to take forever to make them real. And guess what? It did.

I felt like a little kid dressing up in big kids’ clothes. I was trying to be a big player in my business, but I felt like I wasn’t old enough, smart enough, and didn’t have that something special that would move me to the top. I knew what I wanted to create, yet it wasn’t happening.

And because I viewed myself as missing something…

… I went into implementation overdrive. Nothing I did was ever enough. I always thought I should do more.

If I did more, then good things would happen. But the big thing that happened was stress! And a lot of it!

It got ugly before it got pretty.

That was over two decades ago. The biggest breakthrough came when I finally saw myself as having exactly what my ideal customers needed.

I was enough. I knew what I was doing in many areas of business, and the areas I didn’t know, I could ask for help.

I decided to be the version of me who could figure anything out if I stayed connected to my heart and didn’t worry about my performance. I began to see the value of looking at the big vision, and I took time to be strategic and intentional about how I moved forward. This was huge.

Many entrepreneurs are inspired by one or two things they want to create and never take the time to figure out how to set themselves up to win for long-term gains as they add new offerings to their lineup.

And that was me.

At first, I offered only private coaching. Every year, I added something new without much thought about how it would fit into my business model or how I would market it.

Inspiration would hit, I’d create a new product or service, and then I’d drop it because the profits would eventually fizzle out.

I prided myself on creating on the fly without much planning. I was a girl who could wing it. I made money, but I didn’t see large increases with each new thing I offered.

I was still acting like a teenager in my business.

I did what I wanted in the moment and didn’t take the time to think about how my actions would impact the overall vision for my business. Spontaneity will only get you so far.

Currently, I see myself as a business owner who is confident in her skills as a coach and educator in my specific niche. Someone who enjoys the learning process of using well-thought-out strategies to grow my business… and finds joy in it.

My private label is “wealth woman.” When I see myself as that, it causes me to be more thoughtful about the decisions I make. It causes me to shake up paradigms about how I see myself as a business owner.

How about you? How do you see yourself in the role of business owner?

What are the thoughts you think that nobody else hears?

How does the way you see yourself impact your business? Your customers? Your team?

Creating a daily practice to support yourself in transitioning into the best version of yourself is a sure bet for transformation.

I make a decision each day to put my “wealth woman” hat on so I can make more deliberate choices to support myself in the creation of a business that grows joyfully each month.

Wealth woman, hear me roar! Rrrrrrrrrrr!

How do you see yourself in the role of business owner?

Make Love with Your List

mp_admin — Mon, 06 Apr 2026 20:03:31 +0000

I’m a big fan of having an email or snail mail list, blog, YouTube channel, or some other way of staying in touch with the people who have raised their hand to receive messages from you.

It’s the smartest way to keep past, current, and future customers happy and engaged with your content.

Think of it as creating a mutual love affair.

Shy? Doesn’t matter. Not into selling? Doesn’t matter. Your industry doesn’t do stuff like this? Doesn’t matter. I don’t think there’s any business that wouldn’t benefit from staying in touch with their peeps.

It’s important to keep the connection alive in a format that feels fun and inspiring to you. If you stay true to your style and brand, your ideal customers will dig it… and it’ll be easy to make it a habit to follow through.

There are just six guidelines I suggest…

Lay it on the line from the start.

Show them what you have in mind from the start. If you like to share lengthy lessons, do it. If you’ve got a firecracker personality, let ’er rip and don’t hold back. You want your audience to know what they can count on from you?

Be consistent.

If they’re subscribed, they like you and want to hear from you. Give them what they want. Doesn’t matter if it’s every week or every day, but set up a system to be consistent. Will your business blow up if you don’t stay on schedule? No. But systems and structure give YOU freedom.

See it as an experiment.

Until you nail the timing, format, and conversion to sales, keep trying different things. Nobody gave me a formula. My ezine has been going out since 1999. It’s changed a lot since those early years.

Don’t be attached to the results.

Just because you’ve been giving people value and your time doesn’t mean they’ll buy when you promote your latest and greatest service or product. But don’t give up! There are many factors that impact conversion to sales (that’s a whole other article!). Stay true to your heart, be clear on the benefits, and make sure you’re making it easy for customers to say YES.

If you like feedback, ask.

If you want to know how people are liking or not liking what you’re giving them, ask them to let you know. Often, people send me emails, comment on my blog, or make a comment on Facebook letting me know the impact my article has made on them.

But sometimes I don’t hear a peep. Does that mean my article sucked? I don’t know. Maybe. Maybe not. But if you’re the type of person who likes to know, tell them to write you or leave a comment on your blog or your preferred social media channel.

Promote your “thang” more than once.

If you want sales through your list, give more than one shout-out. People are busy, overwhelmed, out of town, or not in the mood. But they might pay attention a few days from now. If what you have is of value, why wouldn’t you do whatever it takes to make your market aware of your amazing solution to their problem?

I think most businesses have to lighten up about connecting with their fan base. Keep it real and keep it fun. Be in love with the process of flirting, dating, and being in partnership with your list. Whether you have two or ninety thousand names on it, make it a love affair that benefits all parties.

People who feel love in their hearts when they share content are highly attractive. 😉

7 Steps to High-Paying Clients

mp_admin — Mon, 23 Mar 2026 21:18:04 +0000

Many entrepreneurs dream of doing what they love and getting highly paid for it. Not me. I was so excited about the process of coaching that I left my first coaches training session and went directly to educating people on the power of coaching. I probably seemed like a newbie network marketer who just wanted to enroll everyone into their business.

Within a couple of years, I had more clients than I could keep straight, and I knew something needed to shift about my business model. No sooner did I think that thought when a vision I had in coaches training came back to nag at me.

In my mind’s eye, I saw myself working with no more than ten one-on-one clients at a time and charging them three times my current fee. My desire for an increased fee was so that I could spend more time with each person, give high-level customer service, and not feel like I was working like a dog.

I wanted to be happy. I wanted to be living my dream job, in my dream business.

It worked. I was so clear…

about how I wanted to feel on a daily basis, that in no time I had clients at my increased fee. It felt good to not be running a coaching production line. I liked the spaciousness and the ability to be truly connected to my clients.

Attracting your ideal clients at the fees you truly desire is not as hard as you think it is. You don’t even have to be good at selling.

Most entrepreneurs can’t stand the thought of having to “sell” their services and products. They want to sell their stuff, but they don’t want to be in “sales.”

The good news is that it truly comes down to attraction, which is more focused on the being rather than the doing. When how you’re being is aligned with a business full of rock star clients, you’ll end up marketing in your most ideal way.

There will be no selling involved, just allowing the perfect peeps to say yes.

Here are my 7 new-school golden rules for attracting high-paying clients:

Know your desired outcome and how you want to feel while you engage and before you have one word (spoken or written) with your potential clients.
Be unattached to IMMEDIATE results. If the client says YES tomorrow or next year, it will still be exciting.
Connection to your Inner Business Expert trumps ANY sales strategy.
You don’t NEED anyone or any client. When you need them, you begin to move into disconnection and lack. You say and do things that feel wimpy and desperate.
KNOW who your ideal client is. I mean, really knowwho would make you say, “HELL YES I want to play with you!” Be strong enough to say no to anyone who doesn’t fit the criteria.
Be aligned with your pricing. Forget what the market will bear and what your competitors charge. The only thing that matters is that you are happy with your pricing.
Focus on end results and how it will be when your pipeline is full of those clients who pay you what you desire. We tend to put so much energy on HOW we will attract them in, and that puts us in our mental mind… not attractive. Leave the how to the Universe, please.

Creating a buzz around what you do is simple in essence. Buzz is created by how excited you are about what you offer. Period, the end.

If you stay in the power of the passion, you will be connected to your Inner Business Expert, which will lead you to the perfect people, ideas, promotional copy, and the perfect words to say to your ideal peeps!

Never, ever get caught up in the how and what to say.

When you are connecting to your potential client’s heart, and your ears are wide open, clients will be waiting in line for you. No matter how high your prices are. Really.

Which new-school rule do you need to practice?

Uncover Your Cringe Factor

mp_admin — Mon, 16 Mar 2026 12:00:07 +0000

The first time I heard the term “the cringe factor,” I was sitting in a plush chair in a massive theater room in Robert Allen’s house.

I was there for a mastermind with several other coaches and business experts. I didn’t know exactly what would happen that day, but I had a strong feeling something important was about to shift for me.

Years earlier, I’d interviewed Bob on my radio show about one of my favorite wealth-building books that he authored, The One Minute Millionaire.

So I was excited to show him my business funnel and receive feedback.

Then he asked a simple question:

“What area of your business do you resist the most?”

My whole body shrank. I knew the answer, and it made me cringe.

I resisted asking people to support my launches.

When I looked deeper, I discovered the reason behind it.

I didn’t want to bother people. I didn’t want to seem like a taker.

Here’s the funny part. I had zero problem supporting other people.

If someone asked me to promote them, I was happy to help.
If a partner wanted exposure to my audience, great.
If my team reached out to someone on my behalf, fine.

But me asking directly? Ewwww!

That inner game block was stopping me from reaching more people in a leveraged way.

I was limiting my own growth.

Two Things That Helped Me Break the Cringe

I chose a goal bigger than the fear

Instead of trying to eliminate the fear first, I chose a goal so compelling that staying stuck became unacceptable. I chose to ask 50 people to support me.

The goal mattered more than my discomfort.

When your vision is strong enough, your brain stops obsessing about embarrassment and starts focusing on results.

Then I added something that always helps me move forward:

I made it fun. (Fear hates fun, so it ran away.)

When something feels playful or like a challenge, your nerves calm down, and your courage increases.

I changed the meaning of asking

Originally, I saw asking for support as an intrusion.

But when I flipped perspectives, it opened my eyes.

People ask me for support all the time.

Am I annoyed?

No.

I’m often thrilled to help someone whose work I believe in.

And let’s be honest…

When I unexpectedly receive a commission check or a prize for promoting someone, I’m even happier.

Then another realization hit me.

If someone in their audience buys one of my programs and transforms their life…

I’m not bothering their community.

I’m serving it.

Once that shift clicked, I stopped hesitating.

I started asking every aligned partner I could think of.

People I knew or admired.

Soon it became a game.

“Who else could I invite to collaborate?”

I got on a roll!

During one of my launches, more than 100 partners promoted the program.

I went from cringing…

… to having a big, fat smile on my face.

Your Turn

Every entrepreneur has a cringe factor.

The thing you avoid, even though you know it could move your business forward.

Maybe it’s:

- Visibility
- Following up with prospects
- Raising your fees
- Inviting people to work with you
- Reaching out to collaborators

The cringe itself isn’t the real problem.

The real problem is letting it stay in charge of your business.

Take a moment and ask yourself:

What’s the thing in your business that makes you cringe?

How is avoiding it limiting the people you could help?

What bigger goal would make facing it worth it?

Who could support you once you move through it?

And the most important question:

Are you willing to do the uncomfortable thing so you can step into the role of a powerful CEO?

Because on the other side of the cringe…

Is almost always your next level.

More Clients, Pleaze!

mp_admin — Mon, 09 Feb 2026 09:00:40 +0000

Have you ever asked for a second helping at dinner? “More rice, pleaze!” Yum!

You don’t overthink it. You want it and ask for it.

You anticipate how good it’s going to be because you know it’s available.

Asking for more clients can work the same way. “More customers, pleaze.”

They should then be served up right in that moment, yes?

Absolutely.

The key is how you ask. You ask the way you ask for food: with ease, expectation, and zero fear.

You don’t worry about rejection or whether the server will say no when you ask for seconds…

… so why do that with clients?

Attracting clients into your world becomes easy when you believe it’s easy.

Most entrepreneurs have been taught the opposite. They believe it requires constant effort, the polished pitch, or a flawless website.

When I started coaching, I filled my practice quickly after deciding to go full-time. I had no business cards, brochures, website, or résumé packed with credentials.

I had conviction, with a generous side of passion.

People work with me primarily to attract more clients, but whether your desire is clients, growth, or prosperity, the process is the same. You have to operate from the assumption that it gets to be easy.

When you let past experiences define your future, you become your own obstacle. Slow seasons, financial setbacks, or missed goals can start to impact how you show up. And potential clients feel it.

Opportunities reveal themselves when you’re aligned with deserving more.

It’s worth your time to trade in your old stories about the economy, your past, or fear of failing to create new stories aligned with abundance.

How would you play if failure wasn’t an option?
Are you planning for expansion or bracing for disappointment?
Do you trust your value or question it?
Are you leading from your intuition, your mind, or both?

There are smart ways to grow your audience and revenue, but those strategies should reflect you. They should feel like a want to, not a have to.

I thrive on excitement. My marketing is bold, informal, and expressive because that energy fuels me. When something feels stiff or inauthentic, it falls flat.

My approach is simple: stay visible, stay consistent, and make it easy to connect. I don’t hide.

What kinds of interactions energize you?
How do you most enjoy attracting clients?
Where can your values and passion lead the strategy?
What are you overcomplicating?
What—or who—are you ready to release?
Who could make this easier?
What new insight would support your next level?

Business and growth are games. The winning move is making them both effective and enjoyable. Show up consistently but let it feel inspired, not exhausting.

Double Your Prosperity Strategy

mp_admin — Mon, 02 Feb 2026 20:09:35 +0000

I’m often asked how I doubled or tripled what I made from one year to the next. My answer is so simple that it often doesn’t make a lasting impression.

They go back into their business and sift through the other strategies they’ve heard that will grow businesses and then move into massive overdrive… again.

Or they procrastinate and complain instead.

And not much changes.

The strategies that make the biggest change to your bottom line are often the least complicated, but take the most amount of faith. Faith that the inner work you do will change your outer circumstances. Faith that you can have prosperity regardless of the people, strategies, and resources available in this moment.

I named my secret weapon for rapid prosperity The Double A Strategy: Appreciation and Eager Anticipation.

Back in the day, Oprah made gratitude a buzzword. But that just makes you appreciate the good things in your current life. While that is a great way to lift your mood and relax you, often it’s not enough to change your life.

That’s because most people see it as a list they rattle off about what they are grateful for and then move right back into the same mindset about their life and financial situation.

Again, not much changes. You have a moment of “feel good”, then it’s back to reality.

But I use appreciation with a bit of a twist. I appreciate all that I have now and all that’s coming.

I used this technique to get out from under a pile of debt and double my income in nine months. I began appreciating what little money I had to pay some of my bills and appreciated the few coaching clients I had.

I also appreciated the money that I envisioned coming to me in the future.

I was eagerly anticipating my debt decreasing and my income increasing, even though I had no idea how that was going to happen. My focus skipped over my current reality of being broke and unsuccessful.

I focused on what was coming, and I thanked God every day that I was going to be back to my old self: inspired, empowered, and making six figures.

I let go of the shame, frustration, and bewilderment of my journey to rock bottom. Instead, I was eagerly anticipating my rise to financial freedom. I looked forward to telling people how I’d been able to overcome a rough patch in my business so I could inspire them to do the same.

And while in the process of paying down debt, I appreciated every single dollar I could pay above the minimum payment due on my credit cards.

I appreciated every dollar of income and did not complain that it wasn’t enough.

I also began to focus in a way that made me feel in control. I chose not to worry about growing my business but being the best I could be with what I had at the moment.

It worked.

It worked better than any other strategy I’d previously tried. And it worked fast.

What I thought might be a five-year recovery took only nine months. It was a powerful life lesson on the power of appreciation and eager anticipation.

Appreciate and be in eager anticipation for what is coming. It will help you enjoy your “right now” moment and act as a magnet for the very thing you want. Money will begin to show up in ways you had never dreamed of.

And you’ll appreciate that!

Meltdowns Lead to Mega Transformation

mp_admin — Mon, 26 Jan 2026 01:00:31 +0000

The path to your wildest dreams isn’t always pretty.

You can be falling to pieces behind the scenes, but the show can still go on. You have to keep your big boy/girl pants on and keep doing the things you know to attract moola in the door.

No matter what stage of the game you’re in, there are going to be times where you have a financially stressful situation. You and your team will make embarrassing mistakes. You will say something stupid to a potential customer. There will be creative dry spells.

But none of these things needs to be an emotional crisis or the demise of your dreams. The faster you accept what’s happening in the moment, the faster you can move back into your mojo.

Every situation is temporary. The bleakest moments in your business can also be your biggest breakthroughs. Use them as a springboard for upleveling.

Twenty-one years ago, everything around me was in shambles.

My boyfriend went crazy (literally), and when I left him, he wanted revenge. My fear was triggered, and I began to put my focus on safe. Meaning I was wondering when he’d rob or physically hurt me again

The more I tried to find safety, the more horrible things happened.

I stopped paying attention to my business. When I finally pulled my head out of the land of fear, I saw that I was in debt and no new clients had signed on in months.

Ruh roh. I was in deep doo-doo.

And to top it all off, I wasn’t able to tap into my creativity to get some much-needed solutions to this volcano of a problem. I felt like a loser.

Back then, my entire message was about extreme abundance, and yet I was in extreme scarcity. Then I layered guilt on top of all my other yucky feelings. I thought, “How can I coach about abundance when I don’t feel abundant?”

My stress and guilt about my situation caused me to suffer the most. And it kept me in bondage for almost a year! If I could do it all over again, I wouldn’t have made a big deal about any of it.

The best leaders don’t rip themselves to shreds when the shizzle hits the fan.

Once you stop judging yourself by your circumstances, you have access to power, freedom, and more control of your results.

I don’t need money in my bank account to coach others to be more abundant. I’ve had a coaching client for over a decade worth multiple nine figures. I’m worth nowhere near that. Guess why they hired me? To be more abundant!

I’m 100% confident in my coaching abilities… and my clients trust me because I trust myself.

They don’t give a rip if my house is clean, if I showered today, or if I had a fight with my man and cried all night.

You can be at your worst moment and still attract 5-Star Clients, investors, amazing team members, massive cash flow, and come up with best-selling ideas.

You are your thoughts, not your circumstances.

Clients and customers are attracted to you because they trust that you’ll help them get what they want… not because your life is perfect.

Have your meltdowns and your cake, too!

What if your meltdown led to your best life ever?!

What did ya think about this blog?

Grab Your Magic Wand

mp_admin — Mon, 19 Jan 2026 20:11:03 +0000

People often poke fun at the thought of having a magic wand. I don’t think there’s anything silly about manifesting experiences and outcomes that make you happy.

We each have a magic wand called intention. Once you know what you want in any situation, make the decision that it will be so.

This mindset has been taught throughout the ages.

Remember this from the Bible?

“For everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened.” — Matthew 7:8

But most people revert to making things happen by trying to control and/or force outcomes.

They don’t even remember that a magic wand exists.

I used to grab mine just when I wanted something big… a trip to a faraway land, a car, or to upgrade my living space.

If you’re not asking for what you want internally and externally on a moment-to-moment basis, the best your life will ever be is “fine.”

I’m suggesting you make a conscious decision to make your world better than you can imagine!

The following circumstances can trigger entrepreneurs to forget there is a magic wand within reach:

- Clients who demand deadlines that stress you out
- Technical issues that stop all production
- Not enough time to complete what’s on the “urgent” list
- Childcare issues
- Inspiration and/or creativity is non-existent
- Someone on your team disappears off the grid
- Sales are inching along s-l-o-w-l-y
- Your projects bore you
- You need input from a professional, but don’t know who can help
- You need a partner
- You want to sell your business
- Your health is impeding your ability to take action

Anything you’re currently experiencing in your business that slows down your progress or kills your mojo is a perfect opportunity to ask yourself:

What’s the real issue a hand?
What would be better?
If I could have anything I wanted regarding this issue, what would it be?

Then whip out that wand like your hair is on fire and decide right then and there that this situation will not only resolve itself, but you’ll get everything you want… and more.

Sounds simple. But it takes absolute power, internal alignment, and confidence to trust that you’re worthy to receive exactly what you want… and demand it from life.

Yeah, I said demand. Some of you think that demanding is not the way you ask God or Source for things. God doesn’t care how you ask. Source energy is not judging what you want or how you request it. It doesn’t care if the request is from ego or your most spiritual self.

It does respond to your alignment with your desire. Lack and fear create blocks, while trust and certainty put the manifestation in motion.

It makes no sense to sit in a situation that takes the joy out of your business.

Why wouldn’t you ask for what you want in full expectation that it will be provided?

Your magic wand is powerful in ALL situations. Use it liberally.

Are Your Goals Energizing or Exhausting

mp_admin — Mon, 12 Jan 2026 09:00:20 +0000

Most people think the issue with attaining their goals is discipline.

It’s not ever about discipline. The right goals energize you, keep you focused, and cause you to lean in.

The real issue is starting with goals that don’t have the right energy baked into them.

You can have the “right” goal, a very impressive goal, or a goal that looks good on paper… and still feel resistant, unmotivated by it, or maybe even afraid of it!

That’s just a misalignment, not a reflection of your shortcomings.

I learned this lesson the long (and very cold) way. 🥶

Years ago, a group of us packed three trucks to the brim with camping gear and headed to a remote lake near Lake Tahoe in California. The plan was a rustic adventure. My mate had been dreaming about this trip for over a year.

I, on the other hand, liked comfort.

We’d scoped out the main campground weeks earlier and discovered picnic tables, barbecues, running water, and real bathrooms. (Yay, I could handle that!)

We arrived late at night, driving up a windy mountain road, when something strange appeared on the windshield.

It looked like bugs. Gazillions of them!

But they weren’t sticking.

It wasn’t bugs. It was freaking snowing!

I’d packed shorts, bathing suits, margarita makings, kayaks… not snow gear. That night was miserable.

Eventually, we all admitted the truth: sticking to the plan felt awful. So, we pivoted.

We drove over an hour to the nearest town, hit Starbucks, watched a movie, ate pizza, and one family even got a hotel room. A hot shower never felt so rebellious. Screw adventure… I wanted comfort!

It was the right move. The joy returned the moment we stopped honoring commitment over what felt good in the moment.

The next day, the sun came out. We hiked, kayaked, and enjoyed the trip.

How many times have you stuck to a goal for the sake of commitment instead of leaning into what your heart wants?

I’ve seen this pattern everywhere in life and business.

I once realized I was constantly eyeing my partner’s steak at dinner. I’d been a vegetarian for years, but the desire that fueled that choice was gone. I was sticking to the vegetarian label even though it no longer felt good.

It was no longer energizing me. So, I changed.

Same thing with cleanses and fasts. Following strict rules while resenting them didn’t make me more “pure.” It made me stressed! Buying high-quality bottled juices instead of juicing everything myself didn’t ruin the cleanse… it made it easy to stick to it.

Even my Italian grandmother taught me this lesson the hard way.

I spent hours making homemade dough for a traditional dish, only to find out she’d switched to pre-made wonton wrappers years ago. Same taste… way less effort.

The pattern was obvious once I saw it:

When the energy is gone, your goal needs to change.

This showed up in my business in a big way.

For years, I put the same goal on my list: A million-dollar program launch.

Until one day, my coach asked me: “Why do you want that?”

“Ummmm. Because I think I should because my peers are doing it.”

It was a V-8 moment. There was never any fire behind that goal. I’d tricked myself into believing I should stretch into that goal, but there was no emotional pull. No personal meaning.

Then, each year I didn’t hit the goal, I’d beat myself up, thinking I did something wrong. What a crappy cycle!

Goals only move you forward when they’re born from excitement.

Once I stopped chasing goals I thought I should want and started locking onto what mattered to me, everything shifted. I no longer felt pressure… only excitement.

If your goals feel like pressure, here’s how to recalibrate:

Separate desire from expectation. Do I want this… or do I think I should want this?
Notice where you’re honoring commitment over what’s true in your heart right now. If you’d be relieved to let a goal go, then you need to honor that.
Allow yourself to do things the easy way. Shortcuts are smart!
Choose goals that pull you forward emotionally. The right goal should feel exciting, not fill you with dread.
Let inspiration lead you to the strategy. Also let it lead you to the right timing for taking action. Just because you make a goal doesn’t mean you need to jump on it right THIS moment.

The most powerful goals are the ones you want badly enough to enjoy the journey.

So if a goal feels like a burden… pause before assuming you’re the problem.

You’re probably just chasing something that doesn’t belong to you anymore.

Goals are allowed to evolve. You’re allowed to change your mind. And you don’t need a dramatic reason to let something go. “This doesn’t feel good anymore” is enough.

The Secret to Productivity

mp_admin — Mon, 05 Jan 2026 11:11:58 +0000

One of the most popular issues my clients bring up, besides how to make more moola, is how to do more in a day. Unfortunately, even the smartest time management tools can’t give you more time each day. This forces you to create a different relationship with time, and ditch the “not enough” train of thought.

My approach to time is a combination of practical tools, structures, spirituality, and emotional wellness. If you want to do more, you’ve got to begin with the inner game.

When you wake up in the morning, decide what kind of day you’re going to have. Will it be good, grumpy, fun, rushed, peaceful, productive, or an adventure?

Morning is the easiest time to push the reset button on your attitude.

Disregard the urge to plow into your day with full force. Always do one or more morning practices to be grounded and focused before you start “doing.”

These practices can work wonders:

Walk, run, work out, row, or do another activity that creates a mind-body connection.
Journal, do automatic writing, or jot morning pages, where you just dump what’s in your head onto paper.
Meditate or do a guided visualization.
Connect with your vision board or bucket list.
Connect to your yearly, monthly, and weekly biz goals.
Sip a cup of joe or tea while reading something pleasant or enjoying the view.
Write about what an awesome day you’ll have, as if it’s already happened.

Once you feel like you can powerfully move forward in a calm manner, it’s time to set your intentions for the day. This is how you leverage the power of attraction. If you start your day without doing this, you’re asking for a day you look back on and say, “Where did my day go?” or “This day went from bad to worse.”

It’s important to only choose a maximum of five actions you want to complete each day. Fewer is better. Decide which actions will feel the most fulfilling to complete and that you’ll enjoy doing. If there’s something you must complete because of a deadline, decide that it’ll be easy to complete.

Focus is the name of the game. Give yourself completely to whatever you are doing in any given moment. You’ll experience more peace and will actually get more done than if you multitasked all day long.

You can experience the feeling of time expanding when you stay present to the moment. It takes a bit of trust to know that what needs to get done will get done. Whatever doesn’t get done is fine.

If you beat yourself up over what didn’t get done, then you’re asking for misery. This life is meant to be enjoyed, not to be a productivity master. But if you’re clear about your intentions and find flow in your day, you can experience joy and reach your most important goals.

Peace, joy, and fun are the biggest factors in profit attraction, not how many tasks you can get done in a day.

I always ask myself if what I’ve chosen to do for the day will move me toward what I want and if it will make me happy. Whatever you choose to do for the day, align yourself 100% behind it. No regrets. You’ll have another clean slate tomorrow. =)