You Don’t Owe The Internet Anything

 
 

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Episode Summary:

In this episode, I dive into a topic that so many heart-centered entrepreneurs experience. If you’ve ever felt guilty for taking a break from posting on social media or skipping an email to your list, this pep talk is for you. I share a gentle list reminding you of things you’re “allowed” to do in your business—like changing your mind, taking time off, or prioritizing what feels aligned. Consider this episode your permission slip to make decisions and run your business in a way that truly serves you and your clients. Let’s release the guilt, focus on what really matters, and take aligned action in business. Remember, you don’t owe the free internet anything.

Topics:

  • What it means to not owe the internet anything

  • Why heart centered entrepreneurs often feel unnecessary guilt

  • The importance of prioritizing yourself and your business

  • A gentle list of things you’re allowed to do in your business

  • How to balance free content with showing up and serving your paying clients

  • Shifting focus to what your business actually needs

  • Embracing clarity, intentionality, and alignment in your actions

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