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Doing it Messy

  • Oct 10, 2024
  • 1 min read

Cathy Heller would be proud. (If you don't know her, you should check out her podcast, "Abundant Ever After.") In her programs, she teaches her students to "do it messy," a mantra that bypasses our perfectionism and forces us to take action towards our goals, no matter how imperfect and messy that action is.

So, yesterday, I shared a post from this blog for the first time in 10ish months. I didn't realize that my blog platform added a new "campaign" feature, and so I inadvertently sent my subscribers two emails (oops, sorry).


Then, I directed you to my new Substack (thank you for those who followed me over!), but I had forgotten to enable "likes" and "comments" on my account. Sigh.


So, I'm here to say that I have sorted everything out, and, if you are so inclined, I would love your comments on my Substack entries. Also... fingers crossed that you only receive one notification of this blog post!


xo Bets


 
 
 

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