For years, I wore my āSeason of Noā like a badge of honor.
But right now? Iām saying yes, and it feels a little reckless š¬ ⦠and a lot necessary.
You already know the season of no.
Head down. Blinders on.
No new strategies, no shiny objects.
Just implementation mode. šš»
In a season of no, you stop learning and start creating.
You stay focused on the thing youāre building, you launch it before itās perfect, and then you tweak and refine until it works.
That season? It built my business.
Itās how I became known for helping entrepreneurs turn their knowledge into profitable digital courses.
Itās how I launched the same program, over and over again, improving it every single time.
Itās how I stopped chasing momentum and started building it. š„
But right now? Iām building something Iāve never built before.
Something unlike anything Iāve done.
Which means⦠everything feels new.
The curriculum. The offer. The lead generation. The marketing. The sales.
All of it.
Iāve got a Google Doc full of notes from other peopleās sales funnels. š
And handwritten notes everywhere that donāt yet make sense. š¤¦š»āāļø
Youāve been there too, right?
Iāve stepped out of the implementation cave and into a learning loop.
Iāve enrolled in new programs. Iāve joined a mastermind.Ā
Iām asking more questions, talking to peers, gathering examples, and seeing whatās possible.
This is what a season of yes looks like. š
Itās curious. Itās energetic. Itās full of new ideas and fresh inspiration.
But hereās the part that most people get wrong.
>>> A season of yes should be VERY temporary.
Because while itās fun and invigorating, it can also create indecision.
You learn ten ways to do one thing. (Some of them in conflict with each other!)
You get hit with a million ideas.
And eventually, you realize: someone has to make the call.Ā
Someone has to decide what this is going to be. (That someone being YOU šš».)
Thatās when itās time to move back into a season of no.
You have to cut bait and open a blank doc to start building.
If youāve got the idea, the new knowledge, the new strategiesā¦
ā¦the next right step isnāt more learning. Itās more doing.
The truth is, both seasons are necessary.
The secret: The results come when you stay in the right one for the right amount of time. Not too short. Not too long.
So ask yourselfā¦
Are you collecting or creating? Consuming or committing?
Know your season. Own your choice.
Thereās no wrong season to be in. But the magic happens when you know which one youāre in and why youāre there.
In Case You Missed It This Week š¤
Hereās whatās worth your brain space this week.
#1: Instagram Just Went Searchable on Google
Did you know that now your Instagram posts can show up in a Google search? Yes, really. SEO just slid into your social strategy. Time to make those captions count! Click here for a rundown of the details.
#2: How to Make Saying No Feel GoodĀ
Speaking of your season of no, do you ever feel bad saying no? Yeah, me too. In this 51-second video, my friend Jefferson Fisher shows us how to say no with clarity and ease. Itās a must-watch (especially for my people pleasers like me!).

Hot Take of the Week š„
Letās play a quick game:
What do your last podcast episode, YouTube video, blog post, newsletter, or that speaking gig you crushed have in common?
Theyāre full of content gold⦠and youāre probably not mining it!Ā
So hereās your Content Repurposing Challenge š„³
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Choose one piece of content. Find the golden thread. The story, insight, or moment that hit home.
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Ask: āHow would I explain this to someone hearing it for the first time?ā
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Break it down into a 5-slide IG carousel (1 clear idea per slide).
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Use the same hook for a short video (under 30 seconds). IG Reel it. FB Story it. Donāt overthink it.
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Shift the angle for LinkedIn. Whatās the leadership takeaway?
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Rework it into an email. Add a behind-the-scenes moment, a lesson, or a quick challenge.
Bonus points: Loop in your VA or content sidekick. Your job is strategy, not the execution.
This isnāt about doing more. Itās about getting more from what youāve already done.
Letās squeeze the juice. šYou earned it.
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Good chat! Letās do it again next week.
Until then, choose your season wisely, repurpose like the boss you are, and scoop some calm right into that Stanley.Ā
Amy
P.S. If your revenueās stuck, your metrics might be the reason. Iāve got the solution! No crazy spreadsheets that make your head spin. Just real clarity that helps you grow smarter, faster. Listen to this weekās podcast here. š§

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