Hello!

Last month I spent 2 days with my Master Mind group. We are a group (Maryse Senecal, Tonya Davidson, AJ Plant, Nathalie Beauchamp, to name but a few) led by our coach and mentor Lisa Larter. Together we review, share and strategize by presenting our businesses to one another. As a sole business owner, I find this opportunity to brainstorm and learn very valuable.

I always leave these sessions with great ideas to implement, ways we can collaborate as a group, and this time I came away with something more personal. I received some feedback from the group that I could benefit from being more of "my-self", and "less perfect" in my business persona. 

I wrote a newsletter a few weeks back about the death of my father, and my writing was raw and honest. I wasn't feeling OK, but I was doing my best to deal with it - and in showing some vulnerability, I received more comments on that post than any other before it. I believe the two incidents are linked!

This is wonderful feedback to receive because, rather than receiving an idea for tactical execution, I received some insight that I can apply not only to my business, but to the way I live my life.

Today's newsletter is about how I feel about my ability to not try and appear so perfect, but to let the real me show through. Thank you my mastermind friends, and to my newsletter readers for helping me along the way.