Last week I got to spend three days hanging out virtually with some of the most amazing, talented, heart-full people. I’m talking about the folks in our year-long Opening the Moneyflow course plus the Heart of Business team.
We ran a virtual event via video conferencing (which would’ve been a disaster without the incredible help of Jeremie Miller on three spiritual topics that, together, create massive breakthroughs in business. Sovereignty, Ease, and Appreciation.
The three days were filled with many insights. A lot of people cried, including me. And yes, I’ll go on record as saying that I don’t think it’s a successful event without at least half the participants crying at least once.
I don’t know if it will make you cry, but here’s one deceptively simple and profound insight that will turn your relationship with business around if you take it on.
A client had been wrestling with focusing in on what he does. The funny thing is that he already had a fairly well-developed business, with a full client load and a good income.
Introduction: This is a guest post by Leesa Barnes of success refresh. I asked her to share the journey of how she brought her connection to the Divine into her business. You can find her at
This is a guest post by Heart of Business Alumni Community Member Jenny Bones. Jenny is on a mission to teach people how to change their world with their words. Devouring everything to do with entrepreneurship and/or chocolate, she is currently hosting the first annual
Every month our Alumni Community has a different business focus. While this has many benefits for the community, the practical work involved is that each month I need to find/create a worksheet, and find several related articles that juice the conversation. I also need to create a conversation thread on the Community Forum, and create the backlinks for it.
This is a guest post by Heart of Business Alumni Community Member Sue Kearney. She runs
I’m *finally* healthy after a very sick winter. I’m happy. I love my beautiful wife. The sun has come out here in Portland, at least some of the time, and my kids say the Cutest Things in the World every single day all day long.
Here’s a dream scenario: you have a raving fan client who has colleagues who need the same help you gave him. He offers to introduce you to them and recommend they work with you. Nice!
One of our Heart of Money participants was still struggling with her pricing. “I’ve had some incredibly breakthroughs in my relationship with money, but pricing myself still feels hard. How do I do this?”