I did something risky this year

It's been uncomfortable

 Earlier this year, I made a decision that made absolutely no sense on paper.

 I decided that VASP Wave 8 would be the last cohort for my group coaching program. 

I promise, nothing went wrong. I was NOT dissatisfied in ANYWAY, but because something could go right, if I was willing to do the harder thing.

With the group coaching program, I kept running into the same wall. I could only reach the people who showed up when I did.

The people who are raising kids and managing jobs and trying to squeeze 30 minutes of learning into a life that doesn't stop for anyone, they needed something different from me. Something they could access at 11 pm. Something that met them where they were. A transformation program that will take someone from NO SKILL, NO CLIENT to their very FIRST paying client. 

That's why I am building Digital Neighbor Academy (DNA)

But EHHHHHHHHEEEEEHHHHH,  nobody told me the road will NOT BE EASYYYYY

Growth doesn't ask if you're comfortable. It just shows you what it costs and waits to see if you'll pay it. And this year, I decided to pay it because what's on the other side is worth more than what I gave up to get there.

If you're reading this and there's a risk you've been putting off- a pivot, a decision, a thing you want to build or start or leave - I'm not going to tell you it will be easy. But I will tell you that staying comfortable costs something too. It just charges you quietly, so you don't notice until later.

Choose what you can live with.

PS: DNA is almost ready, Neighbor.

If you're not on the waitlist yet, this is your moment. Be the first to know when doors open, get early access pricing, and join a community of neighbors who are done waiting for the right time.

šŸ‘‰ Join the DNA waitlist → HERE

And if you're already on the waitlist. I see you, I appreciate you, and I have a question for you: what skill are you most looking forward to learning inside DNA? 

Hit reply and tell me. I read every single one.

xoxo,TMA

 

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