Why subscribe?

Hey — I’m Amanda, and if you’ve ever felt the motor of stress in your chest wondering “How am I supposed to keep this up?”
Or built something you’re supposed to love but secretly…you kind of hate it.
Or found yourself asking, “Is this all there is?” — you’re in the right place.

This newsletter is for the people who aren’t willing to settle for just okay.
For the ones who want to build a life and business that feel aligned, calm, and meaningful — not pinned by highlight reels or hustle culture, but grounded in the real, messy, beautiful middle.

Here’s what you’ll find:

  • Honest stories from my journey — from building a million-dollar business out of the back bedroom of my house, to burning out, exiting, choosing a new lane, and learning a lot along the way.

  • Practical tools and prompts you can use right now to create more space, reduce the noise, and move with clarity.

  • Real talk about what it actually takes to slow down and realign — because yes, momentum matters, but so does your peace.

  • For paid subscribers: monthly workshops, meditations, bonus resources — and a few fun surprises I haven’t even planned yet, because this space is growing with you, not just for you.

How often I’ll be in your inbox:
Expect a new essay, insight, or resource each week — frequently enough to keep momentum, but never so much that it overwhelms.

If you’re a paid member, you’ll also receive deeper-dive content, early access to new projects, behind-the-scenes shares, and community opportunities.

Why I started this:
I got tired of the “do more, be more” narrative that so many entrepreneurial spaces push. I was exhausted by the contrast of high ambition and low alignment. I wanted (and still want) a community where we can be ambitious and gentle. Where we can build and breathe.

So if you’re here — welcome. Thanks for being part of this journey.
I’m really glad you are.

Amanda

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