TWO CHOICES

How I Changed My Life by Playing My Own “Two Choice” Game

Life gives us choices. Every single day.

Research shows we make around 20,000 decisions a day, and most of them happen on autopilot.

Here’s the kicker: it’s rarely the big, dramatic choices that shape our lives. It’s the small, quiet ones we barely notice, the ones we shrug off that quietly determine our future.

We all have a baseline, the life that feels familiar, safe, and predictable, even if it doesn’t look chaotic or stressful.

For me, my baseline was chaos, stress, and survival mode. It felt predictable. It felt safe.

And it nearly cost me everything.

I had two choices:

Choice One: Stay stuck in a life that was destroying me

Choice Two: Or do whatever it took to create a better future for me and my kids

Choosing the second option was terrifying, but it’s what allowed me to finally step off autopilot and take control of my life.

The hard truth?

Our baselines are addictive. We crave the familiar, even when it limits us.

Only 9% of people ever take the steps to break free from their baseline and create lasting change.

At any moment, we all have two choices: stay where it feels familiar, or step into the unknown and create something better.

From the Two Choices strategy, you’ll learn how to:

-Recognise the small daily choices shaping your life

-Break free from your baseline and make courageous choices in the unknown

-Step off autopilot and finally start creating the life you’re capable of

 

ACT GREATER

How I Turned Fear and Doubt Into Action

Every day, you’ll face moments that demand more than thought moments where fear, self-doubt, and feeling unworthy scream, “You’re not ready.”

Big goals and bold ideas often feel uncomfortable, unfamiliar, even impossible. But action is the only way forward.

I know this feeling all too well.

I was a teenage single mum, homeless, with a four-month-old and a four-year-old. I had no money, nowhere to live, and every part of me told me I wasn’t good enough.

Yet one morning, I chose action over fear. That single choice set me on the path to transforming my life.

Over the years, I’ve discovered that acting greater than how you feel is a skill anyone can learn. It’s not about suddenly feeling brave or ready; it’s about stepping forward anyway, pushing through fear, doubt, and feeling unworthy, and proving to yourself that action comes before confidence.

Today, I want to take you through six battle-tested stages that have helped me find the courage to act greater; from surviving chaos to building a business, achieving my dream job, and creating the life I never thought possible.

Here’s what acting greater than how you feel can do for you:

-Open doors you didn’t think existed – In my first year of business, I made $300,000 in sales, even though I had no idea what I was doing. Taking action despite fear and uncertainty opened doors I never imagined.

-Turn fear and doubt into fuel – Every knockback, every “no,” and every failed attempt taught me how to get stronger, smarter, and more determined.

-Create momentum that changes your life – Small, brave actions repeated over time rewired my mind and created opportunities I never imagined.

 

 

 

DO YOU

How I Stopped Living For Everyone Else’s Opinions And Started Living For Me

One of the hardest things we face is what other people think.

Out of all my strategies, this one held me back the most, and it’s the one that holds most people back.

Overcome it, and you unlock your full potential.

As a kid, my nickname was Runt, and I was told I wasn’t wanted. As a teenager, I was judged for my choices. Even as I started succeeding, criticism didn’t stop. People will always have an opinion.

I learned this the hard way while working in a job I loved.  For three years, I let the opinions of others dictate my choices.

Their voices were loud, and I almost gave up something I loved because I cared too much about what others thought.

Then I realised something powerful: my voice was my most powerful weapon. It carried me from victim to survivor and became the tool that let me reclaim my life.

Here’s the reality: research shows we have around 80,000 thoughts a day, and 90% are the same thoughts we had yesterday.

Most people let others’ opinions control their minds, keeping them small, stuck, and playing safe.

But you can control your actions, your choices, and your life.

When you stop living to please others and start living for yourself, everything changes.

From the Do You strategy, you’ll learn how to:

-Step fully into your own power by ignoring the noise of others’ opinions

-Make bold decisions based on what you truly want; not what others expect

-Take control of your life, overcome fear, and start living on your terms

Your voice is your most powerful weapon. When you own it, you become unstoppable.