I cancelled my newsletter

I did. Today, April 6th, about a month before I was sending out a newsletter for a whole year, but in fact I have not been sending out a newsletter for a whole year because I stopped sending it in October. I got overwhelmed with my full time job, managing my business, working for my clients, and well life. I stopped so many things last October and while many factors are apart of my reasons why, I sometimes wonder if I would of kept going where my business would be now. Would I have more clients? Would I feel more secure in marketing strategies for my business? Would I feel more like an expert and less like a newcomer, even one, almost two years into doing this? Who knows, but I know I cannot dwell too much on it. I have to keep moving forward.

Cancelling my subscription to put out a newsletter that recapped the month not only in my business, but my personal life, might feel mundain, but to me, it gives me my edge back into fighting for my business. Yes I am working for clients currently, but I am not really doing much on my own backend for marketing, or social media AND I really love that part. For someone who doesn’t really care to discuss myself, I do love marketing my business and creating things for social media. It’s fun and lets me be creative in such a different way.

I think about the last 3 months, the beginning of 2025, the first quarter, whatever you would like to call her. She truly embodied change. The word was change for that season, yet in this new season I am setting my sights on learning and re-learning. I am trying my hand at my own blog. I am learning about new things for my clients, my own business, definitely for my fulltime job, and even in my personal life. Willingness to learn is the best way to step out of a comfort zone, take a risk, and gain confidence ~ in my own opinion. Cheers to quarter 2, spring, and this new season for all of us.