It’s been a quiet week over here.
Not business – that’s about to bust at the seams.
But personally? Kinda lonely.
My best friend’s been buried in work stuff lately—she’s surrounded by people all day, and by the time she’s done, she doesn’t have a lot left in the tank.
And I get it.
But man, when you’re working from home on your own… it gets real quiet.
There’s no water cooler. No one to high-five when you finally figure out that one tech thing. No random coworker who tells you it’s okay to pack it in for the day when you’re spiraling at your desk over something that doesn’t actually matter.
It’s not burnout. It’s just… a weird sort of business loneliness.
The kind where you start wondering if you’re making the right moves at all. If this thing is even working.
If that’s where you’re at too, you’re not broken. This is just part of it.
But it doesn’t mean you have to white-knuckle through it alone.
That’s part of why I created Business Beacon.
It’s a tiny thing. A weekly email. Just three questions. But it keeps you tethered to your business and your goals—and if you reply, you’ll get a reply back from me. (No bots. No AI. Just actual me.)
It’s a check-in from someone who gets it.
The accountability is great.
The connection? Even better.
I hope we’ll talk soon.
