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Step 3: A for Act Before You’re Ready... taking 70% actionLast week, you Traced The Belief and Honoured The Alarm. Now y...
09/06/2026

Step 3: A for Act Before You’re Ready... taking 70% action

Last week, you Traced The Belief and Honoured The Alarm. Now you are going to practice moving before you are 100% ready.

The 70% rule is your antidote to waiting for perfection. Pick one area this week - diet, work projects, exercise, relationships - and do one at 70% action. It could be sending a first draft of an email, not amending a spelling mistake, putting forward a half-formed idea, or setting a boundary without overthinking it.

Whatever you choose, you are going to intentionally do it Imperfectly!

I'd love you to share your 70% action in the comments or in your stories and tag me with . If you want a simple prompt:

➡️ Career: I’ll publish a post before refining it
➡️ Diet: I’ll eat a yummy snack without earning it
➡️ Exercise: I'll miss a workout
➡️ Body: I won't get on the scales
➡️ Relationship: I’ll say no once without explanation
➡️ Creative: I’ll take a break before finishing a task

Aiming for 70% and intentionally stopping short of going better generates real-world evidence that good enough is ok. It reconditions your nervous system to stop feeling threatened by imperfection and expands self-trust.

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05/06/2026

Step 2 of The THAW Method: Honour the Alarm.

On Wednesday, I asked you to name the belief(s) you have been carrying silently for years. It is brave and I don't say that lightly.

Today I want to explain why knowing the belief isn't enough and what to do with the thing that happens in your body when that belief gets triggered.

Because this is where most self-help falls apart.

It goes: find the negative thought → replace it with a positive one → repeat until it sticks.

And it doesn't stick. You know because you've tried. You've stood in front of the mirror saying "I am worthy" while your body screams "no you're not."

That's not because you failed at affirmations. It's because affirmations are a mind tool and the freeze is a body response.

Your nervous system responds to sensation...tension, temperature, breath rate, muscle activation.

So when the alarm fires and your body decides that sending the email or posting the content or having the conversation is genuinely dangerous, you need to respond in the language it understands.

That's what the Honour Protocol does:

1. Name it. "This is my alarm. I'm not in danger."
2. Move it. Shake, push, splash - discharge the trapped energy.
3. Breathe it down. 4 in, 7 out, 3 rounds.

90 seconds. That's all.

It won't make you fearless but it will make you functional. And functional is all you need to take the next step.

Which brings us to Step 3 - the part where you actually move. That's coming next week.

For now, try the Honour Protocol once this weekend. Just once. The next time you feel the freeze roll in - before you open a new tab, before you pick up your phone, before you decide you'll do it Monday - try the 90 seconds instead.

Then come back and tell me what happened.

Save this one. You won't need it right now. You'll need it at 9pm on a Sunday when you're spiralling about the week ahead and your body is locking up. That's when you come back to this. That's when the 90 seconds matters most 💫

As promised on Monday, here is step 1.Before any tool, any technique, any productivity system can work, this has to happ...
03/06/2026

As promised on Monday, here is step 1.

Before any tool, any technique, any productivity system can work, this has to happen first. Because you can not outrun a belief you are not aware of.
I spent years trying to fix my procrastination with willpower, planners, habit trackers, rules, and strict routines.

Nothing stuck. And I couldn't understand why because I'm not someone who lacks discipline. I'd proven that in other areas of my life. So why couldn't I just do the thing?

Because I was trying to solve the symptom while the root was still running.

The root was a belief I'd carried since I was young: "If you do it wrong, people will realise you are not capable."

I didn't actually realise I believed that as I'd never said it out loud. But it was there, making me stall every single time I sat down to do something that mattered.

The Trace exercise is simple. It takes 60 seconds. And it will show you more about why you're stuck than any productivity book ever will.
Do it now. Stop scrolling, think of the thing you've been avoiding, and finish the sentence.

"If I do it imperfectly, that would mean I am ________."
Even if it feels uncomfortable to say it out loud, do it.

Especially if it feels uncomfortable. That discomfort is the belief showing itself. And you naming it here is already Step 1 in action!

What a day!!!First walk lead as a volunteer and it didn't disappoint. The views were spectacular.The company was wonder...
02/06/2026

What a day!!!

First walk lead as a volunteer and it didn't disappoint.

The views were spectacular.
The company was wonderful.
The weather was kind.

8 hours all up, it was a tough hike of ups and downs and for several people, it was the furthest they had ever walked. An incredible achievement and inspired is an understatement.

A huge thank you to everyone for supporting each other so beautifully and for making my first time an absolute pleasure.

Going to bed very fulfilled and thankful 🤍

Yesterday I asked you: "What were you actually afraid of this week?"Today I want to answer the question behind that ques...
01/06/2026

Yesterday I asked you: "What were you actually afraid of this week?"

Today I want to answer the question behind that question - why the fear keeps winning even when you know better.

You've read books, downloaded planners, taken advice. And you're still stuck.

Here's why: every piece of advice you've been given assumes the problem is information. That if you just knew the right system, the right morning routine, the right accountability structure then you'd finally do the thing.

But you don't have an information problem. You have a safety problem!

Your nervous system learned (probably a long time ago) that being seen doing something imperfect carried a real cost. Criticism. Withdrawal. Disappointment. Rejection. Embrassment.

So it built a protection, which looks like:

➡️ Suddenly needing to reorganise your desk before you start.

➡️ Opening a document and closing it 4 minutes later

➡️ Feeling genuinely exhausted the moment you sit down to do the thing

➡️ Doing everything on your list except the most important thing.

It is not weakness. It is a very clever nervous system doing exactly what it was trained to do.

The work isn't to override it but to update it!

That's what The THAW Method is built for and we're going into it properly this week. First step drops Wednesday. Follow so you don't miss it.

Which one of those four 'stuck' behaviours lives in your body? The desk reorganising, the tab opening and closing, the sudden exhaustion, or the busy work spiral? Tell me below - I want to know which one your nervous system prefers...

Sunday used to be my most anxious day of the week.Not because anything bad happened, but because not enough happened!I'd...
31/05/2026

Sunday used to be my most anxious day of the week.

Not because anything bad happened, but because not enough happened!

I'd lie there running the highlight reel of everything I hadn't done, and it made me feel inadequate yet again.

The business idea still in notes form. The gym session I skipped. The thing I said yes to because I just couldn't say no. The dinner I spent calculating calories instead of enjoying the company.

And then I'd make a deal with myself... "Monday. Fresh start. This time, I'll get it right."

If you know that specific, low-grade Sunday dread, I want you to know...
It isn't your conscience or discipline kicking in.

That's perfectionism holding a performance review.

And you don't owe the week a verdict. Or Monday a perfect version of yourself.

You just owe yourself one honest question...

"What was I actually afraid of this week?"

Sit with that and don't try to change anything just yet. Just let yourself recognise it.

That's where the real work starts!

30/05/2026

Took me a while to realise this one 🙋🏼‍♀️

But my goodness, when I consciously chose to break perfectionism, life expanded massively.

It was underpinning every area I struggled with and to break free was a huge win ✨️

But just to know you don't need to be perfect isn't enough. You need to feel it. To embody it.

And that takes:

➡️ A proven framework.

➡️ Working with your subconscious to dismantle the stories you live by.

➡️ Working with someone you trust to be open with.

➡️ Having the tools and resources to support in shifting perspective and thinking in a new way.

Living Free Coaching is a 4-step framework designed to break perfectionist thinking for good.

✅️ Meaning more calm and inner peace.
✅️ More confidence and self worth.
✅️ More enjoyment and fun.
✅️ More success and expansion.

Ready to get started? Message me with "FREE" for the Breaking Perfect guide.

29/05/2026

When a moment brings it all together 💫

Every uncomfortable choice and moment of doubt was worth it.

💫Getting started before I felt ready.

💫Dismantling beliefs around my body.

💫Being vulnerable with others.

💫Being bolder in business.

It all led to an incredible experience on a random Friday afternoon.

An imperfect life is a deeply fulfilling one ✨️

To let go of perfectionism thinking and welcome in more calm, more confidence and more success, message me with "FREE" and I'll send you a free guide to get started.


I used to think I had a procrastination problem, a food problem, a boundaries problem, a body image problem and an overw...
29/05/2026

I used to think I had a procrastination problem, a food problem, a boundaries problem, a body image problem and an overworking problem.

Five separate things. Five separate battles. No wonder I was exhausted.

Then I realised something that changed everything:

It was never five problems. It was one pattern wearing different outfits depending on the situation.

The pattern underneath all of them was the same:

"You are not safe to just exist. You have to earn your place. Constantly and perfectly. Or they'll find out you were never enough."

Once I saw the pattern, I stopped trying to fix five things and started working on one.

That's what this page is about. Breaking perfectionism.

Not five problems. One pattern. One solution.

Which mask hits hardest for you? It likely won't be just one. Tell me below ⬇️

Do you procrastinate? Use this sequence to break the pattern.With any change in behaviour you want to make, it needs the...
28/05/2026

Do you procrastinate? Use this sequence to break the pattern.

With any change in behaviour you want to make, it needs the same structure:

➡️ Understand what is happening
➡️ Observe with curiosity, not judgement
➡️ Interrupt the pattern
➡️ Build evidence you can do differently

This is exactly how the THAW Method works to unfreeze your life - Message me with "METHOD" and I'll send it over.

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