Maybe this is your nudge


I’ve gotten a few responses since I started writing to you again Reader,

And something I’ve noticed is that people aren’t necessarily looking for a giant life overhaul.

They’re looking for a place to put what’s happening in their heads.

A decision.

A transition.

A relationship.

A career question.

A nagging feeling.

A desire they haven’t admitted out loud yet.

A version of themselves they’re ready to leave behind.

Or simply the question:

“What the hell am I doing?” 🤨

I understand.

And honestly, that’s one of the reasons I created these $55 coaching hours.

I wanted to make getting support feel easy.

You don’t have to commit to a program.

You don’t have to decide whether I’m “your coach” for the next six months.

You don’t need to know exactly what you need.

You can just book an hour.

Bring whatever is robbing you of your peace.

We’ll figure out where to begin.

60 minutes. $55.

BOOK YOUR COACHING HOUR: https://hello.dubsado.com/public/appointment-scheduler/656e0dca0c28ccb2251be21a/schedule​

I’ve opened six of these conversations each week.

And if you were one of the people thinking, “Hmm… maybe I should do that,” last week…

This is me nudging you to give yourself permission to stop thinking about it and just come talk to me. 😉

Sincerely, Sonja

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