I've known these clients longer than I've known my husband. So when they decided my part was the easiest piece to cut, it stung—more than I expected. It wasn't about the budget. It was a choice. Then a colleague I've worked with for decades said one sentence that melted my heart: "I won't work with them if they don't work with you." Here's what she reminded me about how to know your worth—and why generosity and value were never opposites in the first place.

Here's something nobody warns you about when your business grows: where business ethics and abundance mindset collide is messier than any mindset coach admits. Sandra trusted a "highly recommended" firm — only to learn the glowing review came from a friend with a hidden agenda. Platform bans, lost clients, and a cancellation fee later, she discovered that true abundance and ethical business were never meant to be separate. Here's how she takes her power back.

After 107 days of writing about surrender and cosmic timing, Day 108 brings the most unexpected negotiation lesson: learn from toddlers. They know exactly what they want (the pink cup, not the blue one). They repeat without shame. They don't over-explain or negotiate against themselves. After running multiple businesses and losing deals by being "too nice," I finally discovered that kindness isn't the problem—being a pushover is. Here's how to negotiate like a toddler and win