It hit me somewhere on the NJ Turnpike


Hey Reader!

As I write this, it's the fourth day of Passover, a holiday that largely gets a bad rap because of all the matzah it involves. (In case you don't know, we don't eat bread on Passover, and instead, eat cardboard-tasting crackers called matzah for a full week).

But, matzah aside, I love Passover because of what it represents: Freedom.

Without giving a whole history lesson, Passover is about the Jewish people's transition from enslavement in Egypt to freedom as a nation that can live according to their values and traditions.

I just got back from spending the first part of Passover in Maryland with family, and on the long drive in each direction, I kept thinking about what freedom means to me.

And somewhere on the New Jersey Turnpike, I couldn't get content out of my head (because, well, welcome to the brain of a content marketer 😜).

So many of the women I meet are out here treating their marketing like a punishment. They post out of obligation, dreading the blog, forcing the reel, guilt-spiraling on a Sunday night because they didn't hit some arbitrary schedule a "content guru" sold them on.

That, my friends, is its own kind of captivity.

And that's what this week's Bold Bite episode is all about: Unshackling yourself from content that feels like a chore.

Energy transfers through the screen, and your audience feels when you're fired up or just going through the motions. When you allow yourself to create content that actually feels good to create, everything shifts.


Doors are officially open for the next cohort of Bold Content Collective! 🥳

If you've been struggling to define what makes your brand unique, connect with your dream clients through your content, and build out a content strategy that's actually sustainable and fun, the Bold Content Collective (aka BCC) is exactly what you need, kicking of May 14.

BCC is a 6-week content coaching / co-creation course designed for women like you, ready to completely transform how you think about your brand and the content you create for it.

Only 8 spots are left. Enroll by April 30 to save $500.

Got questions about BCC? Just hit reply!

Boldly yours,

Rachel Honeyman

CEO @ HoneyBeBold

HoneyBeBold, Oceanside, NY
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