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HoneyBeBold | Rachel Honeyman

Elvis has left the building

Published about 2 months agoΒ β€’Β 1 min read

Hey Reader!

Every week, when I sit down to batch my content, I ask myself one essential question:

What gear am I in this week? Low, medium, or high?

And I'll be honest: The past few weeks have been low, low, and low again.

A low gear week is when I've just got too much going on, and my content needs bare-minimum input. Between being busy with client projects, wrapping up my current Bold Content Collective cohort, and getting ready to leave the country for 5 weeks, it's no surprise I've been in low gear these past few weeks.

But here's where things get cool (okay, indulge my nerding out for a sec, would ya?! 😜)

Those crazy busy weeks are exactly where most people fall completely off the bandwagon. Content doesn't just take a backseat; it fully leaves the building, arm-in-arm with Elvis.

When you've got a low/medium/high test to run your week against, though, staying on track is soooo much easier. Knowing what your absolute bare minimum is β€” and I'm talking reallllly bare minimum β€” makes all the difference in continuing to show up in a way that feels manageable.

This week, I'm sharing my secret for keeping a good number of plants alive (despite being a terrible plant mom), and how I follow the same principles for keeping my content alive (even when it feels like the last thing I want to focus on).

Go watch/listen below, then let me know: Do you have a system in place to account for your bandwidth each week? Or do you fall into the all-or-nothing trap?

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I have to tell you about this 🀯

It's not typical for me to share other people's offers with you (because I'm suuuuuuper picky about what will be actually helpful for my audience). But my friend Lori Young (@offer_magician) just launched a ridiculously cool tool called The Offer X-Rayβ„’. I just went through it myself and my mind was legitimately blown.

It's an AI-powered offer diagnostic tool that audits your offer across 6 layers of the entire offer lifecycle. And I'm being so for real when I tell you it's insanely detailed.

Lori's an offer strategist with 20+ years of experience helping coaches, consultants, and service-based experts figure out exactly why their offers aren't converting. She's taken the same framework she uses with her private clients and built it into a crazy powerful tool that's just $47 right now (price is going up to $77 in a few weeks).

Okay, that's all from me for now! See you next week, Reader!

Boldly yours,

Rachel Honeyman

CEO @ HoneyBeBold

HoneyBeBold, Oceanside, NY​
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HoneyBeBold | Rachel Honeyman

I help women kick ass in their businesses through bold content marketing, branding, and web design

I'm a marketer, entrepreneur, and podcaster on a mission to help women be their boldest and most successful selves in business. I'm here to walk through this thing called womanhood-while-entrepreneuring with you. Subscribe to follow along for the journey!

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