Lucianne Walkowicz

As a person who has ✨a lot of projects✨and uh, very little time, I know these feelings all too well– in fact, I don’t think I’ve ever gotten anything done without being haunted by the Thing (at least a little). But that should let you in on a secret:

Anytime I’ve had any of those heavy thoughts about That Thing I Meant to Do, I’ve been wrong. I know this, because I’ve done nearly all of those big, hard, heart-driven projects that seemed so impossible to get done at the time. It got done, and turns out, I don’t actually suck. And neither do you!

You don’t need an exorcism to stop being haunted by That Thing You Meant to Do… you need support. Even though it’s scary when your neglected project or idea comes lurking in the night, what That Thing actually needs from you is attention and care. The specific challenge of providing that care and attention to The Thing looks different, depending on what’s been keeping you from doing it to begin with! That’s why so much generic productivity advice is unhelpful: the blocks we experience– and the kinds of support we need to get past them, and make our ideas a reality– aren’t generic.

If you’re looking for support with taking an idea from That Thing You Meant to Do to something you made real, come work with me! There’s just a few more days to sign up for my workshop, Make It Real, where we’ll work on getting you moving no matter what stage you’re stuck in. Make It Real is a great way to get some of the benefits of working with me in 1-on-1 coaching, with a community support and accountability component with other participants, and at a more affordable cost than private coaching. I’ve also added a flexible scheduling option for co-working and discussion sessions, so you can choose what works best for you! See details and sign up at the link in my bio 🌱

Reason 3 to sign up for my workshop, Give An Amazing Talk! is Speak So Others Will Listen. A common mistake that speakers make is thinking that all they need to do is show up with a good message and some decent looking slides-- but who is your message FOR? Who's in your audience, and what do THEY care about? Why should your message resonate with them, and what have you done to make sure it lands? In my workshop, you'll learn how to think about your audience, and put their needs first. By engaging with empathy, you'll ensure that your message gets heard! https://notnotrocketscience.com/amazing-talk