Go Long

Plan for What You Can. Adapt to What You Can’t.

Nothing teaches this lesson better than a hike up a mountain like Mt. Kilimanjaro. There are plenty of life lessons to take away from such a trek, and there is certainly something for you. Read what really hit Jill the most from her climb in our recent Substack.

Join us on July 15th! We are excited to see Jill as the guest discussion leader for this regular event. Thank you to Suzanne and Jillian for inviting her. Grab the book today and we’ll see you there (PS if you don’t have time to read the book, join us anyway for what is sure to be a great discussion).

Thanks to The Wellness Extension and Suzanne Scheer, J.D., CLTC for inviting Jill Consor Beck as their guest!

Register here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/business-minds-book-club-hosted-by-jillian-bernstein-and-suzanne-scheer-tickets-1990058572762

We have literally all been there. The late-night technology issues. The last-minute government forms (FAFSA, anyone?). The call to the accountant to say “what is this number they are asking?” The night before the deadline, just trying to get this done… your spouse has gone to sleep, your friends won’t understand… you just need someone to vent to while you’re dealing with this nonsense.

Enter Jill and the Go Long system.

Listen, this client did everything right - more than right, actually. She had her son work on uploading his camp forms and he got stuck and couldn’t finish the project. It wasn’t easy for mom either… she was up late into the night trying to fix what ended up being a document-sizing issue. Jill was there on the other end of the line, just giving the kind of moral support you sometimes need.

Someday, when it’s time for this woman’s child to fill out college forms, he’ll be a step ahead of everyone whose mom never asked them to take on this level of self-administration. So as frustrated as she got, she’s bought herself calm later.

And in the moments that get crazy again, Jill will be there. It’s just what she does. Save this for later when you literally want to pull your hair out. We’ve got you.

Guilt is a tricky emotion. It can shut you down. It can completely take over. You can become consumed with guilt to the point you aren’t doing what you want, but always racing to exceed other people’s expectations.

Jill works with clients all the time who have serious issues with guilt on all levels and in different situations.

Swipe through to read this example of how she worked with a client to get past it - and how she might be able to help you or someone you know too.

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Read the full story on Substack today.

Have you ever watched a dog chase its tail? Does it actually have a goal, a plan, a mission, or a way to know if it’s successful? Ever feel like you’re just like the dog - busy, but not necessarily productive? Check out Jill Consor Beck's most recent substack and see if this is the week you accomplish what’s on that to do list. Go ahead, catch your tail.

Get inspired here: https://golong.substack.com/p/274685ca-42a3-429f-bfb8-e482d847113f