This is episode 275, and it marks the end of an era for Sincerely, Future You.

After 274 episodes spanning five years through births, launches, travel, and countless life transformations, this conversation feels complete. I've explored every question that burned in my mind when I started, experimented with concepts that have literally changed bank accounts, and watched women take maternity leaves, leave full-time jobs, and release thoughts that were giving them ulcers—all because of ideas we've shared in this space.

So, this episode is a love letter to my past self. It’s an affirmation of all that she knew but didn’t know why she knew. I hope this episode helps you see yourself more clearly, and don’t worry, this won’t be the last time you hear from me. I’ve got a fun, new conversation brewing, and it’s hitting the airwaves in August.

Get full show notes, transcript, and more information here: https://www.sincerelyfutureyou.com/275

Mentioned in this episode:

Fun Money Redirect

Have you ever achieved a big goal only to feel... empty? Maybe you hit that revenue target, scaled your business, or finally mastered your schedule. But something still feels missing.

In this episode, I dive into a deceptively simple yet transformative question that successful business owners need to answer: "What is your time for?"

This week, I share my personal, extensive list of what time means to me - from making things more fun and having deep conversations to receiving uncomfortable amounts of money and being present for my children's development. This isn't about slowing down; it's about being intentional with the only time we have on earth.

Get full show notes, transcript, and more information here: https://www.sincerelyfutureyou.com/274

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Fun Money Redirect

The emotional highs and lows of entrepreneurship can feel like whiplash, pulling us between euphoric wins and crushing setbacks. As business owners, we often look to past results to validate our progress and worth, creating an unhealthy cycle of emotional dependence on outcomes.

Leading indicators predict future success while lagging indicators measure past performance. Understanding the difference between these metrics - and where to focus our attention - can transform how we show up in our businesses. When we celebrate the actions and mindset that create results, rather than just the results themselves, we build sustainable confidence that withstands market fluctuations.

Join me this week as I break down why over-focusing on lagging indicators puts us on an emotional rollercoaster, reinforces logical (rather than revolutionary) growth strategies, and creates limiting narratives about what's possible.

Get full show notes, transcript, and more information here: https://www.sincerelyfutureyou.com/273

Mentioned in this episode:

Fun Money Redirect