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Elaine Timms built a Pinterest strategy business that grew to 100K sessions/month, sold a blog for five figures, and has spent almost eight years helping entrepreneurs get their content working long after they hit publish. She's also someone who spent years in fight-or-flight without knowing it — outsmarting everything, including herself.

In this conversation, Elaine and I talk about what actually shifted when she stopped following everyone else's rules — in her business, her body, and her creative life. We get into the energy over strategy philosophy she's built her work around (and where that phrase actually came from — credit to Chelsea Schreiner), why Pinterest might be the most nervous-system-friendly platform you're not using, and the fiction writing project that's been coming to her through her dreams.

This one's for the business owner who's doing everything right and still wondering why something feels off.

What we cover:

• What "energy over strategy" looks like in a real business decision
• Why slow growth isn't failure — it's a nervous system choice
• The pattern work that shifted Elaine's visibility wound
• Journaling: what to do with it after you write it
• How Elaine is merging her data brain with her creative one
• The fiction writing project she's finally giving herself permission to pursue

Work with Elaine -

elainetimms.com

https://www.linkedin.com/in/elaine-timms/

https://www.instagram.com/elainetimmscreative/

https://elainetimms.kit.com/37b6e3c17c - Pinterest audit checklist

https://elainetimms.com/pinterest-marketing-strategy-guide-for-beginners/ - Pinterest strategy guide

Book 1:1 here

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You've been telling yourself you're fine. Your shoulders tell a different story.

Five months ago I noticed something. I assessed it - clinically, carefully - and decided it could wait. What followed was a mammogram, a biopsy, a titanium clip, and eventually a day surgery where I showed up in a brown hospital robe to the worst TOGA party in history!
This isn't a medical story. It's a nervous system one.

What does the body hold when the mind has decided it's probably nothing?
Also: a brief but necessary correction about HPV that someone out there needs to hear.

Book 1:1 here

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If you've tried and quit every workout routine you've ever started, this isn't a discipline problem. It's a nervous system problem.

I share the honest story of every movement format that didn't work for my body - including a spin class that ended disgustingly - and what I finally figured out about why. We get into what cortisol actually does, the difference between discomfort that grows you and discomfort that drains you, and why the thing that finally stuck looks nothing like what the fitness industry told me it should.

Softness isn't weakness. It's strategy.

Book 1:1 here