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FREE WEEKLY POV PRACTICE

EVERY TUESDAY
10:00 AM PST
1:00 PM EST

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You Were Never Taught How to Develop a Point of View.

Instead, you learned how to be agreeable.

To soften your edges.

Keep the peace.

And make yourself easier to accept.

That’s why taking a stand can feel hard.

Even in personal decisions, it’s easy to lose your own judgment under the weight of other people’s opinions—family, friends, history, and unproductive habits.

So when it’s time to articulate what you actually think or make a tough decision, most people freeze because they were never taught how to build POVs they could confidently stand behind.

And without clear POVs, it’s hard to be in control of your own life, career, or business.

The good news is that having POVs is a skill set.

And like any real skill, it can be developed and sharpened.

With enough practice, it becomes something you can confidently rely on—when you’re making life decisions, having difficult conversations, or choosing a direction in your business or career.

POV Practice is where that skill gets built.

What This Is

POV Practice is a free, weekly, live conversation where points of view are treated as a skill you can actually learn and get better at—something you use in both life and business.

This isn’t a business program.

It’s not mindset coaching.

Or a space for motivational fluff or recycled advice.

And it’s not a place for hot takes or performative opinions.

It’s a place to think things through, refine your ideas, and learn how to stand behind what you believe.

Your mind will be challenged and you will absolutely love it!

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How It Works

First, I’ll share a POV that helped me co-create a multi-million-dollar commercial real estate investment company, build a successful business-coaching consultancy, write a bestselling book (Think Like A Stripper), and help thousands of women gain clarity and confidence in their lives and businesses.

I’ll explain where the POV came from, why it mattered, and how it informed real decisions.

Second, I’ll give you a prompt designed to help you develop your own POVs.

You’ll have time to journal and reflect so you can get clear on what you actually think and why.

Third, I’ll open the space for live POV coaching.

If you choose to share, we’ll look at one of your POVs.

I’ll help you strengthen it, clarify what’s really at the center of it, and explore how it applies to your life or business.

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Each POV Practice session is no more than 60 minutes.

If you can’t attend live, you’ll receive a replay and a transcript.

Who This Space Is For

POV Practice is a space for open-minded people who can hear perspectives beyond their own with respect.

We’re not here to get everyone to agree, win arguments, or prove a point.

POV Practice is about understanding where a point of view actually comes from and what it’s built on.

If you’re willing to listen, think, and engage with curiosity—even when something challenges your own POV—you’re welcome here.

What You Can Expect From Me

I’ll share my perspective, but I’m not here to make you sound like me, think like me, or adopt my POVs as your own.

My role is to help you get clear about what you already believe, why you believe it, and whether that thinking actually holds up when you pressure-test it in your life, career, and business.

So when you leave a POV Practice session, you’re not repeating something you heard me say.

You’re standing behind something that’s yours—and you can explain it, use it, and trust it.

What I Expect From You

I expect you to show up willing to think for yourself and take your potential for developing strong POVs seriously. This work requires engagement—not passive listening—and a commitment to developing your POVs over time.

If you can attend live, great. If not, watch the replay and read the transcript. Either way, the expectation is the same—you stay engaged with the practice.

Why Is POV Practice Free?

After two decades working in the business coaching and consulting space—and writing thousands of pages of content across books, programs, blogs, and social media—I reached a point where more writing wasn’t the answer.

You see the work I care about the most comes from thinking in real time, in a live conversation.

So I asked a different question: How can I share my ideas and give people a true taste of how I work—without turning it into another content machine?

I sat with that question for a long time. Long enough to realize that the most valuable part of my work has always happened live—with a meeting of the minds.

POV Practice is the result.

A live, conversational space where I share real POVs, help you develop your own, and treat thinking as a discipline worth practicing.

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FAQS

What is POV Practice?

POV Practice is a free, weekly, live conversation where you develop points of view as a skill set. The focus is on how you think, decide, and stand behind your ideas—in life, career, and business.

Is this a business program?

No. While POVs naturally shape how you work and lead, this is not a business strategy or marketing program. It’s a thinking practice and skillset that applies everywhere.

When do we meet?

TUESDAYS
10:00 AM PST
1:00 PM EST

Is there a replay?

Yes! You’ll receive a replay and have four weeks to listen to it before it gets deleted.

Is POV Practice on video or audio?

Audio. Even though we use Zoom as our meeting space, I do my best work on audio. I get overstimulated looking at people on Zoom and don’t think as clearly.

Do I need to prepare anything?

No formal preparation is required. You may want something to write with for reflection and journaling during the session.

Do I have to speak or be coached live?

No. Live coaching is optional. You can listen, reflect, or participate at your own pace.

Is this a debate or discussion group?

No. This is not a space for debating, convincing, or defending opinions. It’s a space for developing and refining your own POV.

You may hear points of view that don’t align with your own—and that’s intentional.

This is a space for open-minded people who are willing to listen, consider, and think. Strong POVs don’t come from trend cycles or recycled content. They come from lived experience, real stories, and time spent reflecting on what’s actually true for someone.

You’re not required to agree with every POV shared here. You are expected to respect that a real POV is earned—through experience, discernment, and thought.

If you’re curious, thoughtful, and willing to hear perspectives beyond your own, you’re welcome here.

Do I need to agree with the POVs shared?

No. You may hear points of view that don’t align with your own. The expectation is respect and openness, not agreement.

Who is POV Practice for?

POV Practice is for open-minded people who want to think more clearly, develop conviction, and stand behind their ideas.

Is POV Practice really free?

Yes. There’s no cost to attend.

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