Creator of the Tiny Brave Steps Methodology
What will you gain from this
half-day workshop?
You'll Meet Your
Future Self
Become clear on both the person
and business you're building
over the next 90 days
You'll Create A Simple,
Actionable 90-Day Plan
Turn overwhelm into action by
breaking down your priorities into
"Tiny Brave Steps"
You'll Connect With
Courage, Not Perfection
Learn to befriend your fear and build
momentum in a supportive and
non-judmental space
Not just your typical Quarterly Plan...
First, you'll see yourself as you want to be...
Your Future Self's Blueprint
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You'll cast a bold vision with the help of your AI Coach
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You'll draft a "Problem I Solve and How I Solve It" document you can use as a foundation for anything you want to create - or to reference at times when you're stuck.
Second, you'll identify your...
3-Goal Strategy
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You'll look back and identity what you've accomplished already this year
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You'll pinpoint 3 most important priorities for the last quarter
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You'll then define the 3 traits you need to embody and the daily practices you will need to get there.
Third, you'll be amazed once again by...
The Power of Tiny Brave Steps
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You'll break down your big goals into small, consistent actions that build confidence and momentum
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Progress will replace overwhelm
This isn't one big long lecture!
You will have TIME TO IMPLEMENT
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You'll get lots of time to work on your plan, receive guidance side by side with a community of women who are on a similar journey
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More work time than guidance time. Enhanced planning with AI prompts provided.
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Learn what others are doing and ask questions, too.
Ready to finish your year strong? Reserve your spot here!
Facilitator: Bernice McDonald, Coach, Trainer, Author
Ever wonder what it would be like to feel "enough" to do ANYTHING? Despite the fear. Despite the doubts. Bernice McDonald is a coach, author & originator of "Creative Spaces". She helps women navigate life's challenges by providing a 4-step framework and the "Tiny Brave Steps" methodology.
Her work is rooted in the belief that courage is built through small, consistent actions, enabling women (just like you) to move from "not enough" to "brave enough".