Build Your Best Fall
A Free 5-Day Challenge • September 7–11
Get the important stuff done AND get the last six weeks of your year back.
You know those things you were definitely going to get done this year? There's still time.
Join me for five days and we'll choose the three that matter most, make room for them in your real life, and create a simple plan to finish by Thanksgiving, without turning your fall into one long catch-up session.
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Get the important stuff done and get your six weeks back.
What would you do with the last six weeks of your year if you weren't using them to catch up?
Imagine getting to Thanksgiving feeling really good about what you finished.
The things you decided mattered are handled, and you're not carrying them into December or trying to squeeze them in before January.
You have six weeks left in the year, and you get to decide what they're for.
More time with your family. Travel. Rest. Christmas. Having people over. Watching every cheesy holiday movie ever made. A Saturday when you do absolutely nothing and don't feel guilty about it.
Whatever you want those weeks to hold, they're yours.
December gets to be December.
We’re not trying to save the whole year before Christmas.
September can make you a little crazy.
You remember what you haven't done yet, look at everything that's coming this fall, and suddenly decide you either need to get your act together immediately or accept that none of it is happening until January.
There's a better option.
There are probably a few things you'd still really love to finish this year. Maybe it's a project you've dragged around for months, a decision you've avoided, something important at home, or the personal thing that keeps getting pushed behind everything else.
They don't have to be big.
They have to matter to you.
Meet Your Three Before Thanksgiving
During the challenge, you'll choose three things you'd genuinely love to have finished before the holiday season begins.
Not three work goals plus three personal goals plus three things around the house.
Three total.
We'll get clear on what finished means, make room for them in the life you already have, and create a plan to help you follow through.
And everything else?
It can wait.
DAY 1: Stop Writing Off Your Year
Before deciding what's next, you'll see how much you've already done and stop measuring your whole year by what's still unfinished. Then you'll decide what you want this fall to be about.
You'll leave with: A clear focus for your fall.
DAY 2: Choose Your Three Before Thanksgiving
You'll sort through everything you could do and choose the three things you'd be genuinely happy to have finished by Thanksgiving.
Then we'll make “done” clear enough that you know exactly what you're working toward.
You'll leave with: Your Three Before Thanksgiving.
DAY 3: Get Your Time Back
We're not adding three more things to an already full life.
You'll look at what's taking your time now and decide what still deserves a place in your fall, what can go, and what needs to change.
You'll leave with: More room for what matters.
DAY 4: Build a Fall You Actually Want to Live
Your best fall can't just be a list of things you finished.
You'll make room for your priorities inside your real life, protect some white space, and put something you love into your week on purpose.
You'll leave with: A week you actually want to live.
DAY 5: Make Your Plan
You'll put everything together into a realistic plan through Thanksgiving, with enough flexibility for the weeks that don't go the way you expected.
Because you don't need a perfect fall. You need a plan you know how to come back to.
You'll leave with: Your plan from now through Thanksgiving.
And I'm giving you some extra help making the hard decisions.
During the challenge, you'll use some of my custom AI tools right alongside me.
Stuck between five things that all feel important? Give the tool the five and let it help you pressure-test them.
Realize something needs to come off your plate but aren't sure what to cut or change? We'll use AI to help you sort through that too.
We'll even use one of my tools to help you build your week around your actual commitments and the times of day when you do your best work.
These tools aren't here to give you fifty more ideas.
They're here to help you make better decisions about the ideas you already have.
You don't need to finish everything to feel good about this year.
There will always be more you could do.
The question is whether all of it deserves your fall.
That's why we're choosing three things instead of making another giant list. We're going to decide what's worth finishing, make room for it, and let some other things wait.
You don't need to spend the rest of the year proving how much you can get done.
You get to choose what would make you really glad you did it.
Janelle Roselli
I thought I needed better systems to stay consistent with all the things I said I was going to do. Instead, I learned to pick the specific things I actually have the capacity and time to do so I can keep those promises.
Laura Allen
I've learned to allow rest and white space and give it the importance it deserves. It's not an afterthought. It's not something that's earned. It actually makes me better in my job, as a mom, as a wife, and as a human being.
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