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That's A Wrap


Can you believe it's been 30 days already? Some of you may be breathing a sigh of relief, some of you I know are sad. I seem to be teetering between both of those today. When we started this crazy Summer Reboot a month ago, we all had our different reasons:

  • A way to connect (when our busy schedules did not even have enough breathing room for coffee).

  • Just needed to see something change in our lives.

  • Wanted a fresh start, without having to wait for New Years to take it.

  • Somebody dared/bet us we couldn't/wouldn't do it.

  • Looking for a safe community to grow in.

Whatever your original reason may have been, it quickly became SO much more…

  • A place to be authentic.

  • A judgement free sharing of highs and lows.

  • A place to celebrate accomplishments and exchange ideas.

  • A community willing to be challenged and challenge one another.

  • A tribe of women encouraging each other to be better, try harder, do more, dare greater!

You spent the last 30 days not only accomplishing more than the average woman will accomplish in the next six months, but you have infused one another with undeniable wit, timeless wisdom and ridiculous whimsy at every turn. By tackling one small assignment a day, we have embraced the core values of: Vision, Tracking, Self-care, Service and Growth. Just look at all we have done:

Good golly miss molly, bring it in girl...that is one HUGE high-five on you! Did you think you could accomplish all of that in just 30 days? I honestly did not. I kept telling myself, “you got this” but, inside I think I just assumed I was going to fail. Call it good around day 22 or so...cuz that’s what we do, right? “At least I tried…


I am super embarrassed to admit that I came into this thing expecting myself to fall short, yet I think that might have also served as a motivating factor in some weird way. Like I was not only holding myself accountable, but for once was going to prove myself wrong!


I had no idea how far this would stretch me physically, mentally, emotionally. I had no idea how much discipline it was going to take and I sure did not think I had enough of that. I certainly did not anticipate the level of vulnerability that would occur...or how powerful those moments really were, both on and off camera. I didn’t see all of the fighting I would do with myself, more importantly the fighting I would do FOR myself. I had no idea how much stronger I would emerge from all of this. How fortified I would feel in my sense of purpose or how motivated I would be to get ‘er done!


How about you...how have you been surprised over the last 30 days? What are you most excited to integrate into your daily life? Where was the aha moment for you? Tell us about your Summer Reboot experience below and be automatically entered to win “The Breathe Bag”.


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Val Kosky
Aug 01, 2018

Hi, Jo, Pam and all future past,

This had been so much fun. Dittos, dittos, dittos to what Pam wrote--she is also a gifted writer! (Thanks for your words and encouragement the both of you.) I loved your challenges, how creative they all are and how they stretched me--showing me new areas to change and growing places that were already big, to me.

Hope we have a gathering of friends for a new cup of coffee sometime soon!

Blessings can't wait to see what you do next. You are a world-class, world changer!

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phill
Aug 01, 2018

First and before anything else, I am going to miss your face, your smile - even through holding back the tears. I have enjoyed my time, more than you will ever know.


I loved the real and raw aspect of this reboot the most. That for me was most important, no filters, just truth, standing in my truth and knowing that I wasn't alone.


I was surprised by how participating in an online community of supportive, loving, and genuine people would feel. The feeling of belonging and working together with a common daily goal in mind was somehow comforting. It is the first time I've done something like this and I am proud of myself for being vulnerable and opening…


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