A Go for No! 21-Day Challenge is launching now!

• Maybe it's time to kick in your asking action-taking?
• Might you need some accountability?
• Or perhaps you're looking for a way to get refocused on income-producing activities? 

Start setting no goals and stop the procrastination and other time-wasting activities that are destroying your momentum. 

Right when you sign up, you’ll get access to the Challenge modules. This is me, Andrea, teaching you on video everything you need to know and do to prepare to have a successful challenge. 

Everything you could need to know is here along with a short video! 

* The official dates are April 24th to May 15th but the key is to sign up right now and start preparing on your own by accessing the challenge training. 
* We have live accountability calls on Day 1, April 24th, Day 8, 15, and a final special call on Day 22 to talk about your results, how to move forward and keep go for no alive in your business. (If you can't make the calls, don't worry, I'll record them.) 
* And you get daily support and Notivation in the private Facebook group that you can access as needed, on your schedule.
 

In other words, there's structure to the program but at the same time I wanted it to be flexible enough that you can work into your busy schedule. 

As good as this all sounds, maybe you’ve got concerns? 

It's normal to feel hesitant about signing up for a challenge, especially if you fear that you might not follow through. 

Here's the thing: The decision to sign up is already a significant step towards personal growth and development. 

By signing up for the challenge, you're making a commitment to yourself. You're acknowledging that you're ready to embrace change and take action towards your goals. This act of commitment sets the stage for positive transformation, regardless of the outcome.

One of the greatest benefits of participating in a challenge is the built-in accountability and support system. Even if you're worried about not following through on your own, you'll have a community of like-minded individuals cheering you on each time we meet. 

Challenges are all about pushing yourself outside of your comfort zone and expanding your horizons. Even if you aren't perfect (newsflash: no one is perfect!) and don't reach every goal, the experience itself will be incredibly valuable. Every attempt, no matter how small, is an opportunity for growth and learning.

Being a part of a challenge will teach you a lot about yourself—your strengths, your weaknesses, and your areas for improvement. 

Remember that you'll never know what you're capable of unless you try. Regretting not taking action is often far worse than the fear of failure. Even if things don't go exactly as planned, you can take pride in the fact that you had the courage to try.