Jen Hatzung, founder and CEO of Abundant Affirmations, believes in her own product. As a mom and a business owner she’s wrestled with her thoughts and values on money, self-worth, and even how she shows up as a mother.

I’m a chronic starter. My computer is full of incomplete manuscripts. My bathroom scale shows 15 pounds of baby weight that I just can’t seem to lose.

I made up my mind right then and there that I would do my best to refrain from being a “why can’t we?” person at work.

It was truly an honor to work with Jen, both on this set and with her email launch as well as her sales page. I think given enough time and merlot, we could accomplish pretty much anything.

Looking out from on top of that view, you feel like you really could do anything. From the top of the hill, you see what the Wright Brothers wanted to see.

For once, I wasn’t speculating about the future or panicked about how I was going to make All The Things happen when it comes to my dreams or goals. 

First things first: it is never okay to use someone else’s troubling situation for your financial gain or social popularity.