
What an old man at the pool taught me about shame, selling, and showing up online.
š¬ aka how a casual beach day turned into an energetic reframe
I was lounging at my beach club, scrolling through DMs, answering questions, connecting with potential clients.
Selling my offers. From my phone. In the shade. Regulated.
Then I hear this older man say:
āThese kids today⦠theyāre always on their phones. Not doing anything.ā
And I realized⦠he meant me. š
And yeah, he was kind of right.
I was on my phone.
But what he didnāt realize?
I was literally working. Selling. Leading.
Building a business from a beach chair.
It made me think about how much shame women still carry around being seen doing their work.
Especially when it doesnāt look like āwork.ā
ā Building a business online
ā Selling in the DMs
ā Taking a beach selfie
ā Making a Reel
ā Even just⦠being visible
Weāve internalized so many messages about how weāre supposed to show up.
That if it looks fun, or easy, or feminine⦠it must not be serious.
It must not count.
Spoiler: it does.
This episode is about all of that.
⨠Visibility
⨠Judgement
⨠Why being seen is still radical
⨠And how I transmute casual moments like this into deep energetic clarity
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What an Old Man at the Pool Taught Me About Selling in 2025
ā If youāre building a spiritual biz
ā If youāve felt weird about selling online
ā If you want to stop hiding your magnetism