Many people share their dreams with me and then immediately list the reasons why they can’t make them happen. Sarah Guilliot is proof that when you step into your true calling, everything aligns. Like many entrepreneurs, Sarah felt trapped and longed for freedom.
A wake-up call came when her husband suffered a stroke, pushing her to take the leap into entrepreneurship. Through multiple ventures including an Etsy shop, partnerships, and a design agency, she kept iterating until she landed on what truly lit her up: copywriting.
Just a year ago, she was preparing to go back to a corporate job if her business didn’t take off. Instead, she made a decision, went all in, and within months, everything changed. Her story is a powerful reminder that success follows clarity, commitment, and the courage to bet on yourself.
Key Takeaways:
- Deciding changes everything: The moment Sarah fully committed to copywriting, opportunities flowed effortlessly.
- Iterate and pivot: She tried multiple business models before landing on what truly worked for her.
- Sales is a service: Selling is offering your unique gift to the world in a way that feels aligned.
- Incremental upgrades matter: This is often overlooked, but small changes in your daily environment help you make huge mindset shifts.
- AI can’t replace human connection: Tools like ChatGPT can help, but authentic brand voice and emotional nuance require a human touch.
- Surround yourself with support: A strong network helped Sarah stay confident even when she faced challenges.
- Momentum builds fast when you commit: Fear fades when you take action and success often follows sooner than expected.
Sending you so much love and be well.
Resources:
Connect with Sarah – Website, Instagram
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