Direction Reset Mini Workshop

Stop drifting.
Start sailing.

A 1-hour workshop that gives you a compass
you'll actually use.

You don't need a 90-day plan. You don't need another goal-setting method. You need to get clear on who you're becoming — and what that means for every decision you make from here.

$7 One-time · Instant access

Yes — I'm ready to get clear → Instant access · No subscription · Yours to keep

This is for you if...

You're busy. You're trying.
But something still feels off.

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The Perpetual Restarter

You have ideas, projects, and a to-do list that never gets shorter — but you're not sure any of it is actually moving you forward.

Done restarting. Ready to stay.

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The Strategy Collector

Every new method makes sense in theory. You've tried most of them. But something still feels like you're solving the wrong problem.

You don't need more strategies. You need a filter.

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The Overscheduled Mom

You're doing more than anyone should. But "more" isn't working. You want clarity, not another thing to manage.

Stop doing more. Start doing what works.

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The Direction-Seeker

You want to feel intentional, not just productive. Like the version of you who actually follows through — because she knows where she's going.

That version of you is already in there.

What's inside

7 sections. About an hour.
A compass you'll use every day.

Each section has a short video, a clear framework, and a reflection prompt. Work through them in order. By the end, you have a Best Self Snapshot — five statements that tell you exactly who you're building toward and how to make decisions from there.

My Approach

Define the filter that makes every decision easier. Not your personality — your chosen method for moving through uncertainty.

Who I'm Becoming

Your consumption patterns are already telling you who you're becoming. We make it conscious — and show you how to use it as direction.

My Ordinary Tuesday

Real vision holds up on a random Tuesday. Not just your best day. We design for the actual life you're living.

Who Guides Me

Learn to filter what you're taking in — so you stop borrowing other people's direction and start building your own.

My Transformation

Name the patterns you're done with. You can't leave behind what you haven't named.

What I'm Building

Get everything pointing the same direction — content, offers, next steps. When it coheres, it compounds.

What Else Belongs

The non-negotiables. How you want this to feel while you build it. Because if it costs you your peace, it's not worth building.

The honest difference

Drifting vs. Sailing.
You'll know which one you are.

Right now

After the workshop

Every new opportunity looks like the one. You say yes because you're not sure what "fit" even means yet.

You have a filter. You can ask "would she say yes to this?" — and actually know the answer.

You're busy. Really busy. But the busyness doesn't feel like it's going anywhere specific.

Your busyness has a direction. The same work — but now it's stacking instead of competing.

You restart when things slow down. The pattern repeats. You're not sure why.

You know who you're building toward. So when things slow down, you stay — because you have a reason to.

What you walk away with

Not a mood board.
A working compass.

Your Best Self Snapshot — five statements that describe who you're becoming, how you move through challenges, and what your ordinary day looks like when you're on track.

A decision filter you'll use every day — one question that cuts through noise, second-guessing, and other people's strategies: "Would she say yes to this?"

Clarity on what to stop — the patterns you've been calling personality traits that are actually just habits. Named. Recognized. Done.

Free bonus: The Best Self Daily Planner — one page, every day, built around your Snapshot. So the clarity doesn't just live in a tab you forget to open.

The doubts in your head

Every objection.
Answered straight.

"I've tried workshops before. Nothing sticks."

This isn't a workshop you watch. It's one you use.

You leave with a Snapshot — five specific statements about who you are and where you're going. That's what makes it stick. It's a compass, not a recording.

"I don't have an hour to sit down right now."

You can do it in pieces.

Each section is about 10 minutes. Do one during nap time. Two on a lunch break. It's built for real life, not ideal conditions.

"I already know I'm overwhelmed. Will this just add more?"

The whole point is less, not more.

This workshop is built on one filter: stop doing more, start doing what works. By the end you'll have dropped things, not added them.

"Is $7 really worth my time?"

That's the wrong question.

The question is how much more time you'll lose without a direction filter. Clarity is free. The cost of drifting isn't.

"What if it's not right for me?"

If you're a busy mom who feels scattered, it's right for you.

This is built specifically for women who are doing the work but not sure it's the right work. If that's you, you're in the right place.

"I'm not sure I'm ready to get clear."

That feeling is exactly why you should do this.

Not ready usually means you're afraid of what clarity will ask of you. That's the work. And it's $7 to start it.

Who built this

Built by a mom who was
tired of more.

Miss Gee · Angie

I'm Angie — former nurse, homeschool mom, and the person who spent way too long confusing busy with purposeful.

I built this workshop because I kept seeing the same pattern: smart, capable women who had the ideas, the drive, and the work ethic — but not the direction. They weren't failing because they weren't trying. They were failing because they didn't have a filter.

This is that filter. I built it for myself first. Then I packaged it so you don't have to figure it out the hard way.

Stop doing more. Start doing what works.

Stop drifting.Start sailing.

You're busy. You're trying.But something still feels off.

7 sections. About an hour.A compass you'll use every day.

Drifting vs. Sailing.You'll know which one you are.

Not a mood board.A working compass.

Every objection.Answered straight.

Built by a mom who wastired of more.

Stop doing more.Start doing what works.