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Hi! I'm Adrienne.

I help women who are ready for something different find clarity, rebuild self-trust, and create a future that feels like theirs.

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something new I'm building

Hey there, Reader! I've been building something I'm excited about. For the last three years, I've been making custom AI tools for my own business: content studios, podcast workflows, planning applications, journaling tools, and community systems. I built them because the tools I needed didn't exist. Now I'm building them for other people. If you're a coach, therapist, consultant, or small business owner with a process that eats your time, or an idea for how things should work that no app...
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Unwind With Winter Magic Sessions

❄️ Unwind with Winter Magic

Hey there, Reader! I released two Winter Magic Sessions over the weekend, one on Saturday and one on Sunday. If December has started to feel hectic for you, grab a notebook and pen and take 20 minutes to watch at least one of them. By mid-December, something usually shifts. Even when we begin the season with the best intentions, this is often when the pace picks up. Schedules fill, expectations stack, everything is somehow a bit noisier, and the season we wanted to experience starts to feel...
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Updates, Shifts, & What’s Ahead + Something for you!

Hey there, Reader! It feels really good to be back in your inbox. The podcast took a little pause and today’s episode is a full update on where I’ve been and where everything is headed next. If you’ve been with me for a while, thank you for sticking with me. If you’re new here, welcome. I’m happy you’re here. I want to start with the thing I’m most excited about, because it’s been on my heart for months. The Writing Wild Society Is Open Writing Wild Society is my new community space for women...
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Letting go without feeling like a failure

Hey there, Reader! Letting go is one of those phrases that gets tossed around a lot. It has bugged me for ages because it always sounded so vague and floaty. Like… What does it actually mean to let go? How do you do it? Lately, I’ve been staring at the trees in my backyard as the leaves start to change. Some are a deep maroon, others golden, and every day more and more are falling. What struck me is that the tree isn’t clinging to them. It doesn’t fight to keep what no longer belongs. It...
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Consumed or Connected?

Hey there, Reader! Have you noticed how often conversations about unplugging, going analogue, or taking a break from our phones are popping up lately? Maybe it’s just the algorithm feeding me back what I’m already wrestling with, but I think a lot of us are feeling it. I’ve been catching myself feeling more distracted than I’d like, and I realized I needed to get curious about where my attention was going. I started asking myself two questions: What do I want to pay attention to? If my...
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The Trade-Offs You Don’t Notice

The Trade-Offs You Don’t Notice

Hey there, Reader! There’s something about late August that always feels like a crossroads. Summer’s winding down, routines are about to shift, and whether you have kids heading back to school or not, you can almost feel life nudging you to make choices about where your time and energy will go next. That’s why this week’s podcast episode is about opportunity cost in life. We’re talking about the sneaky trade-offs that show up when you say yes to one thing and, without even realizing it,...
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Enter Dreamland

Enter Dreamland

Hey there, Reader! This week, I wanted to do something a little different and share an essay that I wrote on Substack. Enter Dreamland Have you ever felt unmoored? I have, more times than I'd care to admit. Sometime in the spring of 2020, in the throes of the pandemic, I was burned out from work, had relationship woes, was disconnected from my family, my friends, and myself. I couldn't stop putting my attention on my challenges, and I felt like nothing ever would or could be good again. My...
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On wishing things were different

Hey there, Reader! Have you ever found yourself wishing things were different? This past week, I found myself saying some version of that to myself. In doing so, I was creating dissatisfaction with everything around me. Just a few weeks after my Grand Teton backpacking trip, I couldn’t have felt further from the peace I experienced while hiking. Rather than just accept my irritability and unhappiness, I decided to dig into what’s going on underneath. What exactly do I want to be different?...
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Finding Your Own Way Forward

Hey there, Reader! I recently got back from a backpacking trip in Grand Teton National Park, and as I walked through the mountains, surrounded by beauty, I felt more at peace than I’ve felt in a long time. I wasn’t trying to feel peaceful or thinking about anything in particular. I was in awe of everything around me, and I loved every second of it. It was a tough hike. There were big elevation changes, I got caught in more than one storm, and the mosquitos were biting. But even with all of...
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