Sigrun

Sometimes I do things really fast and sometimes I do things really slow…This week I finally got an acoustic wall behind my desk to reduce echo, plus an acoustic standalone wall in front my desk. 🖥️

Thank you for the inspiration Ina!

I also got myself a new 4K AI-enabled we**am that can follow me around if needed. This camera has an in-built microphone which is pretty good but I am getting a wireless version too.

Yesterday morning, a YouTuber came over to give me advice for the my YouTube setup and she decorated my background and helped me figure how to set up and decorate 2 more locations in my office. (thank you Paige!)

Now I am well on my way to get ready to record for the relaunch of the Sigrun Show as a video podcast.

I still need to get the said microphone, find an adapter for my video light, order a lounge chair in red, side table in black, black vase with red flowers and a red side lamp.

The final setup will be three locations in one room that help me have variations in my videos plus I will also record some in my living room.

I am getting excited to start the recordings - not just because I will have a great setup, sound and light - but also because my plan is to have my podcast agent do all the work after I record - that I find super exciting!

I got fired from my CEO role in 2013.

I recently decided to close down all my programs.

I accidentally sent a “your credit card has failed” email to my list, resulting in hundreds of panicked replies.

My first online course launch failed, with only 1 sale which I refunded.

I went from a $25,000 month to $1700 because of self-sabotage.

But here’s what I’ve realised:

None of these moments were failures.

They were signals.

Signals that something needed to change. And every time I listened, everything moved forward.

Every time I ignored it, things got harder.

That’s why I don’t wait anymore.