I think I'm dealing with a problem that only introverts face.

I don't know if you have ever had this happen before, but this happens to me all the time.

When I have to be extroverted and I have to be on, immediately after the adrenaline dump that inevitably happens, I always feel sick. It's crazy.

So last night I did a workshop and it was about a 90-minute workshop actually went a little bit over.

And, you know, obviously I'm presenting. I have to bring the energy. I have to be engaging.

And, you know, whether I accomplish that or not, I still try. And it is very much against my nature. So normally I'm quiet. I'm more

reserved. I like to listen more than I like to speak. And so yeah, every time I do that,

I find myself feeling sick the next day.

And I've been doing this long enough where I kind of know to prepare for it.

So I try to lighten up my schedule the next day.

But sometimes it's not controllable.

And I've been crazy.

This is definitely a season of business.

I posted this on my stories where I'm like so freaking deep in fulfillment.

And it's just a weird shift to be in that position because it almost feels like you're not doing enough.

Right. Like I'm we have all these new clients that came in to our. it almost feels like you're not doing enough, right?

Like I'm, we have all these new clients that came in to our Ascend program.

And we're doing all of these custom funnels for people,

the trust funnel that that takes a lot of work.

And I don't think that other people quite appreciate just the amount of time and effort and energy

that went into creating the trust funnel.

And then for us to do these custom builds, a lot of that falls on me because I work out the positioning and the messaging and,

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