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Why Bite-Sized Actions Lead to Big Results

Published 6 months ago • 2 min read

Hi Reader

Happy New Year! 🎉

Can you believe how quickly January is flying by? Did you set any resolutions this year?

I used to set resolutions too, but I stopped when I realised they often felt more like wishes—goals without a clear plan. Does that sound familiar?

Resolutions, dreams, and goals—they all require consistent, deliberate action to come to life.

The challenge is figuring out which actions to take and staying consistent, especially when motivation starts to fade.

Progress isn’t built on motivation alone—it’s created through small, purposeful steps in the right direction.

Having someone to guide you, support you, and hold you accountable can make all the difference.

That’s what my coaching is all about—helping you reach your goals and beyond.

At the end of last year, I received this powerful testimonial from a client that reminded me why I do what I do:

“In one year of using Lisa’s methods and resources, I shot 11 new PBs, rebounded faster from performances that didn’t meet my standards, and transformed my entire approach to archery into something positive, progressive, and ultimately achievable. The tools and strategies we’ve discussed have given me the confidence and skills to approach pressure situations and always come away achieving a goal.” — Luke

In 2024, I had the privilege of witnessing the incredible progress my clients achieved.

The personalised support and tailored strategies empowered them to make remarkable strides toward their goals.

However, I’m always striving to serve better and make mindset coaching more accessible to everyone.

I realised that while the ​Winner’s Circle Group Coaching​ provides fantastic affordability, a supportive community, and opportunities for shared growth, there are times when athletes face challenges they may not feel comfortable sharing in a group setting. At the same time, they might not yet be ready to commit to a fully individualised coaching program.

That’s why I’m excited to introduce the ​Winner’s Circle Advantage​ for 2025!

This exclusive program enhances the ​Winner’s Circle Group Coaching​ experience by including a monthly 1:1 session with me.

It provides a unique balance of flexibility and affordability, making it easier to build your winning mindset while addressing your specific challenges in a private setting.

​Learn more about the Winner's Circle Advantage.

For those seeking a deeper transformation and very personalised coaching experienced, like Luke experienced, I invite you to explore my ​Ultimate Mindset Coaching.

This program offers unlimited coaching support each month, combined with weekly accountability and motivation calls—perfect for taking your growth to the next level.

If you’re not sure what’s right for you or just want to give coaching a try, grab a free session here.

No matter where you are on your journey, I’m here to help make 2025 the year your goals become your reality.

Let’s make it happen together!

Here’s to your success,

Stay positive, stay focused, and keep moving forward.

Lisa

PS: Book a ​30 minute FREE mindset strategy call whenever you are ready

PPS: Join the Winner's Circle here​

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