Stacie Peterson

06/02/2026

Most people wait until they have something “impressive” to offer before picking up the phone.

But the agents who attract most? They’re already giving — checklists, connections, mentorship, training.

Reciprocity isn’t a tactic. It’s a mindset. Start giving, and watch what comes back.

Save this for later 📌

05/30/2026

The coffee was there. I was there. The only thing missing was you. Have you ever had an appointment and they ghosted you? Here are a couple things you can do to increase your show rate: 1. Send a calendar invite 2. Confirm with a quick video or voice text 3 Give them a compelling reason to meet.

05/10/2026

04/01/2026

Your future self will thank you.

03/20/2026

Get better results from ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity - any LLM. Use this to make your prompt stronger!

03/18/2026

I started this practice back in 2017 and recently revisited it. It has changed how I am feeling, how much stress I feel and honestly overwhelm isn’t part of my day!
I read the book Tools of Titans and came across Morning pages by Julia Cameron. It is the process of writing three pages of brain dump every morning. It isn’t meant to have anyone read it - it is freeing your mind of clutter and allowing creativity to flow. One thing that I think is important for this practice is finding a pen that you love and glides nice. You will spend about 30 minutes doing this. Second is a mindfulness candle. This isn’t required, but I like to do it because it creates an ambiance as well as a timer. My candles last almost 30 minutes.
Here is what I have experienced lately. I got an outline done that I had been putting off for months, made decisions that needed to be finalized, got 5 photo books printed in less than 3 hours, created a budget and taught my planning method with ease to a coaching client. Those are things that had been weighing on my mind! Give morning pages a try - I know you will love it!

01/15/2026

The dream isn’t too big — the self-doubt is just loud.

A fresh chapter begins.

And I want you to hear this clearly:

Your goal is not the problem.

The problem is the thought:
“What if I can’t?”
“What if I fail?”
“What if I’m not consistent?”

And I get it — because I’ve lived that moment too.

That moment where you want the next level so badly…
but your brain starts negotiating with you.

It starts offering you a “safer goal.”
A “more realistic timeline.”
A watered-down version of what you actually desire.

But here’s the truth:

You don’t need certainty.
You need self-trust.

And the fastest way to build self-trust?

Keep the promises you make to yourself.

One action. One day. One rep. One conversation. One post.
One brave decision at a time.

That’s how the “impossible” goal becomes inevitable.

So yes — set the goal that feels big enough to scare you a little.
Then become the version of you who follows through.

Bet on yourself.
You’ve already proven you can do big things.

Now tell me… what’s the goal you’re claiming?

12/19/2025

I’m starting to look ahead to 2026 and asking better questions.

Have you given any thought to what you want next year to look like, or not yet?