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# I am struggling with this

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Hey Reader,

I am struggling at the moment. And I wanted to be open and honest about that. Because sometimes things are just difficult in business.

For me, it's my strategy.

It's not that I don't know where I want to go or how to get there. I do! I have quite a clear vision.

**I will be here to help you put all the puzzle pieces you have, the ones that can make your business a success, and ensure those puzzle pieces fall into place.**

**It's so frustrating to waste hours trying to figure out what you need to do to make it work or to fit different pieces of marketing tech together (and figuring out what you actually need and what is just a distraction). And I will help you get everything in the right place so it all fits together seamlessly.**

**I have always been here for that, but it's become even clearer lately.**

But it means making some really tough decisions. Decisions that just hurt. Like retiring a course with a 100% exceptional score in my recent survey.

You probably know the feeling.

You've worked so hard on that funnel or that product, and **now you are just supposed to let it go**? To change it? To start completely over? All that work is gone?

I have some of my clients going through this too, and I completely sympathise with them because it is hard to let it go, even though you know it is for the better.

See, the thing is, **that work isn't gone**. It helped you get where you are. And it helped you see how you can help your clients better. A few of the products I will be retiring won't return, but they will be the inspiration for a new thing I will start working on.

With the new offers, it will be easier to guide you to the right option based on your struggle, your price range, and how much of a personal touch you want.

So, while I struggle with saying goodbye to some offers, I know it's for the better. But in the meantime, I will stay here, feeling a little sorry for myself that all of it has got to go.

Have you ever felt like that too? What was it for you that got you in there? How did you get out?

**Warmest wishes,
Natalie**

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