Unlock the Secret Strategy to Make 2026 the Year You’re Known for the Work You Truly Desire
That meant turning down paid work sometimes, which felt risky when I was still growing my practice.
But within a year, my referrals changed. People started reaching out specifically for attachment work, and my days felt less like obligation and more like contribution.
If you want to be known for the work you actually want to do, you can’t just hope people figure it out. You have to shape that perception intentionally.
Talk about the work before you’ve mastered it
But here’s what actually happens when you talk about your interests early: you attract the opportunities that help you grow in that direction.
