The Done List Club Audit

The Done List Club Audit
You started the business. So why does it still feel like you're getting ready to start?
Perfectionism. More research. Comparing yourself to everyone else. Or doing everything except the thing that could make you money.
7 questions. 2 minutes. Find out what's keeping your CLOSED sign up and get one move to break the pattern.
Find out what's keeping me stuck →Free. No 47-point action plan. No homework.

“It's nearly ready...”
You've been nearly ready for quite some time.
“I just need to figure this out first...”
There is always one more thing to learn.
“Everyone else is so much further ahead...”
You spend more time looking sideways than moving forwards.
“I know what I need to do...”
And somehow everything else gets done first.
You probably recognise yourself in more than one.
The audit finds the pattern that's running the show.
You've made the thing.
You've tweaked the thing.
You've researched how to sell the thing.
You've watched three other people selling their things.
You've reorganised your inbox.
Have you actually offered the thing for sale?
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That's the territory this quiz owns.
TDLC isn't telling creative women to become more productive machines. It's identifying all the perfectly respectable-looking ways we avoid the uncomfortable work that moves a business forward.
Take seven quick questions.
Get your dominant pattern: Refiner, Researcher, Comparer or Avoider.
See how that pattern is showing up in your business, what it's costing you and the reframe that helps break it.
Then get one thing to do next.
Not a workbook.
Not another course.
Not 27 things to add to the list.
One move. Go do it.
For creative business owners with plenty of ideas, plenty of ambition and rather too many things sitting at 83% finished.
We don't need more information.
We need to finish things. Put things out. Ask for the sale. Send the pitch. Follow up. Get visible.
Done beats perfect.
The audit is where you start.
Built by someone who did this in the cracks of a full-time job, not in theory.