Sharlrita

For a long time, I was known as “the publishing expert.”

And that title followed me everywhere.

Even now people still tag me when someone asks how to publish a book.

But something shifted in me.

I realized I didn’t want to just teach business anymore.

I wanted to live the business I talk about.

Less performing. More building.

All 2026

I’m not gonna lie… today started a little chaotic 😂
No headphones. Low light. It's Monday we hosted an event Saturday and I'm still tired. Now I have to also get the house ready because we are headed to Miami again for a mastermind. It's alot to do so my house is a mess too.

And I wanted to share this because I know some of y’all think you need a “perfect” schedule to run your business.

You don’t.

It was 10:30 AM when I started working today.

Some days I’m in my pajamas all day.
Yesterday I was. No camera. Just work.

And this is the part people don’t talk about enough:

Your business can still move forward… even when your day isn’t “aesthetic.”

Here’s what keeps me on track:

✅ I run my business from Trello.
Not because I’m trying to be fancy… but because I need to see what I’m doing.

I don’t do the same thing every day,
but I do have weekly non-negotiables.

For example, Thursday for me look like:

Upload a YouTube video

Get it transcribed

Make Pinterest pins

Record 2 podcast episodes (so I stay ahead)

And yes… I repurpose like crazy.

That one YouTube video?
It becomes a podcast.
Then show notes.
Then pins.
Then sometimes a blog.

Because no content goes wasted over here.

And let me say this loud:

Everybody doesn’t follow you everywhere.
So repeating yourself is not a problem.

Every platform is an entry point.

Some people meet you on Pinterest first.
Some meet you on YouTube.
Some find your podcast.

So repurposing is not “doing too much.”
It’s building smart.

If you want, I can keep doing more “work with me / behind the scenes” videos like this.

Tell me in the comments:
Do you want more content like this… or do you prefer the teaching-style videos?

My first book in my brand-new series, The Soft Lists for Simple Income, was just featured in a Substack newsletter and I’m truly grateful. 🤍

Being featured in newsletters and blogs is one of my favorite ways to create quiet visibility and consistent sales, so this moment means a lot to me. I’m currently working on the next two books in the series, and this just gave me even more motivation.

If you’d like to see the feature, you can read it here:
https://open.substack.com/pub/minimalistbooks/p/mbw-047-silent-profit?r=33irdk&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web