Making Alignment A Daily Practice

When I started my 2026 planning, I wasn’t looking for a more aggressive growth plan or a filled up calendar.

I was looking for alignment between how I spend my time and what actually matters to me.

Alignment between stability and growth.

Alignment between the work I say yes to, and the life I’m building around it.

That clarity didn’t come easily, but once it started to surface, it became impossible to ignore.

From Clarity to Aligned Action

Clarity creates awareness.

Alignment turns that awareness into action.

As I step into a new role this year, I’m doing so because it fits; strategically, energetically, and practically, with the business I’m continuing to grow. This isn’t about choosing one path over another, but instead it's about designing a structure that supports both.

For the first time, I’m not forcing momentum, I’m letting alignment guide it.

That shift has changed how I think about my work, my capacity, and the kind of impact I want to make on the world around me.

Building a Business That Fits

Alignment has also sharpened my focus.

Instead of stretching myself thin across every opportunity, I’m doubling down on work is important to me.

Work that lowers stress instead of adding to it.

Work that feels steady, useful, and grounded.

Growth that doesn’t feel like hustle, because it feels like refinement.

Saying yes more deliberately. Saying no without guilt. Trusting that aligned work compounds over time.

Moving Forward With Intention

Alignment isn’t passive. It requires attention.

It’s a practice of checking in, over and over again, to be sure what you’re building still fits who you’re becoming. As I move forward into this next chapter, that practice is staying front and center.

New role. Growing business. Clear boundaries. Room to evolve.

That’s the kind of foundation I want for 2026 and beyond.

-Sheri