7 transitions I've gone through over the past 6 months (and a dose of hope)

In this candid episode of World Builders, host Jenni Gritters shares seven profound personal transitions she's navigated over the past six to eight months, from shifting her relationship with money and financial pressure to redefining business growth through relationships rather than solo hustle. She opens up about reclaiming her true identity, moving from stagnant sales to easeful invitations, and simplifying a complex business ecosystem into one focused path.Jenni closes with deeply personal reflections on healing her body image, embracing a flexible childcare setup, and offers listeners hope that staying on the bridge between who you were and who you're becoming is always worth the walk.The transitions:Money as pressure → Money as an invitation into creativity — Shifting from viewing financial scarcity as failure to seeing it as a sign to think outside the box and create something new.Expanding by her own effort → Expanding through relationships — Moving away from solo hustle and hiring a team/village (coaches, a community steward, an ecosystem architect) to grow World Builders collaboratively rather than efforting alone."Becoming her" → Realizing she's always been "becoming me" — Letting go of the idea of transforming into some new influencer-type persona and instead returning to a more authentic, childhood version of herself.Stagnant sales → Easeful invitations — Moving from feeling tense and unclear about selling programs to feeling open and aligned, especially with things like the Council programs she genuinely loves running.A complex ecosystem → A simple path — Pulling back from trying to launch her entire 10-year vision at once, and instead focusing on one piece at a time for more clarity and ease.Exercising to shrink/look a certain way → Moving her body to feel strong and stable — A shift from suffering-based fitness to restorative, strength-based movement (like lifting weights), which mirrored the embodiment she wanted in her business.Black-and-white thinking about childcare → A more flexible setup — Moving away from rigid full-time childcare back toward a hybrid schedule that blends work and family life, allowing more balance and alignment with what she actually wants.Resources:Explore The Council (registration for the Water Council closes Friday, July 24th)Read The Sustainable SolopreneurExplore The World Builders Collective