✨ Small Victories, Big Impact

EPISODE · Apr 30, 2025 · 12 MIN

✨ Small Victories, Big Impact

from The Austen Pathway · host The Austen Pathway, Jane Austen's Niece, and Melissa Makarewicz

Do you ever feel like you're constantly swimming upstream? You know what I'm talking about—that social media post you worked so hard on barely got any likes. The print proof for your new book came back with weird formatting issues. Your newsletter open rates are... well, let's not go there today. We've ALL been there, trust me.But here's something we’ve discovered that's been a total game-changer for our community: taking time each week to celebrate our wins, no matter how small they might seem.Why Our Weekly Wins Check-In Works WondersSometimes it’s hard to see the good that’s happening in the midst of a rough week. But, when you know you are accountable to find the good to share, it makes you look for it.Isn't that brilliant? Sometimes we need that little nudge to look for the good stuff.I want to share with you why this simple practice has become the highlight of our week:1. It Flips the Script on Your Inner CriticYou know that voice in your head that's constantly pointing out what's not working? Yeah, that one. When you actively hunt for wins each week, you're basically telling that voice, "Not today, thanks!" You start noticing the good stuff that's happening all around you instead of just the frustrations.2. It Gets You Moving on Those "Almost Done" ProjectsFunny thing about knowing you'll need to share a win each week—it makes you want to make sure you HAVE a win to share! Suddenly that project that's been sitting at 95% complete for three weeks seems more urgent. "I finally hit publish on that blog post" becomes your win for the week!3. It Creates the Best Kind of Community VibeThere's something absolutely magical about celebrating together. When someone shares their win—whether it's sending your manuscript off for edits or simply organizing their desk drawer—we all get to bask in that little moment of joy. We love celebrating with you!4. It Shows You How Far You've Actually ComeWhen you're in the day-to-day grind, it can feel like you're standing still. But a collection of weekly wins over months? That's some serious evidence that you're making progress, friend. On those really tough days, you can look back and remind yourself: "I've done hard things before, and I can do them again."Want to Try This Yourself?It's super simple to get started:* Pick a day each week for your "wins check-in" (we do ours on Wednesday)* Count EVERYTHING (seriously, finding the perfect GIF for your blog counts!)* Find a buddy or join a community where you can share your wins (we suggest sharing here with us :)* Keep track somewhere—in your journal, a notes app, wherever works for youYour Turn!While so many people are constantly pushing us to do more, be more, achieve more—taking a minute to say "Hey, I did some cool stuff this week!" is pretty revolutionary.We'd love to know: What win are YOU celebrating this week? Drop it in the comments below—our community would love to cheer you on! This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theaustenpathway.substack.com

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