What is the vision for YGTL?

Hello!

Welcome back or welcome for the first time.

This post is all about the present season of my life and business and what I hope to create.

 If you haven’t read my past blog posts, here’s a quick recap: I've restarted my small business after about six years on pause. This blog is a way to share the journey as it unfolds.

Entrepreneurship has always been my dream. I’ve always felt like an out-of-the-box type who wants to pave a path that might be slightly less traditional than the 9-5pm (all the power to the 9-5 ers).

Whether that resonates or not, I hope this post can inspire or encourage you in small or big ways.

So, what is the vision for You’ve Got The Love?

The honest truth about this new season is that I’ve been struggling to identify what I wanted the new vision of my business to be. The only thing I felt very clear on was the importance of my health and my desire to build a life and business that supports this.

I’ve been going through some personal health challenges (don’t worry, I’m not dying), and the greatest silver lining has been how it has opened my eyes to the importance of holistic health and how our bodies, minds, and souls are meant to thrive (this a story for another time).

So, how does this relate to the business?

My goal is to create meaningful gifts and goods that remind us of what truly matters, whether that’s health, relationships, career, or just enjoying the little things.

I’ve personally found that in the busyness of life, it’s so easy to forget whatever it is you’re trying to focus on (like a mindset or intention) or working towards (like a goal). I need small and big reminders throughout my day to come back to what’s most important.

For me, when I’m wearing a You’ve Got The Love bracelet or ring with a word or quote that means something to me, it’s a subtle nudge back to my priorities. I don’t believe a bracelet can solve problems, but I do believe it can carry a little power—a reminder to keep moving toward the life I want.

Even though I don’t necessarily believe that a bracelet can fix my problems, I do think that the significance or meaning that it carries can help push me toward the life I’m seeking. Words are powerful, and they shape the stories we tell ourselves every day.

The Sky's The Limit

To summarize the vision for this season, I hope to create meaningful goods that help remind us to live life to the fullest.

Beyond the products, I also want to share the highs and lows of figuring this all out—the journey of building a business and a life (which is why I’ve started a blog). I’ve been calling this year “The business of Madi” because I truly believe that my personal and professional life are seamlessly connected. I hope the that my candid honesty can feel both relatable and inspiring.

As always, thanks for listening to my story. It means a lot.

Stay tuned for more updates on how the adventure unravels.

Madison