GiGi Sheppard, Business & Productivity Coach

02/19/2026

In case you needed motivation. 💓

02/12/2026

You never know who is watching. I’m glad I made you proud, Ti Nes. Fly high 🪽🪽
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02/10/2026

Reposted from .guide At the 73rd Tony Awards in 2019, André De Shields used his acceptance speech to share life wisdom instead of a long list of thank-yous. After winning for his role as Hermes in *Hadestown*, he offered three simple rules, beginning with this: stay close to people whose faces light up when they see you. The people around you shape your energy, and genuine support changes how you move through life.

He also challenged the rush for quick success. According to him, moving slowly is often the fastest path forward because steady effort builds something that lasts. Patience and consistency create stronger growth than chasing instant results.

Finally, he reminded the audience that every achievement is only the start of another climb. Reaching one peak simply reveals the next one ahead. Real fulfillment comes from continuing to grow, staying curious, and treating success as an ongoing journey rather than a finish line.

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02/10/2026

I am the luckiest girl in the world.

02/07/2026

I love encouraging business owners to elevate and clients who want to have businesses to go for it. Sometimes ya cant do it all by yourself and that's okay. Having a good partner can be priceless, while having a bad one can be costly.

Partnerships hit different when the vision aligns.

Collaboration > Competition

02/06/2026

01/27/2026

✨ Another year around the sun ✨

This past year stretched me, softened me, and taught me things I didn’t even know I needed to learn. I learned how to repair instead of just survive. How to pause. How to reparent my inner child with patience, grace, and boundaries I once thought were selfish.

I learned that vulnerability isn’t weakness—it’s bravery in its purest form. That showing up honestly, even when it’s uncomfortable, is a form of self-respect.

I’m all the ages I’ve ever been. The little girl with big dreams. The woman who carried heavy things. The version of me that’s wiser now, but still young at heart, still curious, still hopeful.
I’m deeply grateful—for travel that expanded my perspective, clients who trusted me, businesses that challenged me, and education that continues to sharpen my mind and spirit. For lessons, even the hard ones.

I’m not claiming perfection. I’m still learning. Still growing. Still becoming. But I am committed—every day—to being the best possible version of myself, aligned, intentional, and open to what’s next.

Here’s to growth, healing, joy, and the courage to keep showing up as me. 🥂

01/25/2026

It'll be 55 on Wednesday though. But today, its 87 🤣

01/25/2026

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01/23/2026

Quick stop at Magic Kingdom. Then back to assisting my clients.

01/21/2026

In our rush to meet deadlines, hit targets, and stay “on,” it’s easy to forget this:

Today, you could be standing next to someone who is doing everything they can just to hold it together.

That colleague who seems quiet.
That client who’s short on patience.
That teammate who missed a detail.

Kindness costs nothing—but it can be the difference between someone making it through the day or not.

Leadership isn’t just strategy and results.
It’s empathy, awareness, and choosing compassion even when no one is watching.

Whatever you do today, do it with kindness in your heart.

01/20/2026

"I have decided to stick with love. Hate is too great a burden to bear." –