For the high-achieving woman

Welcome to The Sunday Morning Project. 

Here at TSMP, we truly believe that you only need one hour every Sunday morning to start building your dream life.

One hour is deliberately small. If I asked you for two, you'd never start. Nobody's dream life was ever built in an hour a week but every single one I've seen started there. Mine did.

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You did the building. Now it is time to live in the thing you built.

You did everything you were supposed to do.

You went to the university.
You got the qualification.
You climbed into a career that looks the part on LinkedIn. 
You bought the right things.
You said yes to the right people.

And at some point in the last few years, it stopped feeling like enough.

The promotion, the holiday, the second holiday, the gym membership you actually use, none of it fixed the quiet question that will not leave you alone: Is this it?

You are ambitious. You are driven. You have built a life that, on paper, looks exactly as it should ...and you are quietly bored of it.

That is not a problem. That is information.

That is the part of you that knows there is a bolder move waiting. The one you keep almost making and talking yourself out of by Monday morning.

That bold move is what we work on together.
This isn't about giving anything up.

It's about giving yourself permission to make the move.
  


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I’m Jill, founder of
The Sunday Morning Project

CFO by day | Coach by night | Alcohol-free since 2022

I'm Jill, founder of The Sunday Morning Project, CIMA-qualified accountant, CFO and expat, qualified Positive Psychology coach and someone who has been exactly where you are right now.

I didn't come to coaching through a dramatic rock bottom. I came to it through a quiet, unsettling realisation: that I had spent my entire adult life going through the motions. The degree. The qualification. The career. The house. The husband. And I hadn't made a single genuinely intentional decision about any of it. I was just doing what everyone else was doing. Sound familiar?

Then, slowly, I started making the bold moves.

Now at 39, I am divorced, three years sober, an international CFO by 38 and building my own business after fifteen years in finance.
I left what was expected. I stopped tolerating less. I broke my own comfort zone more times than I can count.

Quitting drinking was one of those moves (and it's the one that gave me my Sunday mornings back). Everything else was built inside them: the coaching qualification I trained for while working full time, the business I started alongside a CFO role, the life I actually wanted instead of the one I'd assumed I wanted.

I built The Sunday Morning Project because I believe even the busiest woman in the room has an hour on a Sunday morning to start building the life she actually wants.

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