For the woman who keeps almost making the bold move.
The Sunday Morning Project
For the woman bored of fine.
Welcome to The Sunday Morning Project.
If you have spent your adult life ticking the boxes you were handed, the degree, the qualification, the career, the relationship, the postcode and you have quietly started wondering whether the next box is even yours to tick, then you are in the right place.
This is 1:1 coaching for women who keep almost making the bold move.
The one you romanticise on Sunday mornings.
The one you talk yourself out of by Monday.
The one that is quietly louder than everything else on the list.
You did the building. Now it is time to live in the thing you built.
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.
You've ticked every box. But the box-ticking has stopped working.
Does this sound familiar?
You have the career. The handbag. The frequent flyer miles. On paper, everything looks exactly as it should. But there is a quieter voice that keeps asking: is this it?
Your weekends feel oddly empty. Saturday night arrives and somewhere along the way you stopped reaching for the wine bar, which is great (obviously), but now you are three episodes into Love Is Blind on the sofa wondering why you feel so flat.
Your friendships have shifted. Some of your closest friends are settling down. Your travel buddies are disappearing.
You have started questioning who you actually are when you stop performing the version of yourself everyone else got used to.
You did not tick all the boxes to feel more stuck. You ticked them to feel more free. And you will. But not by accident.
This isn't about Sundays.
It's about who you're
becoming.
The Sunday Morning Project is a movement built around a single, powerful idea: that moment when you wake up on a Sunday, fresh, present, and fully yourself, and realise how much of your life has been happening on autopilot.
This is that version of you.
Clear. Capable. Ready.
And she deserves a life that was built for her. Not inherited by default.
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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.
Then, slowly at first and then all at once, I started making the bold moves. I left the marriage at thirty-one. I booked a solo trip around south-east Asia for the Christmas after the split because I couldn't bear to be around for it. I bought my own flat in Edinburgh. I walked away from the wrong relationship. I turned down a VP role that didn't feel right and ended up offered the CFO role I actually wanted, in a different country, by thirty-eight. And yes, somewhere in the middle of all that, I gave up drinking too. That mattered. But it wasn't the move. The move was learning to listen to myself, and to trust what I heard.
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