Present Over Perfect: A Thriving Strategy for Ambitious Women

 The mindset and strategy Present over Perfect allows you to be flexible and do what you want to do.

The key is to understand that there is a difference between being flexible to what is and adjusting to what is.

Flexible allows you to still do what you want to do, but not always in the first way your mind thought you were going to do it.

Adjustable often allows others to get what they want and can leave you drained and disappointed. Further along the road, you risk bitterness and resentment showing up. As a whisper at first… and then it can blind you.

As a mom running your own business, you know the challenge of fitting in work, family, and self-care in your days, weeks and months.

For me, flexibility is essential. That’s why choosing to be present over perfect is a beautiful and contemporary act of self-care.

It’s a thriving strategy for ambitious women who lead, create, and love deeply.

In my Self Care Retreat Online in March 2026, you will dive into the mindset of present over perfect and learn to embody flexibility in your everyday life. Yes!

The Self Care Retreat Online makes it possible for you to join from anywhere in the world. And here’s the thing: I chose to host this retreat online because it gives you the opportunity to practice self-care exactly where it’s most challenging - at home. In the middle of an ordinary work- and family week.

I will share my best acts of self-care - both practical tools, strategy and mindset shifts—that I use myself. I have shared them with ambitious women like you in Sweden and I know that they WORK.

You know the saying: You can’t pour from an empty cup. With the tools from this retreat, you will experience filling your cup and still being able to poor into others.

Come join me! Send me an email by clicking here - me and my assistent Alicia will make sure that you are contacted when we open up the door to purchase your ticket.

The Self Care Retreat Online is hosted online, pricing starts at 497 Euros

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Stay strong and soft,

Sandra Furulund