Show Notes
In this episode, Britten takes you behind the scenes of her 2026 Magician's Table launch, sharing what it actually looked like to fill 60 spots and what she encountered along the way. She walks through the real dynamics of promotion, not just what she did, but what she bumped up against, and how she relates to promo as something she's inside of all the time, not just during a launch window. She speaks candidly to those who already know how to promote but feel the gap between what they're doing and what they know is possible. This episode explores why promotion can feel tight, heavy, or "icky," and reframes it as an energetic and relational experience—one that can become creative, playful, and even something you miss when you're not in it. You'll also hear Britten introduce a new 6-week Witch Sister Intensive, designed for people ready to move beyond surface-level strategy and into the root causes of fear, resistance, and contraction around visibility. She shares how this work opens doorways where you feel stuck, creates movement where there was none, and supports you in transforming promotion into something fun, magical, and deeply alive.
Learn More: The Witch Sister Intensive is a 6-week, one-on-one space for reorganizing your relationship to promotion. Especially if you can feel that you know how to promote, but something in you isn't able to do it in the way you want to. You want to go louder, more audacious, more magnetic. You want bigger results, and most of all you want it to feel fun, easeful, and liberating. This is relational magic. You will have my deep attunement and focus for 6 weeks so you can put your promo dread behind you once and for all. This is a rare opportunity to come into my Witch Sister space for a shorter term, theme-focused experience that transforms your relationship to marketing and selling your brilliant, heart-led offers. This is an intensive because it's intense to confront yourself so deeply. You do it because you love your work, and you want to show up to promote with the passion that you have to serve. This is an intimate space between me, you, and your business. I'll be supporting you right at the edges you're moving through. If you are interested, please reach out to my team at [email protected] with the subject line: Witch Sister Intensive. In the email, include what excites you about the offer and when you'd like to get started. There are only 3 spots for those ready to start in April. 3 spots to start in May. And 3 in August and September. This entire offer disappears April 15.
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