Turning momentum into a manageable rhythm at Rachel’s Quilt Company

Rachel is turning her lifelong love of quilting into a thriving business—teaching classes, filming tutorials, and long-arming client quilts—all while managing a steady stream of new opportunities.

The ideas aren’t the problem. The follow-through can be.

Each week brings new classes, deadlines, and creative projects to juggle, but no single system to keep them moving in sync. Rachel doesn’t need another app or productivity hack; she needs a steady rhythm—and someone to help her keep it.

The challenge

Rachel’s to-do list captures both her ambition and her overload: class prep, video production, client projects, marketing, and a long list of details that all matter.

She isn’t stuck because she’s unmotivated; she’s stretched because she cares deeply about everything.

Rachel Joines, founder of Rachel’s Quilt Company in Tucson, Arizona, smiling while holding a handmade quilt block in her quilting studio, surrounded by colorful finished quilts and a longarm machine.

The approach

Our weekly calls are her anchor—a mix of clarity session, accountability check-in, and body-doubling workspace.

Each week, we:

  • Review her task list to identify wins, unfinished items, and new priorities.

  • Talk through what’s working (and what’s not) in her routines or systems.

  • Break big goals into small, visible actions that fit her week.

  • Add gentle structure that supports her creative flow instead of fighting it.

  • Use real-time co-working to clear small, nagging tasks so momentum keeps building.

The progress so far

This work isn’t about perfection—it’s about building confidence, consistency, and sustainable momentum as her business grows.

Together, we’re:

  • Creating visible traction on key projects like class prep, content creation, and website updates.

  • Establishing a realistic weekly rhythm that balances creativity with follow-through.

  • Building awareness of her natural patterns—when she thrives, when she hesitates, and what helps her reset.

  • Strengthening her confidence in managing the business side of her creativity.

Rachel’s task list still fills up quickly—but now it reflects progress, not pressure.

I used to end every week feeling behind, even when I was busy all day. Now I can see what I’ve done, what matters next, and what can wait. It’s the first time I’ve felt genuinely in control of my own time.
— Rachel Joines, Founder of Rachel’s Quilt Company

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What’s next

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