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Just wrapped up Seven Figure Mastery Summit 2026! What an incredible group of leaders we had. Such good questions and conversations…
We find we teach this a lot - there’s a process to how you ask donors for large gifts. We unpacked it for three days at the Summit but this is the very oversimplified version.

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May is a lot. Is everyone doing ok? How are all my working mom baddies?

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Last years Seven Figure Mastery Summit had a lot of great moments - some unforgettable. Here are three of my favorite parts from last year.
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Can’t wait to host this magical gathering all over again. Doors just opened - and if you’re a forward thinking, innovative and passionate nonprofit founder or director, and you’d like to be coached directly by me and Scott, we invite you to apply. Just visit missioncritical.co/summit or follow the link in bio.

I Never in my wildest dreams thought I’d have 4 kids…. But Here we are starting over with two babies soon to be too toddlers in my 40s and @scottharrison’s 50’s!

The way I see it we have two choices -

We let this crush us… stress us out and completely overwhelm us.

Or…

We let this mold us into our very best, most resilient, healthy selves.
I think that if we have a prayer of keeping up with four kids, two of them energetic toddler boys, we will have to get in the best physical, emotional and mental shape of our lives.

Today, on a good nights sleep, I feel up for the challenge. 🙌
Taking it Day by day.

These last few years haven’t been a walk in the park folks, but they have been rewarding, full of intense ups and downs and lots of babies.
I am learning to process grief about what I thought my 40’s would look like, and at the same time, learning to find big joy in the moments I used to think were ordinary.

And I’m so proud of my two big kids - Jack and Emma. They have been so patient and helpful through this season.

If I learned anything from the last three years, it’s that the Harrison’s always bounce back. We are resilient strong and A WHOLEEE LOT OF FUN as a family.

But only when we sleep.

Life with baby #4 has been such a blur - I’m just getting around to posting this now even though I did this wallpaper over Christmas.

Projects - even the little ones - make me feel creative and productive - two things I desperately need to feel like myself in these postpartum months.

Leo just turned 3 months old this week, and I wish I could say he’s sleeping through the night but he still wakes up a ton. His longest stretch is typically 4-5 hours and then up every hour after. So over here in the Harrison household we have just been surviving.

With every baby, projects and getting things accomplished is how I come back to myself and feed my heart. Creativity isn’t a nice to have for me - it’s a core need.So it’s nice to slowly get back there now.

These words by Liz Gilbert from Big Magic will always be etched in my mind: “If I’m not actively creating, I will actively destroy.”

And boy do these words resonate with me.

Never in my widest dreams did I think I’d be a mom of FOUR. What a crazy year it’s been. In February I turned 42, got my post baby body back (after baby #3) and returned to work @charitywater … i was feeling myself!!!! Aaaand then I immediately found out I was pregnant again with our 4th. This pregnancy was tough, just ask @scottharrison who had to put up with so much whining from me he almost went to live on the roof. 😂
Now we’re almost on the other side. Just gotta get this sleep thing figured out and we’ll be good to go. ✌️🤪

This took about two years of planning and saving up, and four weeks to install. I’ve always wanted an IKEA kitchen and when I found out we were having a 4th baby I was like “MAMA’s getting a freaking new kitchen. Period.” Haha. My friends came over many nights to give me moral support - carry heavy cabinets in from the garage and helped me lift things up on the tracks. @heathergoulart @hilldemeo @lisalarue_

And a special thanks to @handcraftedmovement - Matt, Kevin and Micah who came over and demoed AND hauled away the old kitchen in one day flat. God bless you because that I think was the scariest part for me!

Honestly the hardest part was hanging the rails - and going through IKEA’s 30-page order list to find the right parts.

There were lots of ups and downs as with any big renovation project, and then I became so pregnant that I no longer could work on it so there is still about 5 - 10% unfinished in my kitchen. Once our new baby starts sleeping through the night my plan is to finish everything completely but for now I’ve taken a big break for the newborn bubble and we’ve really enjoyed this kitchen as a family.

First time doing a kitchen Reno, and I gotta say it’s really fun. Hard, but fun.

@scottharrison let’s go!!! Baby #4 is done cooking tomorrow. I check in at 5AM and if all goes well, we get to meet our 3rd baby boy and 4th little Harrison. Please pray for a safe delivery and a healthy baby. 🫶