And I’d love for you to be part of it.
Most of my newsletters are designed to be read and applied on your own. This one is a little different, because it’s an invitation.
On Friday, June 12th, I’m hosting a morning event in Toronto with someone I’ve wanted to bring to this community for a long time.
James Vincent is the Performance Director for ActionCOACH UK. He coached three Team GB athletes into the world’s top five, including guiding a client to Great Britain’s first Olympic medal in men’s badminton at the Rio Games. He then turned around and applied the same performance principles to business coaching, leading ActionCOACH UK to the top of the global leaderboard among 80+ countries for eight consecutive years.
He is, in short, someone who knows how to build winning systems. And he’s going to spend a morning showing you his.
The session is called How to Make 61% More Profit in 2026 (With just a handful of tiny changes), and it’s free.
If you’ve been reading The Extra Mile newsletter for a while, you’ll recognize the themes: getting out of the firefighting loop, building something that doesn’t depend entirely on you, making intentional decisions instead of reactive ones.
James has a practical framework that addresses all of it. You’ll leave with a clear picture of where your business is strong, where it’s leaking, and what to do about it first.
There’s also a complimentary Business Health Check included (valued at $499) — a personalized assessment of your biggest profit opportunities. That alone is worth showing up for.
The details:
Seats are limited and I’d love to see you in the room.
Reserve your spot here →
See you there,
Caitlin
This Week’s Takeaway
If you’re looking to make smarter decisions with more confidence, build your network, and ultimately increase your profit, please don’t miss this special event.
Not sure it’s right for you?
Let me know (caitlinblundell@actioncoach.com) and I’ll be happy to give you more information.
Uptime: Laura Mae Martin
Uptime offers a grounded approach to productivity that feels especially relevant in the middle of busy workdays. Drawing from her experience at Google, Laura Mae Martin focuses less on doing more and more on building systems that help you stay clear on priorities, manage your time intentionally, and avoid unnecessary burnout. It’s a practical reminder that feeling “on top of things” usually comes from a few well-designed habits rather than constant effort.
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