Everyone wants to be better at social media.
Almost no one knows where to start.
Social media is usually the first thing people tell me they want to improve. It's also where they feel the most stuck.
They don't know where to start. They don't know what to post. So they overthink it, post nothing, feel behind, and the cycle starts again.
That's analysis paralysis, and a simple plan is what allows people to get unstuck from that cycle.
Find Your Pace is a social media training that gives you and your team, a repeatable way to show up online, without it becoming another full-time job.
What your team will walk away with
1. The 4 pillars
We'll name the four things you'll talk about on social media. Once you have them, "what do I post?" stops being a daily question.
2. A plan to batch content
You'll learn how to create weeks of content in one sitting, so social media stops interrupting every single day. I'll walk you through the same rhythm I use in my own business.
3. How to use AI as a tool, not a replacement
AI can help you plan and write faster. It can't be you. I'll show you how to prompt it so your captions still sound like a real person wrote them -- because one did.
Everyone leaves with a plan they can start using that week.
Who it's for
Find Your Pace is for capable, busy people who know they should be showing up online and haven't found a way that sticks.
• Real estate brokerages and teams
• Entrepreneurs & Small Business Owners
• Conferences and events that want a practical session people can use right away
About Kaylie
I'm Kaylie Pierre, founder of Run Your Life Company. My background is in business consulting, and for more than 10 years I've used social media to build my own business and to help my clients show up consistently and authentically. I've spent 4+ years in real estate marketing, helping brokerages and teams show up strong and consistently, with their mission at the center of everything they post.
I specialize in working with real estate agents, and I also work with trade businesses. The industries are different, but the struggle is the same. Everyone knows social media matters, and almost no one was taught how to make it manageable.
My approach is simple. You don't need to post every day or become someone you're not. You need a plan that fits your real life and a pace you can keep.
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