The Light Blues marked their return from the winter break with an emphatic 12-0 victory in the Scottish Cup as they now get set to return to SWPL action where they currently sit top of the pile in the standings.
Speaking to RangersTV ahead of their clash with Dundee United at Broadwood this weekend, the head coach wants the team to push on as they get set for a crucial few weeks of fixtures.
She said: “Nothing is won and we don't take our eye off that at all. We are sat in a position that we can be proud of and we have worked hard to do that.
“I think it is definitely worthy of our performances and what we have been doing week in week out but we know we are not even halfway done yet.
“We can't take our foot off the gas nowhere near the end. We have got to keep pushing and performing, we know we have got to do that because you can't really slip up in this league.
“You have got to be near on perfect if you want to do well and want to win the league. We know we have got to keep performing week in week out to perform when it comes to the big games.
“It is important that we carry on from Sunday. Keep that rich vein of form in front of goal, keep creating chances and leading into a big couple of weeks.
“It is going to start getting thick and fast again, especially leading into the split, so it is important that we get back into the swing of things quickly.
“We have managed to do that on the pitch, we have had a couple of good weeks now training back in with the squad after Christmas. I am looking forward to the game this weekend and hopefully proving that we are still progressing as we should be.”
The former Lioness spoke of their Sunday opponents and says she wants the team to restart their league exploits by picking up where they left off in 2023.
She continued: “When you have played teams earlier on in the season, so many teams have changed so much, adapted and change their way and style of play. As ever we always look at them and we always look at what threats they can pose us first and foremost.
“We have really been working hard this week on how we can hurt them and getting into our rhythm again and knowing what we can do that is leading into our strengths that can really hurt United going the other way.
“As ever we will look at what we can do going forward but it just more getting back into the swing of things and hopefully we can hit the ground running in the league campaign and come away with three points.”
Potter has spoken of the weeks to come and says her players must embrace the challenges that lie ahead.
She added: “It is tough, but if we want to succeed this season and maintain our goals then we have got to come through these tough times. We definitely have got the mindset and the character within the group to do that, I have no doubt about that at all.
“We have definitely got the ability on the pitch; it is just mashing the two up together and hopefully that when we do put our shirts on and step over that white line we can perform and bring home the three points and get into the next rounds of cups.
“We know there is pressure on there with us, we know we are sat in a position to be shot at. We have got to kind of take that pressure and it is nice sometimes to feel that to see how far we can go. We have got to soak it up and see where we can get too.”
Kick-off in Cumbernauld on Sunday afternoon is at 4pm and you can purchase your tickets here, priced at £7 for adults and £4 for concessions and juveniles.