Which stage are you currently in? Stage 1: Excited but don’t know anything yet. Stage 2: Realizing it’s harder than you thought. Stage 3: The quitting zone (where most people give up). Stage 4: Clarity, you see the good & bad clearly. Stage 5: Momentum, your skills, confidence & team start to grow. Stage 6: Freedom, the lifestyle, income & choices you dreamed of. Most people never make it past Stage 3… but the ones who push through discover the real rewards of network marketing: growth, momentum, and financial freedom. If you’re building a team right now, show them this so they know what stage they’re in. It will keep them from quitting too soon.

I'm working on a handbook for at-risk youth. This will be in the handbook. I would appreciate your honest opinion and feedback. Blueprint to Success Workbook A Coaching Guide for Personal and Professional Growth This workbook is designed to help you clarify your purpose, strengthen your mindset, and create a practical plan for success. Work through each section thoughtfully and revisit your answers often. 1. Foundation: Know Yourself Success begins with self-awareness. Reflect deeply on who you are, your values, and what truly drives you. Reflective Questions: What does this principle mean to me? How can I apply this in my daily life? What habits or beliefs must I change? Action Steps: Identify one habit to start this week. Write one affirmation or goal related to this area. Quote: “The greatest discovery in life is self-discovery.” Myles Munroe 2. Vision: See It Before You Build It Every great achievement begins as a vision. Define the life you want to create and keep it in front of you daily. Reflective Questions: What does this principle mean to me? How can I apply this in my daily life? What habits or beliefs must I change? Action Steps: Identify one habit to start this week. Write one affirmation or goal related to this area. Quote: “Where there is no vision, the people perish.” — Proverbs 29:18 3. Mindset: Build from the Inside Out Your thoughts shape your reality. Cultivate a growth mindset and learn to reframe limiting beliefs. Reflective Questions: What does this principle mean to me? How can I apply this in my daily life? What habits or beliefs must I change? Action Steps: Identify one habit to start this week. Write one affirmation or goal related to this area. Quote: “Whether you think you can or think you can’t you’re right.” Henry Ford 4. Discipline: The Bricks of Success Success is built on consistent daily habits. Discipline turns dreams into results. Reflective Questions: What does this principle mean to me? How can I apply this in my daily life?

(Slowly & embarrassingly raising my hand) Ever catch yourself picking up your phone without even realizing it? Like… you just checked it 2 minutes ago — and somehow, you’re back on Instagram or Facebook again. That’s not just a habit. That’s dopamine doing its thing. Dopamine’s the brain chemical that makes us crave little “hits” — something new, exciting, rewarding. And guess what? Every notification, like, comment, or DM feeds that craving. It’s kind of wild once you see it. As a marketer, once I really understood how dopamine drives behavior… a lot of things clicked into place. Like why that “post 15 times a day on Facebook” strategy actually works like crazy right now. It’s not just about more content — it’s about staying top of mind during those exact moments when someone’s brain is looking for its next hit. Your content becomes the reward. That’s how audience growth happens fast. Not because of algorithms — but because of attention cycles. Of course, there’s a flip side… I’ve seen people (myself included at times) burn out chasing those hits — constantly checking stats, refreshing notifications, getting stuck in that loop. But if you use it intentionally, it’s super powerful: • You build trust through consistency • You create tiny micro-moments of connection all day long • You stop fighting for attention and start flowing with it Anyway — I’ve been paying more attention lately to my own “dopamine scrolls” 😂 Trying to catch myself and ask, “Wait, why am I picking up my phone right now?” It’s a game-changer just being aware. 👇 Curious — have you noticed your own dopamine habits? Drop a comment if you’ve caught yourself mid-scroll and laughed like, “What am I even doing here?” Let’s be real — we all do it. The key is using it on purpose.

In business, it’s easy to mistake activity for achievement. You are busy all day, answering messages, posting content, tweaking offers, but still feel stuck in the same place. Movement keeps you occupied. Progress moves you forward. The difference lies in intentional action. Every task should connect to a bigger purpose, a goal, a system, or a measurable outcome. Without direction, even hard work becomes noise. Sometimes growth means slowing down, stepping back, and asking: “Is what I’m doing today getting me closer to where I actually want to be?” What is one thing you will stop doing this week so you can make room for real progress?

Hey guys and gals! It's been a hot minute and I have been MIA for way too long. Life has been lifing but I'm back and ready to rock and roll with my new business. How has everyone been and what's new with you??