At the beginning of December we had $0 MRR. But we had a massive goal. On the last day of the Skool Games we woke up with 15k MRR… We were #15 on the leaderboard. And I had to find a way to generate $3,000 in the final hours. Well after 3 weeks of 6+ hours of calls a day, we buckled up for what would be the craziest day of our business career 😳 I started sending looms to everyone in our 700 person free community. (which btw had 17 members just 3 weeks ago) And I booked 6 sales calls a day for the final week… (I think I almost lost my voice) Patrice, my copywriter, went live for 4 hours to bring together the community. And in the end we did $10,000 in the last 8 hours of the games 📈 How did I start from $0 three weeks ago though? Well @Patrice Moore and @Shane Swick put together a cold traffic to webinar campaign. Then we doubled down on organic content while growing the free community by over 600 members in 21 days. We enlisted some incredible JV’s and went NUTS with webinars. I did this all while raising my 2 year old as a single mom and working a 9-5. It’s pretty impossible to do that alone, and I am also eternally indebted to my epic deal team, Joyce and Kisha who showed up in so many ways behind the scenes. And family and friends who went out of their way for me, and last but not least new Skool friends who all supported me in a variety of ways This platform is life changing. Don’t take for granted the connections, friendships and partnerships you can build here and in such small amount of time. But it wasn’t all about the games… Meeting Alex Hormozi, getting on that leaderboard… I wanted to change history. As a woman, and a woman of color, there’s not many of us who make it on the leaderboard. So this win is more than just a trip to Vegas. It’s the launchpad for everyone in this community who’s wondering if they’ve got what it takes. If I went from no community to almost 700 people, from $0 MRR to $24k…trust me…

I think it’s easy to procrastinate on our dreams… Because the deadline on our dreams are the ones we give them. But other things like: - Our 9-5 - Our family commitments - Holidays  Well those are set in stone. But that changed for me this month. I decided to do something crazy…and FINALLY go for the Skool Games. 😅 Like many of you I’ve been watching the games for the last year now, seeing some really cool stories, and dreaming about getting on the leaderboard myself. Now? I’m number 15. And now the whole team is hustling like crazy to get to the top 10. I’ve only put together this team in the last 20 days, but since then we’ve: - Grown my free community from 0 to almost 500 members - Sold over $10k worth of memberships with a new offer - And launched multiple JV’s with 1M+ person audiences And I didn’t even start this push until a week into December. 😳 But the deadline of the Skool Games gave me a kind of urgency that is hard to create without competition. The kind of urgency that lets you get by on 4 hours of sleep, skipping meals, and not seeing family for the holidays. Because while the vision is bigger than just the Skool Games, right now, that’s the only thing on our minds. So if you have a goal for 2025, start by: - Setting a deadline - Giving yourself KPI’s to track daily - And creating a team of people to hold you accountable (could even be family if you're not at a place where you need to hire anyone yet) Cheers and Happy Holidays! (time to go make some sales) 💪 P.S. Just got my rocket emoji! 🚀

I met Patrice and discovered Word Masters less than 2 months ago. Little did I know it would change my copywriting career forever... In just 46 days I went from barely making any money with copywriting to landing 3 high-ticket clients. And let me tell you... I would NOT have gotten there THAT FAST without Patrice and her incredible mentoring skills. Thank you Patrice and Word Masters community!

(easy read I promise) 😉 This isn't just numbers. It's opportunity. Why??? • 75% are already profitable • Owners are retiring • Most buyers don't know how to do this The old way people built businesses was: - Start from scratch ⚒️ - Struggle for years 😔 - Maybe succeed 🤷🏾 But now? You can businesses with existing profits, day 1 cash flow, and proven systems. (jeez that sounds easier) Most think you need: • MBA • Millions in cash • Years of experience You don't. So what do you actually need to buy a business? • W2 income (keeps you stable) • Basic business sense • Right guidance How to win: 1. Learn acquisition framework 2. Build your buy criteria 3. Find motivated sellers 4. Structure smart deals 5. Take over operations The opportunity is massive BECAUSE there's so little competition. The timing is perfect. But wait.....that's assuming you: - Know what to buy - Know how to buy it - Know how to run it Which honestly? That's the part that gets most people stuck. Tomorrow evening, Patrice has invited me to go live and share my story. So I've blocked off this hour to give you the step-by-step formula to buying your first business. Take 2025 and make it yours! Grab your spot here >>> https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89844965058?pwd=yOzWxko55j1VGZVLOJQaCXjabCenlb.1 P.S. We only have 100 seats total available and this message is being shared with over 2,000 people. So if you’re serious about building a portfolio, I’d recommend logging on a minute early ;)

🙉 Wow 🌟. Just finished watching @Patrice Moore ’s Skool Story, and I’m floored. Here’s a 22-year-old who had no clients, no clear skills, and no backup plan—and she built a $30K/month business in just six months. No magic formula. Just relentless hard work and a refusal to settle. 💡Here’s what hit me the hardest💡: 1️⃣ START MESSY, START NOW Patrice didn’t wait until she “felt ready.” - She took risks. - Said “yes” before she knew how to do something. - Figured it out as she went. Her first copywriting gig? She wasn’t even sure what “good copy” looked like. But she dove in, delivered, and learned. 🛠️Lesson: Waiting for perfection = waiting forever. Start messy. 2️⃣ Borrow Confidence Feeling unsure? Get around people who inspire you. Patrice invested $1,000 into @Ted Carr ’s Skool program before she had any income. Why? To get proximity to successful people. That proximity fueled her belief. 🤝Lesson: Borrow belief from those further ahead. It’s worth every penny. 3️⃣ HARD WORK BEATS TALENT Patrice’s secret weapon wasn’t a special skill. It was her work ethic. She pulled 16-hour days. No weekends. No breaks. All-in. 🔥Quote: "I don’t have any advantage or special skill, but I can work really freaking hard." That hit me. 4️⃣ NICHE DOWN and OWN It She tried being everything to everyone. It didn’t work. The breakthrough came when she niched down into copywriting. It wasn’t forever, but it was for right now. 🎯Lesson: You’re not married to your niche. Pick one thing. Go all-in. Adjust later. 5️⃣ GET INTO THE RIGHT ROOMS Skool wasn’t just a platform for her; it was a gateway. - She met mentors. - She joined events. - She absorbed success stories that stretched her vision. And she borrowed their energy to fuel her climb. 🚪Lesson: Success multiplies in the right environment. ♾️WHY THIS RESONATES What Patrice’s story shows is that: - You don’t need a perfect plan to start. - Surrounding yourself with winners shifts everything. - Hard work can take you places talent alone never will.