I got a commission today that I wasn't expecting. I didn't expect it because when I referred the person to the program, I did it without really thinking about it. I thought it would help them, I gave them the link, and didn't have any expectations about what would happen. Some time went by, and I kind of forgot about it. I just figured they went a free route it offered. Then today I got the payout. It reminded me of something I thought I had learned years ago at the beginning of my massage career, which has made a huge difference there. I was missing it with my affiliate business, though, and I think it's been one of the main things holding me back. What's the lesson? Let go of the expectation. Don't focus on the outcomes. Focus on doing what's right by people with the understanding that the outcome you want will come. It may not come from this person, but it will come. Alex Hormozi talks about this a lot. He says not to focus on the outcome. Focus on the inputs. You can control the inputs, but you can't control the outcomes. Either way you want to see it, the scenario is the same. Focus on doing the things that lead people to become clients, not the outcome. To get more of the outcome, do the inputs a lot.

It was great today connecting with @Justin Yip in his networking session in his group. Definitely worth checking out and adding the next event in your diaries! Was so lovely to also be introduced to @Liisa Reimann as part of the call, also @Mark Kozanic @Daniel Knight @Sara Smith who were in the call then came and jumped into the group call @Jack Robinson aka Charlie West also showed up today, great to see you again! The main topic discussed today was around collaborated across our Skool communities. Interviews… Guest trainings… Even simple cross-pollination between groups… There’s so much untapped value here, and it could help all of us grow faster while bringing fresh energy and new perspectives to our members. I absolutely love the idea. What are your thoughts?

Too many business owners hit “publish” on an offer and then… just hope people find it. But hope is not a strategy. If you want people to understand what you offer, why it matters, and how it helps them — you need a repeatable launch process that guides them through that journey every single time. A solid launch strategy helps you: ✨ Build awareness — people can’t buy what they don’t understand. ✨ Warm your audience — especially important for higher-ticket offers. ✨ Create momentum — clear messaging leads to clear decisions. ✨ Stay consistent — instead of guessing what to say each time. ✨ Improve over time — repeatable = testable = scalable. High-priced offers don’t convert with a single post. They convert when you walk people through your world, show your process, and help them see the transformation you provide — consistently and intentionally. If you’re tired of launching “whenever it feels right” and hoping people notice… it might be time to build a launch strategy you can rinse and repeat.

🔥 Introduce Yourself… But On a Whole New Level 🔥 Forget job titles for a moment — they’re tiny compared to who you really are. I want to know what you’re in the business of doing…Not your industry, not your role — your mission. Tell us: ✨ What ignites your energy — what makes you feel unstoppable✨ What your superpower is — the thing you do better than anyone else✨ Who you’re here to impact — and how you want to change their world This is your moment to step into your identity, not a label.Own it. Declare it. Be remembered for the fire you bring. Drop your intro below — let’s meet the powerhouse behind the business. 💛🔥 🔥 Your task today: Connect with one person in this group. Comment on their intro, ask a real question, or share something you see in them. That one connection could open a door you never expected. That’s the impact I’m here to make — and I’m excited to see what unfolds for you too. 💛🔥

I’m asking because I’ve noticed how often a single connection can unlock opportunities we didn’t even know existed. And somewhere in this community… that person might be only one degree away. Drop the name, the industry, or even just the “type” of person. Let’s see if we can connect some dots for each other.