One thing I like to do is keep my personal and business finances intentionally separate. My $10,000 Kiva 0% interest business loan will be deposited into a business high yield savings account (HYSA) until I need it. That way it can earn a little interest while I spend it thoughtfully over time. I also like having it separate because it makes it much easier to: - Track exactly how the loan money is being used. - Monitor my business spending. - Stay organized with repayments over the next three years. - Keep clean records for my business. It’s a simple system, but simple systems are often the easiest to stick with. When I’m researching financial products, NerdWallet is one of my favorite places to start because they do a great job comparing options and explaining the pros and cons. https://www.nerdwallet.com/business/banking/best/business-savings-accounts I genuinely enjoy talking about money, both personal and business. I’ve spent many years learning about budgeting, investing, debt, cash flow, and building multiple income streams, and I’m always happy to share what I’ve learned. What money questions do you have? Drop them in the comments and let’s learn together. PS- tomorrow we review June’s biz finances together! The Zoom link and the time are in the calendar tab! Join us for this coworking session!

Let’s help each other discover amazing communities! Drop: 🏡 Your own Skool community (if you have one) and/or ⭐ One of your favorite Skool communities that you’re a member of (affiliate links are fine) Include the links and tell us in a sentence or two: • What your community is about (and/or why you love the one you’re recommending) • Who it’s for • What makes it special Then spend a few minutes checking out the communities others share. Join the ones that resonate with you, introduce yourself, and support fellow creators. You never know which connection, collaboration, or opportunity is waiting inside a community you haven’t discovered yet. Let’s help great communities grow together! 👇 DROP YOUR SKOOLS BELOW! 🔥🙌

Let’s all grow together! Drop your other socials (not Skool) in the comments Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok, Podcast whatever you’ve got!!! Post the links, explain briefly what it is you do! Follow each other and let’s support every step of each other’s journey! If someone’s message speaks to you, this is the perfect chance to dive deeper and truly get to know who they are beyond the posts. You never know where this can lead... Everything is welcome. Let’s connect! DROP THEM SOCIALS BELOW! 👇🔥 🙌

Feeling overwhelmed by clutter? Don’t organize the whole house. Just pick one room and do this: ✅ Find 12 things to donate 🗑️ Find 12 things to throw away 🏠 Find 12 things to put back where they belong That’s just 36 small decisions. You’ll create more space, reduce visual clutter, and build momentum without spending your whole day cleaning. Small, consistent actions beat overwhelming weekend projects every time. 💛 Who’s in? What room are you tackling first?

Today's idea comes from Teresa Amabile's research on what actually keeps people motivated, and it completely changed how I think about success. Most of us believe motivation comes from the big moments. "I'll feel successful when I launch." "When I get my first sale." "When I hit my income goal." But what if motivation doesn't come from the finish line? Amabile's research introduced The Progress Principle, the idea that one of the biggest drivers of motivation is making meaningful progress, even in small ways. Instead of asking: ❌ "Have I made it yet?" you ask: ✅ "What progress did I make today?" It's a subtle shift, but a powerful one. It moves us from chasing occasional breakthroughs to recognizing the small wins that build momentum. Over the next few Wednesdays, I'd love to explore this idea together through the lens of Income Without Burnout. Not just how we celebrate success... But how do we notice the progress that creates it? 💬 To start us off, finish this sentence in the comments: One win I'm celebrating this week is...