If you’re tired of… …using the same Canva templates everyone else is using. …getting generic AI images that all look the same. …scrolling past ads that blend together instead of standing out. This might be for you. I’ve been creating content and still image creatives for my own online businesses for over 15 years. More recently, Skool brought me on as a paid contractor to create ad creatives specifically designed to attract Skool owners to the platform. One thing I’ve become ridiculously good at is finding the angle everyone else overlooks. I’m looking for 3 beta clients who… ✅ Already have an offer they’re confident in. ✅ Are actively running ads… or ready to launch immediately. ✅ Want fresh ad concepts to test instead of more of the same. Here’s what you’ll get… 🎯 20 completely different ad concepts created specifically for your brand. Not 20 versions of the same ad. Twenty different angles. Different hooks. Different visual directions. Different ways into the conversation. Beta Price 💥 $100 This price is only available for my first 3 beta clients while I refine the process. 1 spot has already been taken. In return, I’ll ask for… ✨ Feedback on the experience. ✨ Performance updates after you’ve tested the creatives. ✨ An honest testimonial if you feel I’ve earned it. Before we start… We’ll kick things off with a discovery call. I want to understand your business, your audience, your offer, your brand, and what makes you different before I ever open Canva. The goal isn’t to make prettier ads. It’s to create ads that stop the right people from scrolling. One important note… I’m looking for people who are ready to get started right away. I’d like to schedule discovery calls this weekend or early next week so I can get creatives into active campaigns quickly and start learning from real results. If you’re interested, send me a DM. We’ll chat, make sure we’re a good fit, and if we are, we’ll schedule your discovery call and get to work.

You have bought the CRM. Reorganized your folders. Started three different systems this year. And somehow, the same thing still falls through the cracks. Here's the truth: a new tool doesn't fix a nervous system that resists structure in the first place. When structure feels constricting, you will keep half building systems and then quietly abandoning them not because you don't care, but because your body never learned that structure could feel safe instead of confining. That's not a tools problem. That's a pattern. Fix the relationship, and the system you already have will start working. If this is your pattern, we go deep on exactly this inside The Regulated Leader

If you have ever said this, here is the part no one tells you. It is not a clothes problem. Your closet is full of things you bought for an older version of you. You grew. Your life got bigger. The clothes stayed the same. So nothing feels like you, because none of it is you anymore. You do not need more options. You need your outside to catch up to who you already are. That is what we work on in here: https://www.skool.com/of-her-calling-4284

Entrepreneurship is one of the most rewarding journeys you can take—but let's be honest, it isn't always easy. 👍 3 Things I Love 1. Freedom. I get to build a business around my values and vision. 2. Purpose. Every day, I have the opportunity to help people and make a meaningful impact. 3. Growth. Running a business constantly challenges me to learn, improve, and become a better leader. 👎 3 Things That Can Be Challenging 1. Uncertainty. There are no guarantees, and every decision carries some risk. 2. Wearing multiple hats. You're the CEO, marketer, salesperson, customer service representative, and sometimes the janitor—all in the same day. 3. It's hard to "clock out." Your business is always on your mind, even during evenings and weekends. Despite the challenges, I wouldn't trade this journey. The lessons, relationships, and opportunities have been worth every step. What would you add to the list? What's one thing you love—or one challenge you've faced—as a self-employed entrepreneur? Let's start Doing Business Right! DBR P.S. If you're looking to connect with other entrepreneurs, share ideas, ask questions, and grow your business alongside a supportive community, we'd love to have you join the DBR Bookkeeping Community.

One of the biggest mistakes dog owners make is assuming the body works in separate parts. It doesn't. Everything in your dog's body is connected by a continuous network called fascia. When one area becomes painful or restricted, the effects can spread well beyond where the problem first started. That's why I assess the whole dog, not just the part that's hurting. Without fascia you wouldn't look like you Understanding fascia changes the way you look at movement forever. Had you heard of fascia before today, or is this completely new to you?