Today I am grateful to be alive, physically fit, and in good health and strength. 🎉💜Another year of life, love, and family — and I don’t take a single moment for granted. So grateful for this amazing community and @Ashley Kirkwood who pour into us, laugh with us, pray for us, and walk this journey right alongside us. Here’s to more joy, more connection, continued success, and perpetual wealth and prosperity as we advance the Kingdom. 🙏🏽

The day I became a mom is the day my excuses died and my creativity exploded. Why? Because constraints breed creativity. I didn’t become more successful when I finally had more time. I became more successful when I had close to none. And the breakthrough hit me on a school day… the SAME day I found out my daughter had an activity I refused to miss. So here’s what happened. I learned late that she had something at school. And it was the exact day of a launch. Old me would’ve panicked, rearranged everything, justified rescheduling my launch, or told myself, “Girl, you’ll catch the next one; not your faukt you learned late.” But I made a promise: I will not build a business that makes me miss my daughter’s life. So I pre-recorded the launch. Showed up for my daughter instead. And that “oh-well-let-me-just-try-this” launch did $250,000. That moment changed everything for me. Because the truth I didn’t want to admit was this: When I had all the time in the world, I never figured out Evergreen. Never built the system. Never made it urgent. Never made it essential. But when my time got constrained? When I had a daughter to support? Suddenly I had 24 hours to get something up or lose the revenue entirely. Three weeks before my next launch, I had zero bandwidth to go live. So within 72 hours, I put up an evergreen webinar. Watched the stats. Re-recorded it. And now? We have an Evergreen sales engine that sells tickets to Land Big Clients™ every 15 minutes… 24 hours a day… with a 50% show-up rate… and it’s converting ABOVE industry average. Not because I had more time. But because I didn’t. And that’s when it hit me: People say, “If you want something done, give it to a busy person,” because busy people no longer have the luxury of self-sabotage. When you have less time, you’re forced to choose wisely or accept defeat. And I was unwilling to accept defeat. Entrepreneurial freedom is not “I have nothing on my calendar.” It’s: I trust myself.

It was homage to our ancestors. As we stood here recording the 2026 Black Women Sell Live commercial, all I could think was: We are making them proud. I couldn’t help but wonder… What would Madam C.J. Walker say about the 2 million+ Black women–owned businesses operating today? What would Maggie Lena Walker say about the $98.3 billion our companies generate? What would she say about the fact that we’ve more than doubled our average annual revenue since the pandemic— even while traditional banks still hesitate to believe in our visions? What would she say about our ability to love each other, collaborate, and support one another— even in a world designed to fracture us? I don’t care what anyone says. Dedicating my life’s work to helping Black women experts rise and dominate their lanes was the best pivot I’ve ever made. Our history is RICH. Our creativity is RICH. Our love is RICH. We are all that and a bag of chips. When I wrote the script for the Black Women Sell Live commercial, I knew I couldn’t do it alone. I needed actresses to portray Madam C.J. Walker, Maggie Lena Walker, Ida B. Wells, and Mary Ellen Pleasant. I needed a full production team to bring the vision to life. I needed a director who could steward the assignment with excellence. And although I’ve written small commercial scripts before, this one was different. The first draft was 25+ pages… for a 5–10 minute commercial. Too long. But every word mattered. I had to research the figures. I had to build a narrative where the past and present collided. Some of it is fiction. Much of it is historically accurate. So who carried the vision mattered. So who did I call? A Black woman–owned production company. Of course. It’s fitting that a commercial about Black women’s economic power was built by sisters—and supported by strong men who honor that power. It’s fitting that I had to release control and trust other Black women to steward the vision. It’s fitting that this required collaboration, discernment, and trust

“Make sure you don’t lose your man.” That’s what an older sistah told me after I graduated law school. She meant well. She really believed love, success, calling, and purpose couldn’t live in the same house. But MY Bible says differently. “For the Lord God is a sun and shield; the Lord bestows grace and honor; no good thing does He withhold from those who walk uprightly.” — Psalm 84:11 So why would I believe God blesses me with brilliance…just to punish me for using it? Why would I believe He puts desire in my heart… just to shame me for wanting more? Lack is not holy. Shrinking is not spiritual. Fear is not discernment. Don’t choose between obedience and abundance. The Bible never asked you to pick. You don’t lose your man by walking in purpose. I don’t think a woman can “lose” a man actually but that’s a different post. Be who you’re supposed to be and let life show you how good it can get. And you don’t get everything you want by hustling harder… You get it by becoming the woman who can HOLD what God is trying to HAND you. Here’s the real formula: • Desire needs permission. You can’t receive what you won’t admit you want. • Fear loves inaction. Courage happens after the movement, not before. • Obedience needs identity. Corporate may have conditioned you. But God called you. • Abundance needs alignment. Stop praying for overflow while practicing lack. 👉And here’s what most women don’t know: If God designed you for MORE, peace will leave every time you settle for LESS. You’re not confused. You’re conditioned. You’re not stuck. You’re misaligned. Fix the identity… and everything you want stops running from you. P.S. If you’re a licensed expert looking to make more sales, hi! I’m your coach. I help experts make more sales by identifying and leveraging their unique selling power!

I got busy today. 1. Set up our holding company. 2. Opened our DAF so we can intentionally give, not emotionally donate. 3. Read up on LLC structures so we scale with sense—not vibes. 4. Met with my bookkeeper and saw our best profit year to date. 5. Found an oil & gas investment to reduce our tax liability. 6. Booked meetings with a tax strategy firm. 7. Read a book on advanced tax strategy. 8. Gave myself a salary raise like a real CEO. 9. Met with a new potential tenant for our rental property. 10. Debriefed Chris and built out our next steps. 11. Setup an automated webinar and ran ads to it. It took me ONE high tax bill to decide I would never be caught slipping again. You get me once. Because what I’m not going to do is keep feeding a system that has no interest in helping me build wealth. After going down this rabbit hole, here’s what I learned: This stuff is complicated, but it ain’t so complicated that you can blindly trust accountants and hope for the best. You can learn. You can read. You can ask better questions. You can become a student of your own money. And once you do that? You stop leaving thousands—sometimes hundreds of thousands—on the table just because “nobody told you.” We’re building wealth for years to come. On purpose. With strategy. And with our eyes open. Now the only reason I have to do all this is because we had a great year. To God be the glory. And this time next year I want YOU planning how bid of a donation you’re giving to your church and how much in bonuses you can give your team. So come to our Land Big Clients Challenge this year! Its our LAST event of the year: https://www.landbigclients.com/register