Hey fam, I’ve been pretty quiet/not around lately, and I just wanted to drop in with some honesty and heart. Life has hit me hard these past few months.I bought a new home (a blessing, yes—but we were immediately faced with severe flooding), and just when I thought we were getting back on track, I was hit with an unimaginable loss: my beautiful baby brother suddenly passed away last month. This loss is shaking me to my core. I’ve been grieving deeply—while still being a mom of 5, a wife, a leader, and a woman trying to keep the pieces together. Truth is, I’ve felt out of business lately—not because I’ve lost the fire, but because life demanded I slow down and be human first. But here’s the thing: I’m still standing. I’m still here. I’m still committed to this path. And I’m learning not to judge myself in the process. Grief is teaching me about resilience, about surrender, about grace. And while I may be moving slower right now, I’m staying the course—heart open, mission intact. I’m sharing this not for sympathy, but for connection. Because I know I’m not the only one who’s been knocked down. And I also know how powerful it is when a community holds each other up. So if you’ve got a moment, drop a comment, send a little cheer, a photo of something that brings you joy, a joke, or share how you’ve kept going through your own hard seasons. I could use some encouragement right now—and I’ll be sure to return it when it’s your turn ❤️ With grit and grace, Deahna “Momma D”

I am having a CRAZY day today and i'm sending the kids to bed early (they know what they did)... So, besides the typical drowning myself in ice cream, what do you guys do to decompress after a long stressful day?

Cuz i def havent but im realizing again how much it does for you (while ur doin other stuff) thanks berlin IRL event today (still happening) so i updated mine. wdyt? any changes you should be makin to urs?

I started on skool awhile ago, but started being serious on skool back in January. I spent a lot of time getting people into my community, asking them questions to figure out what they wanted, and building genuine community and friendships. Then, I started making some good money and wanted to keep chasing that success... and someone told me that if I wanted the best community in the world, that was great, but if I wanted to make money then I had to do the things that made money. So, i focused on "what made money" and went into a long dry spell. I realized that I had to go back to basics and do what I was doing that was ACTUALLY working - building COMMUNITY. I started the Blitz with the intention of consistency and rebuilding community and since then I have: - doubled my booked sales calls, - moved up 600 points in discovery, and - I just had 3 onboarding calls today alone, 2 of those are moving on to be sales calls because they are VERY interested. I went against the typical advice. I got them on onboarding calls and gave advice... heck, I even gave loads of advice on our free coffee chat... and then people posted their wins. TLDR: Fuck what everyone else says about making money. Build a REAL community around something you LOVE, provide tons of value, and then watch people ask to work with you... ⭐Oh, and the last Mastermind Call for the Star training tied all the pieces together for me and solidified that i'm back on the right path. Business gets messy when WE make it messy. Otherwise, it's pretty simple. We just have to be bold enough to ask the questions we think might be stupid, learn, and then share with others.⭐

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1EFsbrARk1/ how nuts is that?? wdyt??How could I improve?? PS As i type this we are chillin @Paul Schullers basement in Berlin