Hey ladies! 🤩 Just a quick reminder that I'm still accepting submissions for the 2 free websites I'm giving away to business owners in this community. If you haven't dropped your comment yet, now is the time 👇🏽 Remember to share: - Your business name - What you do - How having a website will help your business right now And don't forget, to be eligible you must also participate in this week's Challenge of the Week 🙌🏽 CLICK HERE FOR MORE DETAILS

A niche usually becomes clearer when you focus on people, problems, and what you can offer. 1. Start by thinking about people you already understand. This could be from your job, your environment, or even your personal experience. When you already get how a group thinks and what they deal with, it becomes easier to create something for them. 2. Then look at the problems you keep seeing. The things people complain about often, the gaps you notice, or situations where you’ve thought, “there has to be a better way.” Those patterns matter. 3. Now connect that to what you can actually do. Your skills, your experience, or even something you’ve helped people with before. That’s usually where things start to click. It doesn’t have to be perfect or fully figured out. What matters is having a clear enough starting point to work with. Your task for today: In the comments, answer one of these: - A group of people you understand well - A problem you see often - A skill you have that could solve something Drop one, and we’ll build from there 👏🏽

New week, new wins to work toward!😀 Everyone in this club is building at a different pace. Some are still figuring out their idea, some are testing, and some are already selling. So for this week, choose the track that best fits where you are right now. ⭐ If you’re still FIGURING OUT your side hustle idea Continue working through the 5-Day Side Hustle Idea Challenge. Your focus this week is narrowing things down. Go through the prompts and identify one idea you’d realistically like to explore further. Leave your responses under the challenge posts as you complete them. ⭐ If you have a VALIDATED idea but haven’t launched yet Your focus this week is setting up your visibility online. Earlier today, I shared a post about setting up your Google Business Profile. Your task is to go through that post and create your business profile so people can find your business when they search online. Once it’s set up, share a screenshot under the resource post. ⭐ If you’ve already LAUNCHED your side hustle Your challenge this week is building proof. Choose one: - Ask 3 customers or clients for testimonials - Share a client result or case breakdown - Post a before-and-after or transformation story from your work Once you’ve completed your task, leave your update under this challenge of the week post. Small, consistent actions like these are what move a business forward. Choose your track and take one step this week 👏🏽🔥

Some people are really good at putting outfits together and have no idea that's actually a skill people pay for. Personal styling is exactly what it sounds like. You help people figure out what to wear, what suits their body, their lifestyle, their budget. Some clients want a full wardrobe refresh. Some just need help shopping or someone to tell them what to keep and what to donate. And the demand is wider than you think 🤩. It's not just celebrities and influencers hiring stylists. It's the busy professional who has no time to think about clothes. The woman who just lost weight and doesn't know how to dress her new body. The person who always feels underdressed but doesn't know why. I've even seen makeup artists and beauty professionals transition into personal styling because the skills overlap more than people realise. If you already understand colour, body confidence, and presentation, you're closer to this than you think. And the numbers? I came across someone on Reddit sharing that they paid $600 for a closet clean out and initial consultation, and $300 for a shopping session. That's $900 from one client in what was probably a week's worth of work. Think about that for a second. Four clients a month at that same average, that's $3,600. Add virtual styling sessions for people outside your city and you're comfortably looking at $4,000 to $5,000 a month. The best part is your eye for style, the thing you've probably been giving away for free to friends and family for years, is the whole business. Has anyone ever asked you for style advice and you just gave it away for free? Write down the situation and the advice you gave, because moments like that are often the first clue that a personal styling service could actually be a real opportunity 😀.

One common problem for small businesses is people can’t find them online. Someone searches on Google for a service (hair stylist, baker, tutor, cleaner) and your business doesn’t appear because you don’t have an online listing yet. That’s where Google Business Profile comes in 😀. It’s a FREE tool from Google that lets you create a business listing so your business can appear in search results when people look for services like yours. With it you can: - Show your business name - Add your phone number - List your services - Set your location or service area - Upload photos of your work The setup is simple and usually takes about 15–20 minutes and can be done directly on your phone. This week I want you to do one thing. - Go to Google and search "Google Business Profile." - Click the first link and set up your profile. - Add your name, what you do, your phone number, and a photo of yourself or your work. That's it. Come back and drop your business name in the comments when you're done. I want to see who's officially on the map 🤩.