Happy Friday, ladies! ❤️ Before you switch into weekend mode, let's celebrate something. What's one win you've had this week? It doesn't have to be a sale. - Maybe you finally launched. - Completed a challenge. - Posted consistently. - Had a breakthrough. - Learned a new skill. Or simply took a step you've been putting off. Every bit of progress deserves to be celebrated. Drop your win in the comments so we can cheer you on! 🥳

An errand running service means you handle the day to day tasks that your clients don't have time for. You become the person they call when their plate is full and they need someone reliable to get things done. The startup cost is almost zero. You need a phone, a mode of transport, and the ability to be organised, punctual, and trustworthy. That's it. What makes this business grow quickly is reliability. In a world where people struggle to find someone who shows up when they say they will and does exactly what they promised, being that person is your biggest competitive advantage. And once you build trust with a client they don't just use you once, they put you on a weekly retainer because life doesn't stop being busy. What the numbers can look like: - Charging $25 to $40 per hour for errand running. - Three clients a day at two hours each, that's $150 to $240 a day. - Five days a week, that's $750 to $1,200 a week. - Four weeks a month, that's $3,000 to $4,800 a month. Add clients on monthly retainers who pay a flat fee for a set number of hours per week and your income becomes predictable and consistent. This also scales really well. As demand grows you can bring on a small team, take on more clients, and move from doing the errands yourself to managing a service that other people run for you.

Today, let's give people a reason to act now instead of saying, "I'll come back later." Today's focus is creating urgency. Choose one of these: - Offer a bonus to the next 3 customers. - Give an early-bird discount that ends in 48 hours. - Limit your offer to a certain number of spots or orders. - Create a deadline for your current offer. The goal isn to help them make a decision instead of putting it off indefinitely. Just make sure your urgency is genuine. If you say an offer ends on Friday, let it end on Friday. Today's task: Create one time-sensitive offer and share it with your audience. Then come back and tell us: What kind of urgency did you create? Let's goo! 🔥

Meta Ad Library is a free tool that lets you search any brand, keyword, or niche and see the actual ads people are running on Facebook and Instagram right now. What makes it powerful, if an ad has been running for weeks or months, that means it's working. Nobody keeps spending money on something that isn't converting. Here's how to use it: - Search your niche or a competitor you admire. - Look at what they're saying, how they're saying it, what their offer looks like, and how they're grabbing attention in the first few seconds. You're not copying, you're just studying. There's a difference 😄 This is especially useful if you're thinking about running ads, creating content, or just trying to understand how people in your space are selling. Drop what you find in the comments...whose ads caught your eye and why?

We're halfway through the challenge! 🥳 Today's task is simple, but for many people it's the hardest one... Ask for the sale. A lot of us spend time creating content, learning new skills, and perfecting our offers, but we never actually invite people to buy. Today, I want you to make one direct sales ask. That could look like: - Telling someone about your product or service. - Following up with someone who previously showed interest. - Posting your offer on social media with a clear call to action. - Sending your offer to someone in your network who might genuinely need it. Remember, you're not bothering people. You're simply letting them know how you can help. You can't expect sales if no one knows you're selling. Once you've done it, come back and comment "Done!" or tell us how it went. Let's keep the momentum going 👏🏽