Many of you are dropping $100 or more every week across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and YouTube—but not on the side that actually grows your visibility, your audience, or your income. You’re investing in impulse buys, entertainment, and convenience… while the very platform you’re scrolling on is waiting for you to use those same dollars to put your message in front of the people who need you. Imagine taking that SAME $100 and using it to promote a post, boost a reel, or push your live stream to a targeted audience. That’s not risky—it’s strategic. That’s how you increase reach, test your messaging, validate your offer, and put your brilliance in front of thousands of people who already care about what you do. Even a $20 promotion can test a message, validate an offer, and show you what people actually respond to. Marketing isn’t magic—it’s placement. When you put your content where your people are already scrolling, the algorithm becomes your assistant instead of your obstacle. So let me ask you… If you took one week of your “scroll-and-spend” budget and used it to promote your business, • Who would you target? • What age range would you focus on? • What interests would you select to attract the RIGHT people? Drop your answers below. Let’s get intentional.

“Teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.” — Psalm 90:12 (KJV) This scripture is a reality check and a roadmap. God is reminding you that time is a measurement tool—not a mystery. Every dawn you woke up to this year created data. Every choice created evidence. Every habit left a trail. And now, stepping into the last month of the year, you’re standing face-to-face with one question: What do your metrics say about you? Metrics don’t lie. Your habits show up in the numbers. Your truth shows up in the patterns. Your results expose whether you were intentional… or inconsistent. But here’s the deeper layer: When God says apply your heart to wisdom, He’s not asking you to get emotional—He’s commanding you to get strategic. Applying your heart to wisdom means: - You treat your time like currency, not confetti. - You make decisions based on purpose, not pressure. - You measure your habits, not just your hopes. - You align your actions with the future you keep praying for. - You stop drifting and start directing. - You stop reacting and start evaluating. - You stop moving blindly and start moving wisely. In other words: Wisdom is not about knowing more. Wisdom is about doing better. It’s the shift from “I didn’t know” to “Now that I do know, I’ll act like it.” This is your month to adjust, align, tighten your execution, and finish with wisdom—not excuses. Reflection Prompts: - What did this year reveal about my discipline, my decisions, and my direction? - What is the ONE goal I must complete in this final month that will make next year clearer, lighter, or stronger? - What did I lose this year that—once I’m honest—actually sharpened me? - What did I accomplish—big or small—that proves I’m not who I was at the start of the year? Accountability Dare: - Share ONE metric you’re committed to improving this month—treat it as a gift of accountability to your future self.

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