So I recently REALLY locked in with my journey with Funnel Junkies, and the big wins for me this week was I got my entire account set up correctly, I have my first two weeks of posting ideas in a draft, and I no longer feel like a fish out of water and confused about what I should do.

I’m sharing this for the newbies to highlight just how important it is to follow the Skool classroom step by step. When many of us older FJs started, we didn’t have such a detailed roadmap, so make the most of it and follow the training. 🙏 I’ve been building my business for 6 months, and then Facebook decided to restrict my account. I’m now almost halfway through a 14-day recovery plan. (This is actually my second attempt, as the first one didn’t work.) Unfortunately, my personal profile was also affected. Following advice from Manus, I needed to show Facebook that I’m a real person by posting genuine photos and writing personal captions focused on reflection, motivation, and helpful tips — without selling anything. I’ve been doing this on both my personal profile and business page. It’s been a huge learning experience, and I’m still waiting to see whether Facebook lifts the restriction after the 14 days. 🙏🙏 Despite this setback, I’m keeping going and learning every day. Every challenge teaches us something, and without lessons and failures, there can be no success. 😊

Is there a rule of thumb on when to add media like images and videos? Asking for a friend.😂😂 Also, is it better to post at the same time everyday or post at different times each day? I know you can schedule Posts on Facebook, so I was curious as to what time(s) would be better?

“COMMITTED — My why is: I know what it's like to worry about everyday expenses and hesitate when opportunities arise because money is tight. That's why I'm building this business—to create a future where financial stress no longer dictates my decisions, where I can fully enjoy life with the people I care about, and where I can help others achieve that same freedom and peace of mind.”

Something that I had learned and will be implementing is this: CONSISTANCY beats MOTIVATION. Motivation will come and go, and that's a sad truth, but if you stay consistent and keep moving forward, you will see success. Baby steps is still movement, and if you just improve with 1% a day, you'll get there faster than you realize.