❓Did you know that like the CLASSIFIEDS, my group AuthorityCam is one of the few places on Skool where you can promote your group without getting banned? The only difference is you have to do it on camera. If that's sounds scary, I've got you. You'll start with the 7 Day Challenge - easy bite sized assignments where I tell you exactly what to say and how to say it. That's 7 self promo videos right out of the gate so our members can get to know you and your offer. Please join with THIS LINK so the CLASSIFIEDS gets full credit. Self promote away!!

The amount of business advice people consume before they ever change anything still blows my mind. Not because learning is bad. I fucking love learning. But I see so many smart business owners bouncing between offers, rewriting their About page for the fifteenth time, changing their niche, changing their pricing, trying another content strategy… and none of it actually fixes the thing that’s making every decision feel harder than it needs to be. When you don’t know what your business is really trying to say, everything starts feeling like the problem. Your content, Your offer, Your marketing feels off. Then you tweak all three at the same time, which makes it almost impossible to figure out what actually worked. That’s the kind of stuff we fuck around with and fix inside Fix Your Funk. Some people come in because they can’t seem to stay consistent with content. Many realize their offer has gotten muddy. Others just want someone to ask better questions than, “Have you tried posting more?” It’s a business community built around clarity, practical feedback, and actually shipping the damn thing instead of collecting another folder full of ideas you’ll “get to someday.” 👇🏻 What’s the part of your business you’ve rewritten, rebuilt, or second guessed more times than you can count?

I think most Skool group cards are trying way too hard 😬 They’ve got twenty different messages competing for attention, six different fonts, every benefit crammed into one image, and somehow they still don’t tell me why I should click. The funny part? The people running those communities usually have something genuinely valuable inside. The image just isn’t helping 🤦🏻‍♀️ That’s one of the reasons I built Defunk’d Design. It’s a place to get feedback on the marketing images you’re already making so you can stop relying on the same templates, prompts, and AI-generated styles everyone else is using. The goal isn’t to make your marketing prettier. It’s to make it feel like your business instead of something that could belong to anyone. I’m also trying something new 🤷🏻‍♀️🤪 The next 7 people who join on the Standard Annual plan will get a custom Skool group card / Discovery banner redesign from me. Not a template with your logo dropped in 🤮 A banner built around your community, your personality, and the people you’re trying to attract. Then you’ll have the community to keep improving every other marketing image you create after that. 👇🏻 When you’re scrolling Skool Discovery, what’s the first thing that makes you decide whether a group is worth clicking?

Your Content Workflow Shouldn’t Feel Like Someone Else’s Job 😅 A lot of entrepreneurs don’t struggle because they have nothing to say. They struggle because every piece of content feels like they have to force themselves through a process that doesn’t fit the way they naturally think, communicate, or create. I’ve watched people spend forty five minutes trying to record a sixty second video, rewrite the same caption six times, or avoid posting altogether because the advice they were following worked beautifully for someone else… but felt like pulling teeth for them. That’s what led me to build Content by Design inside Fix Your Funk. It’s built around Human Design, not to tell you what to post, but to help you understand how you create best. Some people process by talking. Some need space to think before the words show up. Some thrive with structure. Others do their best work when they can follow a spark instead of a schedule. When you understand your own tendencies, creating content starts feeling a lot less like you’re trying to wear someone else’s shoes. The best content has always sounded like a real person on the other side of the screen. That’s a whole lot easier when the way you’re creating actually fits the way your brain works instead of constantly asking it to work like someone else’s. 👇🏻 What’s one piece of content advice you’ve tried that never seemed to fit the way you naturally create?

I’ve opened up a few spots to guest speak inside established Skool communities. If you’re looking for someone to show up with a generic slide deck and tell your members to “post more” or “be authentic”… I’m probably not your person 🤪 My sessions are built around real examples, live questions, and practical ways to look at what’s already happening inside your/their community. The goal isn’t for people to leave with another page of notes, but for them to see their own community differently by the time we’re done… and actually take messy af action. Some topics I currently offer include… • Engagement by Design • About Pages That Attract the Right Members • Storytelling That Lands • Making Content Easier Consistently • Messaging, positioning, and member experience I’m happy to tailor a session to your audience if there’s a topic that’s a better fit. I’m selective about where I speak because I want the session to be genuinely useful for the people in the room. Right now I’m looking for established Skool communities with an engaged owner, a solid member base, and a history of members actually showing up to live calls. If you think your community might be a good fit… send me a DM and tell me a little about your group! We’ll see if it makes sense for both of us. 👇🏻 What’s one topic you’ve always wished a guest speaker would cover inside your community… but almost nobody ever does?