Have you ever poured hours into something, hoping for results, only to feel like you’re getting nowhere? I was right there too, nearly losing hope until a single connection completely changed my path. That guidance helped me stop wasting time on what wasn’t working and start building something consistent and rewarding. I’m curious, what’s one thing you’ve been working on that just hasn’t clicked yet? What if the key is not to push harder alone, but to get the right support and change your approach? Share what’s holding you back, and let’s talk about ways to break through those barriers together!

For the longest time, I thought success came down to luck, timing, or endless trial and error. But the truth is, it all changes when you follow the right system. Once I locked into one, everything shifted: ___ Clear direction ___ Consistent results ___ Confidence in the process The system works if you work it. --- What’s ONE system, habit, or routine that’s made the biggest difference for you in life or business?

Nobody in school told us that figuring it out often looks like failing five times before you get it right once. But that one time… changes everything. I used to think growth meant moving in a straight line. Now I see it’s more like climbing stairs in the dark—sometimes you trip, sometimes you pause, but every step still takes you higher. The best part? When you’ve got people around you who remind you that the stumble is part of the climb. -- Growth = mistakes + lessons + community. Here’s something I’d love to know from you: __ What’s one stumble you’re actually grateful for, because it made you grow?

£20,000 in 7 Days… Still Feels Unreal This week my store brought in £20,000. It wasn’t luck. It wasn’t overnight success it came from making one simple decision: stop chasing everything and double down on what actually works. I used to think growth was about adding more, more products, more ads, more hustle. But the truth? Growth came when I did the opposite: simplified, focused, and invested in the right guidance. Now results like this aren’t a dream… they’re becoming consistent. ---- Question for you all: What’s ONE thing you’re currently working on that feels the hardest to crack, but you know if you solve it, your whole business would change?

I was in an Ulta today to get a few items with my wife and I retreated to the one shelf section in the back corner where the "For Men" stuff is. While the signage was there, the product was not. When I inquired about the Clinique Facial moisturizer I use I was told it is gone. They said they didn't sell enough of it and they will no longer carry the "for men" products. I cannot be sure it if it is just that location (though I would think not) or if they will be still be online, but it will no longer be in store. Now we all know a lot of the products out there have no gender designation. Most moisturizers and serums can be used by anyone. But the truth is there is still a stigma of men shopping for and using these items. The subject of this post proves many still do not or will not. If labeling something "For Men" and putting it in a more "manly" package helps your average guy to use the stuff, then it has its purpose. But whether it is Ulta, Sephora, or a mall department store a man is still treated like a unicorn to be patronizing these counters and our sections are small, poorly stocked, and hidden in the back. I think this is a shame. There is nothing feminine or anti-manly to apply some lotion or a serum. But the options on where to get these are getting harder to find and the stigma will only get stronger.