Quick quiz for you. Which of these license plates makes its respective state the most money, and why? You should be able to tell without looking up any revenue figures from state departments of transportation. Bonus Points: How can you use the same technique as the winning license plate in your business?

If you could only solve one of these problems, and you could solve it TODAY, which would it be?

One of my offers (my favorite product, if I'm being honest) helps "un-ghost" dead conversations. 👻👻👻 Could be with potential clients, affiliate promo partners, people whose podcasts you'd like to appear on...it doesn't matter. Works in emails, DMs, any medium you can think of. I know it works, because I use it every week. It turns totally dead, lost opportunities into paydays. My question for you is: ➡️ Give me a reason you WOULDN'T buy this. Because I can only think of a few reasons why, but maybe I'm missing something.

I think I banned complaining from this group. Somewhere. It's probably in the rules. Would you like to complain about clients? Working in isolation? Existential dread? They're all fair game. Possibly, we can come up with solutions here, too...and stop complaining. But where's the fun in that?

Hey Funny Money Makers 👋 I'm Tammy, and I'm new here. Which is a sentence I've been saying a lot lately because I am firmly in my "starting over" era (I'll explain). Here's the quick version of how I got... here. Fourteen years in corporate. Came in as an entry-level sales assistant, worked my way up to managing brand relationships across the region, and collected enough leadership styles along the way to fill a very uncomfortable HR training video. (I won't. Probably.) It was genuinely the best place to work (until it wasn't). And then one day, the corporate decision-makers needed to reduce headcount to make the numbers look good ahead of a merger. Gentle Reader, I was part of the headcount. They got bought a few months later. It worked out great for them. 🙃 That launched an eight-year entrepreneurial adventure and launched a marketing consultancy with a co-worker who also got caught up in the layoff. The best part of that was learning how to get scrappy. Last year, I outgrew my lane and decided it was time to build something entirely mine. Now I'm here, building my own social ads business. Oh, and my kid is getting ready to graduate high school and empty the nest. So when I say I'm firmly in my "starting over" era, I mean like... all of it. And I'm excited. The dream is big. The coffee intake is bigger. Glad to be in the room with you all. 🌸