I was able to move forward and through the grace of God and obtain my Grief Life Coach Certification. I am using the training of CMI and all that it offers to remove my imposter syndrome and step into the calling in my life. I’m making the PLAYS! Thank you @Dwight Riddick

Find your people. Grow faster. When you’re building your voice, it’s easy to feel like you’re doing it all alone. But here’s the beauty of being in a community : you don’t have to. Here’s how it works: 👇🏽 Drop a comment with your niche or industry. If you see someone in the same space, reach out and pair up. Once you’re partners, you can: ✔️ Swap ideas for content and messaging ✔️ Roleplay your scripts or pitches ✔️ Give each other honest feedback ✔️ Keep each other on track and motivated 💥 Once paired up: Use the following link to join MTM Accountability video calls: https://meet.google.com/pns-bcwu-biz You’ll be surprised how much faster you grow when you’ve got someone walking the same path, pushing you forward, and celebrating wins with you. 💡A gentle reminder The goal isn’t to be perfect The goal is to stay connected This is about making real friends who are walking a similar path People you can be honest with about the hard stuff People who get it People you can celebrate wins with, big or small This space is already powerful When you walk it with someone else, it becomes something even more Let’s grow together 🫶 Once paired up: Use the following link to join MTM Accountability video calls: https://meet.google.com/pns-bcwu-biz

Why Did You Only Speak once? So speakers here’s something to consider… Turn every day into 2 days… and try speak in two parts of the day. 5-9AM / 9-Noon / 1-5PM / 5-9PM Day Prep / speak / speak / family and reflection you could get booked to speak in the morning and then find another opportunity thst afternoon in the same city. Max that potential… You could get booked to speak 1 day and create another engagement the following day… Heres whats happening this week: I’m already scheduled to speak at a conference in Orlando, Feb 11–12… but instead of flying in and flying out, I’m maximizing the moment. I’m staying an extra day to host an intimate Mastermind in Tampa, and this is very intentional. Here’s the play I’m running 👇🏾 First, I want to share the gift I’ve been entrusted with helping coaches and speakers launch, grow, and monetize their message with clarity and confidence. Too many powerful voices stay stuck because they never get access to the room, the strategy, or the stage. Second, this creates a real opportunity for coaches and speakers in our Max Potential Program to: • Get on a premium stage • Share their message with a new audience • Capture high-quality content • Travel with purpose instead of just attending events And third, this is about stewardship. I don’t believe in burying gifts in the ground of convenience or limiting impact to one local area. Growth requires expansion. Multiplication requires movement. This Mastermind will be small, focused, and high-impact. Space is limited by design so everyone in the room is seen, heard, and supported. 📍 In Florida? Join us. ✈️ Not in Florida? Book the flight or rent the car and meet us there. If you’ve been waiting for the right environment to stretch, speak, connect, and build, this is it. 💥 ASK ME A QUESTION or SHARE YOUR THOUGHTS BELOW

Long post and confession alert 🚨‼️ The photo below is a late payment I made today that was due on Jan 5. That same amount has been due on the 5th of the month every since Sept 2025 and runs up until Sept 2026… It’s for a high ticket coach that I prayed about and connected with going into the year that I believe can help me move my coaching and speaking businesses from a meager mid 6 figures to finally crossing the million or multi-million dollar mark. To be clear that’s not extra money I’m sending… that is sacrificial, idk where it comes from each month, it hurts to click send, it makes me blush to read and squint to consider, that is “cost me a lot”… type of money I’m sending. The thing is, I started strong at first, but for the last 3 months I haven’t been on the group calls, hadn’t scheduled 1:1 calls, hadn’t logged into the course work, didn’t make the in person sessions, and haven’t even listened to their podcast… but you know what… the finance person called every Month and said hey, you missed your payment when can you send it, and the coach would email and say, we missed you on this months call, how can we best serve you… and every month I’d send this same amount even if late and still not lock in… and you know I’ve learned…? 1) money coming out of the account is accountability. Because when I sent that late payment today and realized I have another coming next week and I only have limited months left to go… I said to myself, I GOTTA LOCK-IN! Remember, people pay attention to what they pay for. 2) A coach can offer help but you have to have your own motivation to seek and accept it. So if you have clients who are not maximizing use of your programs don’t beat yourself up… you made the offer and that’s the best we can do sometimes. Also, I’m here for you but I can’t help if you don’t commit to swing engaged and doing the work. So keep making plays. 3) Good life transforming advice should cost. You can charge your prices because of the price you have paid… because of all you know and all you are learning. David said in the Bible, I will not offer a sacrifice that cost me nothing… and you should stand on your prices because even in my absence I have not been offered a discount or a gracious “you don’t have to pay this month since you didn’t use our services” , lol. Nope, not at all

ASK Y'ALL!!! I'm literally sitting here during the time that I would be teaching during the grief group that I offered, choosing to pivot so I can F.L.Y. (Coach Riddick) and help people H.E.A.L. Honor their Individuality in their healing process Explore their emotions Assess thier thoughts Let Go of what does not serve them So here we go... For those of you who have had the passing of a loved one greatly impact your life, answer at least 5 of the following questions (based on priority to you) to help me get a feel of what would help me, help you: 1. What has been the hardest part of grieving for you? Are there specific times of day, situations, or triggers that feel particularly difficult? 2. How has your grief changed over time since your loss? Has anything surprised you about the grieving process? 3.Do you feel like people in your life understand what you're going through? What do you wish they knew or understood better? 4.What emotions have come up for you that you didn't expect? How comfortable do you feel expressing difficult emotions like anger, guilt, or relief? 5. Have you found any ways of honoring or staying connected to the person you lost that feel meaningful to you? 6.What would make you feel safe and comfortable in a grief support group? What would make it feel unsafe or uncomfortable? 7.Would you prefer a group focused on a specific type of loss (parent, spouse, child, sibling, friend) or a more general grief group? Why? 8.How structured would you want the group to be? Would you prefer guided discussions with topics, open sharing time, or a mix of both? 9.What practical information or skills would be most helpful? (For example: understanding grief reactions, coping strategies, navigating holidays and anniversaries, supporting children through grief, managing practical tasks) 10.Would you want the group to include educational content, peer support, or both? What balance feels right? 11.How important is it that the group be facilitated by someone with professional training versus someone with lived experience of grief?