If you’re feeling stuck, tired, or overthinking your next move, pick one prompt below and create from there. No pressure to do them all. Choose one and move. • Create something that solves a small problem you’ve already solved for yoursel f• Design using only what you already have. No new tools • Turn an old idea into something for a different audience • Create a starter version instead of a polished final • Turn a common question into a product or post Content ideas if you’re posting tonight: • Share the behind-the-scenes of your last creation • Teach one thing in under 60 seconds • Show your process from messy to finished • Share a lesson from a mistake you’ve made • Rework an old post with clearer messaging Money-minded moves :• Create a simple $1–$5 offer• Bundle 2–3 items you already sell • Drop a limited version of something existing • Write one sentence explaining why someone should buy today Drop which prompt you’re choosing below, or come back and share what you created. Progress over perfection always.

1. I enter this new year with vision, focus, and trust in my ability to build what I’m called to build. 2. I release old doubts and welcome aligned opportunities that support my business and my well-being. 3. I make clear, confident decisions that move my business forward with purpose. 4. I am disciplined with my time, intentional with my energy, and wise with my resources. 5. My work has value, and the right people are drawn to what I offer. 6. I allow my business to grow at a pace that is sustainable and healthy for me. 7. Challenges sharpen my skills and strengthen my leadership, not my fear. 8. I am open to learning, evolving, and improving without self-criticism. 9. I celebrate progress, both big wins and quiet milestones, without comparison. 10. I trust that consistency, integrity, and patience will produce lasting success.

As this week winds down and the year starts to take its final breaths, it’s a good moment to pause without pressure and without judgment. You showed up in ways no one saw. You carried ideas that felt heavy before they felt hopeful. You kept building even when the results were quiet. That matters. Progress isn’t always loud, and success isn’t always wrapped in a highlight reel. Sometimes it looks like endurance, learning, and staying obedient to the vision when quitting would have been easier. Take a second to honor what you did accomplish. The goals you hit. The ones you didn’t. The lessons hidden inside the delays. The resilience you gained through the challenges that tested your confidence. Nothing was wasted. Every pivot sharpened you. Every setback taught you how to move smarter, not smaller. If this year stretched you, it’s because you were growing into capacity you didn’t have before. If some dreams are still unfinished, it’s not failure. It’s preparation. You’re not behind. You’re being positioned. As you close out this week and this year, release the need to have everything figured out. Give yourself permission to rest, reflect, and reset your intentions. The next season doesn’t require a new you. It requires a rested, aligned, and grounded you. Affirm this quietly: “I am proud of my effort. I trust the timing of my growth. I move forward with clarity, confidence, and faith.” What you built this year may not be fully visible yet, but roots grow in the dark before anything breaks ground. Stay encouraged. The work is working.

Whether it’s a digital product or a physical item, share the most recent thing you sold or created. It doesn’t have to be perfect.It doesn’t have to be a bestseller.If you made it, it counts. Drop a photo, link, or short description and tell us: • What it is• Who it’s for• One thing you learned while creating it Let’s support, learn, and celebrate each other’s progress.

What deals have you run in your business so far?Flash sales, $1 offers, bundles, discounts, freebies, or limited-time drops. Did it work the way you expected?Or did it teach you something you’ll do differently next time? Drop what you’ve tried, even if it didn’t convert like you hoped. Someone in here can learn from it, and you might spark a new idea for your next move.