Today's a day of celebration for me. 45 years ago today I walked out of prison and have never returned

I'm 28 years old, and while I initially worked at a restaurant job earning $500 a month, I've recently seen significant success in Shopify dropshipping. My sister, who has had great results with Shopify, introduced me to the business. With her guidance, I launched my own Shopify dropshipping store and am now making 4-5fig montly, but within some days my sales increased.If you're interested in learning more or want to exchange ideas, feel free to reach out.

Hi everyone, Feels like a small Win but lots of 😵‍💫. After 8 months of building and overcomplicating the heck out of my setup… I stripped it back to what actually feels clear and aligned (for now). ✅ Simplified my classroom ✅ Moved the community back to free ✅ Locked in my lead gen flow (finally) ✅ Even created a free mini-course to share what’s working Posting this here in case anyone else is in the messy middle and needs permission to reset. Breakdown to follow. ——— It’s been 8 months since I joined Skool. Crazy. Some of you have been here just as long (or longer), and it’s been so cool to watch how much has changed—for all of us. I’ve loved seeing what you’ve tested, launched, rebuilt, and refined in your own communities. There’s something really motivating about watching people stay in it, even through the pivots. I was reminded recently of Hormozi’s Rule of 20%—that any big change will likely cost you 20% upfront (in time, money, or momentum). But if it’s aligned? Worth it. So, away I go with a few changes. Here’s where I’m at now, in case it’s helpful: I’ve decided to move my community back to free (yep—started as free > moved to paid > now back to free. More on that below). I also simplified the classroom (again) because—true story—I love building systems and sometimes overcomplicate things just for fun. 😂 But this time, I’m really leaning into simple and accessible. I’ve decided to focus on just one platform for lead gen—Instagram—because it’s easy to automate and feels the most sustainable right now. (Still not touching Facebook. Long story. Still unresolved.) I’ve also got a system now to turn content into longform YouTube videos within the community. (2 birds with 1 stone here so saving me time!) And because I still love backend systems and automation, I added a free course inside the community for anyone else who geeks out on that stuff too. ——— Somewhere along the way, I managed to “Frankenstein” my funnel by trying (and failing) to merge two different coaches’ models. 🤦🏻‍♀️ It so did not work. But I had a great laugh about it.

My top 6, 1. Being able to go outside more often. 2. Learning new things. 3. Meeting new people from different countries/states. 4. Coming out of my shell/comfort zone. 5. Work on selling more of my art and learning new types of art. 6. Learning that it's ok to be shy and quiet when it comes to meeting new people or trying new things.

It's okay to have different wins than others everyone wins something even if it's big or small still celebrate the wins that you deserve since we all deserve to have that time to ourselves when we have our goals/wins that shows how much we improved every since we first started. It's never about winning or losing its all about having fun and trying your best/hardest when learning new things or meeting new people. Keep up the awesome work.