It's Wednesday and you know what we do on this day, right? We celebrate our progress so far this week. Let's share one thing you’ve accomplished this week, big or small. I’ll go first: I finished reading Arlan Hamilton Playbook and have learned how to use ChatGPT, Claude and Loveable to my advantage. I've created thumbnails, prompts and an eight week video series for my Youtube channel. I'm so excited about that. And yesterday I attended a free session in Digital Roadmap AI Academy with Nicole Mcain. Her special guest was Chanlee Sutoyo, creator of "Rage On The Page." We practiced journaling our true feelings. One of the things she said was: "Stop making your pain sound polished or acceptable and instead write honestly and messy about what you are tired of holding together in your business." It was really good, the breathing exercises, the meditative music, the eight minutes of writing and the prompts. One prompt was "What part of me did I silence to sound credible, polished, or easy to understand?" Chanlee has a Skool Community you can join for free. OK, you can see I was really impressed by the work I've accomplished so far and Chanlee. What are you celebrating today? What are all your wins so far? 🎉

I was going over some notes from a free workshop I did at the beginning of the year. The worksop was "Plan Your Year Like A Millionaire." I wrote down two things about time: 1.Track your time and 2.Don't let anybody waste your time. I realize I need to keep this on the front "burner" always. What about you and time?

It's another week and another Monday. Let’s start the week off talking about our wins. What was it? What was the ONE smart money move you made last week? Remember no win is too small. I'll start us off. I got two letters from credit card companies stating that I have not used my cards in three months and my credit limit would be lowered. I decided to use my credit cards to purchase two small items, a ticket to see a musical show and a picture frame. Now, each month I will use the cards (with money already allocated in my budget) for small items. This way my credit limit stays high (I'll need it for a major project I'm working on in 2027) and I won't have any debt because the money is already allocated in my monthly budget.👍 What's your money move that made you a big time winner last week?💰