Ever thought about starting a podcast but keep talking yourself out of it? You’re not alone. I felt the same way before I started. Not long ago, someone asked me if podcasts actually help sell products or services and why so many people hesitate to start. I knew exactly how they felt. Fear of failure and “what ifs” held me back too. But here’s what changed my mind: 45% of podcast listeners have a household income above $250,000 per month. That’s a big, engaged audience with real buying power, tuning in every week. And when you interview people, you bring out real stories, real challenges, and real wins. Listeners connect with your guests, and with you, on a personal level. That trust? It often turns into business, not just listeners, but loyal customers. If you’ve wanted to launch your own podcast, don’t wait for everything to be perfect. Start with what you have and let your passion lead the way. Your story, your voice, and your point of view—they all matter. Ready to press ‘record’? Your next listener—and maybe your next client—is out there waiting.

The New (it Is Brand New!!!) Scaling Online is going to be Incredible. See Russell's description & get his link. I just finished the Check-in: tech-check & Intro. Oh, this is going to be so jam-packed. I don't know how Russell is going to fit this all in 3-days! I guess he is planning to go all-night, seriously, there is a lot to deliver. The workbook alone is almost 200 pages & worth signing up for just that. I'm excited, it starts tomorrow, so sign-up today. I think it starts 8am, pacific time - check to be sure 😊 Russell is calling it Part-2 of Selling Online > from Foundations to Scaling thru funnels using the Lynch-pin model & traffic using the Attractive Character Fly-Wheel 🔥 Oh, and if that wasn't enough > Russell is introducing his Marketing-app --- oooh, access to Russell anytime 😄🤯🧡🧡 OK, You have got to check this out! https://www.skool.com/prime-mover/brand-new-are-you-coming-to-next-weeks-event?p=987f894a

I don’t usually post numbers, but I want to add value. I just generated $10,000 in revenue in 14 days with my Shopify store. Before this, I: • Tested products that flopped • Lost money on ads • Struggled with conversions • Spent hours fixing my website The biggest lesson? Sales don’t come from luck. They come from: — Store trust — Clear product positioning — Data-driven ad testing — Consistency I’m not saying this is easy. It takes work. But if you’re serious about building your store and want guidance on: • Website setup • Product research • Sales strategy • Avoiding costly beginner mistakes I’m open to helping. Comment or message me if you want to learn.

Good morning, friends! We set ambitious goals and create big visions for our lives, but often, the challenge isn’t the dream itself, it’s the execution. One of the biggest reasons we struggle to take action is the lack of a clear, structured plan with daily and weekly actionable steps to move us forward. Without a roadmap, it’s easy to get stuck in analysis paralysis or fall into the trap of procrastination. I’ll be the first to admit that I sometimes struggle with procrastination. But rather than letting it hold me back, I’m actively working on strategies to overcome it. Some of the things that help me include breaking tasks into smaller milestones, setting deadlines with accountability, and creating an environment that minimizes distractions. However, I know that we all have different approaches, so I’d love to hear from you—what are some of the ways you beat procrastination and stay on track with your goals? This week, I’m personally focused on completing the slides for my mid-tier offer and recording several modules before the weekend. Holding myself accountable by sharing my progress with you all helps me stay committed. Let’s encourage each other to take consistent action and turn our visions into reality! Drop your best anti-procrastination tips in the comments—I’m excited to learn from you! Have a blessed and fruitful week.

Breakout session: the goal that I am consciously choosing I want to be wealthy with my business and I want to be recognized. The story I have about this is that I’m not good enough. I’m not like those people who are successful, I don’t know what words to use. The fear that is holding me back is not being successful, having my husband say “see- I told you that thing wasn’t going to work”. And so many more fears.