When we go LIVE next Thursday for The AI Advantage Summit, you’ll learn how to reclaim at least 15 hours a week — and how to turn that time into bigger results in your business, career, and life. Because time is your most valuable resource. Once it’s gone, you can’t get it back. But with the right systems (and the right tools), you can get more of it every single week. We just dropped a quick pre-event training with 3 questions that will help you: ✅ Clear the noise ✅ Get focused ✅ Open up more space in your day Check it out now — it’s the perfect way to lay the groundwork before we dive in together next week. We’ll go deeper (and way bigger) at the Summit. See you in 9 days! 👉

A few months ago, I was exhausted, stressed, and wondering if I’d ever catch a break financially. Then I stumbled on something in this very community that completely flipped my reality. Fast forward to today my store is finally alive. I’m getting daily interest from people I’ve never met before, and my sales keep climbing… to the point where this month alone has been nothing short of life-changing. It’s wild thinking about how quickly things can change when the right person guides you in the right direction. Let’s just say, I wake up every day with a huge smile now. 😅

Depression can make life feel heavy, slow, and confusing — but even in the darkest moments, small steps can lead to brighter days. Healing doesn’t happen overnight, but it does happen. And it begins with giving yourself permission to take one step at a time. 1. Start With Small Wins You don’t need to fix everything at once. Simple actions like getting out of bed, taking a walk, or talking to someone you trust can slowly rebuild your strength. 2. Stay Connected Isolation makes the weight feel heavier. Reach out to a friend, family member, or someone who listens without judgment. Opening up doesn’t make you weak — it helps you heal. 3. Be Kind to Yourself You’re doing the best you can with what you’re carrying. Replace self-criticism with patience. Rest when you need to, and celebrate progress, no matter how small. 4. Do Things That Bring Light Music, sunlight, journaling, prayer, hobbies — these little sparks of joy can remind you that you’re still here, still growing, still deserving of peace. 5. Seek Professional Support When You Need It Talking to a mental-health professional can provide guidance and tools that make the journey easier. Reaching out for help is a sign of courage, not weakness.