🎯 Lesson: People don't buy your offer. They buy a way out of the problem they're in. Here's why your posts aren't getting leads. Most moms write content about their offer, their method, or their results. And then they wonder why nobody's biting. Your dream client isn't scrolling Instagram looking for a coach. She's scrolling because she's tired, frustrated, and quietly hoping someone, somewhere, understands what she's going through. The Problem Post is the post that makes her stop and think "wait, this person is talking about ME." When you name her problem better than she can name it herself, she instantly trusts that you have the answer. So today, that's exactly what you're writing. 👉 Your Day 1 Action Step:Write a post that names ONE specific problem your dream client is facing right now. Then publish it on Facebook AND Instagram. Use this structure: Line 1: Call her out specifically (who is this for?) Lines 2 to 5: Describe the problem in HER words. What does it actually feel like? What is she telling her best friend about this? Last line: Ask a question that invites a comment Keep it under 150 words. Don't try to solve the problem in this post. Just name it. Example opening: If you're a mom running an online business and you're hitting random income months no matter how hard you work, this is for you. That's it. Then describe the problem. Then ask the question. Post on Facebook AND Instagram today. 📋 When you're done, copy and paste this in the community: __________________________________________________________________________________________________ ✅ DAY 1 COMPLETE: The Problem Post The problem I called out: ____________ Where I posted: 🔲 Facebook 🔲 Instagram The hardest part for me was: ____________ One thing I noticed while writing it: ____________ *Share the link to the post so we can review it and show it love _____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Drop a 💛 if you've already posted today!

It is the first of the month and, as usual, we have a mompreneur games winner! 👇 If you're new, here's how the mompreneur games work: We host these games every month within the group to help you win prizes, make friends, and grow your businesses. Let me explain... The rules are simple: The winners are based on who is at the top of the 30-day leaderboard at the end of the month. To gain points to climb up the leaderboard, you need to 1. make posts 2. like other people's posts 3. comment on other people's posts and you'll gain points and climb the leaderboard. The Leaderboards are based off of the last 30 days and updates in REAL TIME which means that any points that you gathered over 30 days ago, falls off. So, try to keep up the engagement so that you don't lose momentum from previous month's engagement. The easiest and fastest way to get lots of points is to make helpful and encouraging posts and comments. This is why we HIGHLY recommend picking a challenge that you can document and share with us in the community on a daily basis. So, compete to win! and improve your life at the same time! 👉 This month's winner is @Lauren Greene ! Make sure you send me a DM to redeem your FREE 1:1 call with you! Also, for April, we're going to start giving away a prize option as well 😁

If you're an OGIMompreneur Clubber, you might remember when we used to buy cool stuff off amazon and have it shipped to you if you won the Mompreneur Games. I think we're going to bring it back soon! What do you think?

Every month, we play the mompreneur games! It is a friendly competition to win a 1:1 coaching call with me. It's simple to win, you just have to make posts, comments, and like other comments and posts. the more you engage, the more points you get and the more you climb to the top of my leaderboard. The person at the top at the end of the month wins. Simple! In February, our winner is @Raym Hardy ! So, congratulations and be sure to send me a DM to book your 1:1 sales call!

Today is our last day of de-cluttering and we're going to tackle a part of the house that I find needs the most de-cluttering the most often... the closet. So, pick a closet in your house, empty it, reorganize and put everything back away. Toss out anything that you no longer need or haven't used in over a year. Copy & paste the following template for today's de-cluttering _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Title: De-cluttering Day 5 How did you feel when you looked at your entryway before getting started? How difficult was this task? How did you feel when you looked at your entryway afterwards? Can you make this a regular thing? * Include a before & after picture of your entryway.