A post went viral recently — a room full of women founders, all doing seven and eight figures. Beautiful. Powerful. The kind of thing we say we want to see more of. I scrolled the whole thing looking for us. We weren’t there. Not a single Black woman in the room smh. And people noticed. It went viral partly because of the money, and partly because of who was missing from the picture. 💅🏽 So let me add to the picture. I’m typing this as I board a plane. I’m taking our Luxe and Diamond clients on a private retreat — a yacht experience, a few days away, the whole thing. These are women doing anywhere from half a million a year to eight figures. Every one of them a Black woman. This part is just for them. Then the whole mastermind comes together for the full retreat. None of them started at seven figures. Every one started at a number that felt big and scary at the time, then got the coaching, the sales system, and a room full of women who’d already done it. That’s the part the headlines skip. We’re here. In plenty. And don’t worry we’re only gonna get louder… because representation matters. So if you’re a business owner tired of building in isolation, and you want to be in a room with women who are quietly running up their companies — that room exists. I coach it. It’s the honor of my career. If that’s you, and you want to be with us next year, I’d love to meet you. DM me APPLY 💅🏽

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Let’s be real… some people are just out here scamming. And when you report them, you’ll find they have a pattern of it and no integrity. Remember when people went to jail for check fraud? Buying furniture with checks, knowing there was no money in the bank? Credit card fraud works the same way. But if you run a business, you don’t have to just take it. You fight back with evidence, not emotion. When someone files a chargeback, their bank assigns a reason code—“product not received,” “not as described,” “unauthorized.” Your response should rebut that specific claim, nothing more. Then submit hard documentation: → Proof of delivery or access—signed contracts, login timestamps, download logs → The signed agreement and refund policy they accepted at checkout → Communication records where they acknowledged receiving the product → Evidence that matches the reason code—if they claim “never received it,” show them using it Keep it factual. The bank doesn’t care that you’re frustrated—only whether your evidence contradicts the claim. Let the paper trail do the talking. Because integrity leaves a trail—and so does the lack of it.

300+ of you came live to the Launch for Justice. $15,000+ raised from 51 of you who donated but were not to our goal! Watch the replay and give back today. This is CRITICALLY IMPORTANT ⚠️ You can share this far and wide! Here’s the direct link to see what we did today 👉🏽 https://youtu.be/f5ffeqYT8jc?is=yePoRZGvZ__d72bP

Y’all, I am reviewing my notes in my slides for today and they are absolutely incredible. I am so excited about this session. It’s going to be so good.. 🔗 Grab your seat now: https://www.speakyourwaytocash.com/justice?el=skool