I love this group and the idea that anyone can start a business, regardless of their financial situation. I’ve been thinking a lot about that recently alongside something I’m really interested in: the Law of Assumption. If you haven’t come across it before, the Law of Assumption is the idea that you begin by assuming you already are the person you want to become. Instead of waiting for the evidence before believing it, you embody that identity first, and your actions start to reflect it. When you already have money, I actually think this is much easier. If you’ve got clients, sales coming in and money in the bank, you’ve got evidence. It’s easier to believe you’re successful because your reality keeps reinforcing that belief. But when you’re starting with nothing? No audience. No clients. No money. No proof. That’s where I think the Law of Assumption can be incredibly powerful. Not because I believe you can manifest a business without doing any work, but because your assumptions shape your behaviour. As a psychotherapist, that’s the bit that fascinates me. If your assumption is “Nobody wants what I have to offer,” you’ll probably avoid posting, undercharge, overthink every piece of content and give up the first time things feel slow. If your assumption is “I’m building a successful business,” you’ll still have to do the work, but you’ll show up differently. You’ll post consistently, make offers confidently and keep going long enough for the results to catch up. For me, that’s the real magic. Here are a few ways I think business owners can use the Law of Assumption when they’re starting with no money: ✨ Stop saying you’re “trying” to build a business. Start thinking and speaking like someone who already owns one. ✨ Create before you have an audience. Successful business owners don’t wait until people are watching, they create because that’s who they are. ✨ Don’t let today’s numbers decide tomorrow’s effort. One quiet post doesn’t mean your business isn’t working.

I went to a business speaker panel last week and something stuck with me. All 4 entrepreneurs on stage said sometimes it takes 9 "no's" to get a "yes". For all of you out there in the "no" phase, there's hope for a "yes" keep going. ❤️

[Resident Expert's Only] We have our next meeting planned for 𝗪𝗲𝗱𝗻𝗲𝘀𝗱𝗮𝘆 𝟴𝘁𝗵 𝗝𝘂𝗹𝘆. Please pop this one in your calendar. I have some exciting news to share. 𝗧𝗵𝗲 𝗔𝗴𝗲𝗻𝗱𝗮 Join either session but not both. * Welcome & Intros * Shared Calendar * Introducing Tiers * Affiliate Growth Drive & Competition * New Resident Expert Applications * Open Q&A Calls will be recorded for the benefit of the RE's that are unable to attend. These will be saved in the Clubhouse. All future Resident Expert Meetings are set on the second Wednesday of every month. There are two sessions, both with the same agenda - so you only need to attend one of them. Check the community calendar for your local time, and I recommend adding it to your own calendar, so you don't miss it.

I changed my community to paid about 2 weeks ago. $7 a month. I settled into the idea that it would slow growth, but...whatever...I am doing way too much work to not be getting paid. Well, I had one current member upgrade to premium. 4 new members join on the 7 day trial and one of those upgraded to premium. 🎊🎊 I am so excited!

Something I am talking about in my community. Currently watching Scale or Fail which is Alex Hormozi's new show on YouTube. But other shows that pop to mind: Kitchen Nightmare Shark Tank I know I am missing others. Come fill me in Totally cool to talk podcasts too