This ad keeps popping up on my feed and it’s driving me batty. “Here are my abs after 3 weeks” + “Generative AI used Actor portrayal…” = Completely false and misleading advertising (in my book!) The reality: That’s an AI talking about her abs, not a real woman who has used the program they’re selling to get those results.🥵 Is it any different than any issue of Vogue or Sports Illustrated where airbrushed images are the absolute norm? I think so… because of the intent. And here, they’re selling you results that they actually never got. AI is the same as airbrushing or computer generated imaging (think your fav Hollywood action movie!)… but now it’s wildly accessible to EVERYONE, which is so so cool and a reality that can’t be ignored if you want to get ahead in your business. But, if you feel conflicted about how to use AI ethically… How to use this incredible tool to expand your presence online but in a real and authentic way… You’ve gotta come to next week’s live training! It’s been a few months since I’ve done an open training like this and it’s because the game of social media is changing and AI is moving so fast… it was hard to pin down exactly what would be beneficial to teach. But we’ve got it. So come along on Tuesday and get up to date with the latest and greatest that’s happening in Social media and generative AI so you can build an omnipresent personal brand that works for you while you live your life. Be sure to register: https://ai.allymona.org ❤️

Last week on coaching, we were talking through the idea of direct CTA posts and whether, when someone drops a keyword, we should just give them the thing right away or actually slow down and have a conversation first. And I want to update my thinking. I’m learning right now from a top enroller in her company in Australia and New Zealand, and even she tested the whole “drop a keyword and send the link with no context” approach. It didn’t work. And I think that matters to share with you. Because if someone at that level has already tested it and found that it doesn’t convert well, that’s worth paying attention to. What she has found works better is leading with connection. Leading with conversation. Making sure it’s actually a fit. Not assuming that just because someone engaged with a post, they’re automatically ready for the next step. Why? Because people do not want to feel processed. They want to feel seen. They want to feel like there’s an actual human on the other side of the screen. And especially in the kind of businesses we’re building, relationship still matters. So for those of you who were on coaching last week, I’m going to sing a different tune here: Have the conversation. If someone drops the keyword on a direct CTA post, don’t skip straight to the link or the cart or the pitch. Start the conversation. Connect. Ask. Qualify. Make sure it’s a fit. That doesn’t mean make it weird. Or drag it out and overcomplicate it. It just means we don’t bypass the relationship part in the name of speed. And I also want to say this because I think it’s important for all of you to hear: You are allowed to test things. You are allowed to try strategies. You are allowed to believe something will work and then realize it doesn’t. And when that happens, you are allowed to adjust. This is what it looks like to grow in business. You test. You learn. You refine. You get better. So yes, I’m updating my stance. And I think that’s a good thing. We are not here to cling to methods just because we said them out loud once.

Over the last 30 days, I’ve posted every single day… for the first time EVER. That consistency has led to 1.1M views and over 3,000 new followers. Check the screenshot! 😱 And before you think this is about going viral — it’s not. It’s about what happens when you stop negotiating with yourself and start building the skill daily. Most people underestimate what 30 days of consistency can really do. Not 30 days of waiting for the perfect idea. Not 30 days of posting only when you feel confident. Not 30 days of disappearing when engagement dips. Thirty days of showing up. Thirty days of practicing your messaging. Thirty days of learning what resonates. Thirty days of building the muscle. Because consistency compounds. ONE post won’t change your business. But 30 intentional posts? You start to hear your voice more clearly. You gather real data. You stop overthinking every word. You build momentum. And momentum builds belief. Daily posting is about becoming clear: Clear in what you stand for. Clear in who you serve. Clear in how you communicate. Doing that alone can feel overwhelming. It helps to have: • Simple systems driven by AI tools • Clear direction • A place to ask questions • Coaching when you get stuck • Accountability when motivation dips So I’m curious… If I hosted a 30-Day Posting Challenge inside this community — with coaching support and daily structure — would you want in? If there’s enough interest, I’ll create a VIP list and build this intentionally. If you’d commit to 30 days of building the skill, drop “30” below.👇👇👇👇

Alright. My gut says some of you need to hear this today… Just. Post. Post messy. Post tired. Post the thing you think is “only 5%.” Because 5% is infinitely better than 0%. I want to show you something. I just looked at my insights. Three posts. One from today. Two from yesterday. Over 30,000 reach. That means my name and face were shown over 30,000 times. Do you realize what that is? That’s not “just social media.” That’s a STADIUM. That’s rows and rows and rows of people who now know I exist. And here’s the part that matters MOST: Those posts were far from perfect. They were not over-edited. They were not strategically engineered masterpieces. They were just posted. You are sitting on content right now because: • You’re tired • You didn’t have time to “do it right” • It’s not your best work • You don’t feel inspired • You think it’s too simple But simple content compounds. Visible people win. Silent people don’t. Momentum is built by volume, not perfection. Every time you don’t post, you choose invisibility. Every time you post—even at 5%—you choose momentum. And momentum rebuilds belief. So here’s your permission slip: Post the imperfect thought. Post the half-formed lesson. Post the behind-the-scenes. Post the tired face. Post the repurposed idea. So. Just. Post. Please. Because one day you’ll look at your insights and realize… You’ve been standing in a stadium this whole time. And it all started with a messy post.

I have to admit social media is hard work and if it wasn’t for Ally, I wouldn’t be in the game. And I’m getting results I didn’t expect to happen so soon One viral reel that has been reposted 226 times and 543 new followers in Facebook so far Another reel that has 19 saves, 20shares and 15 new followers so far. Today I did my first business post and someone drop the keyword 😱 I really didn’t want to talk about the business nor put a keyword, but Ally is the best coach ever! So I did it anyway 💪🏼