Let's close the week out right. Doesn't matter if it's a launch, a client win, or you finally hit publish on something you'd been sitting on for weeks. It all counts. Small wins build the same muscle as big ones. So let's hear it. What's one win from this week, big or small? For me I started auditing my audited my foundation by making a list of ways that I connected withpeople off of social media. This is the start of a big project for me because I haven’t done it for myself in 6 years 🤦‍♀️.

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The fire is crackling, and we are ready for storytime! Drop the link to your Week 2 storytelling post in the comments below. Take a few minutes to read through your fellow campers' stories. Pick two links to click on, read their posts, and leave a comment sharing what resonated with you. Bonus, share any Campfire Wins in The Mess Hall that have happened this week.😊

Happy Canada Day to my fellow Canadians and friends from all over the world 🍁. I've been sitting with a lot of gratitude lately, and this community is a big part of that. Watching you show up, try things, ask good questions, and support each other here has meant more to me than I probably say enough. Whatever your day looks like, I hope there's something good in it. What's one thing you're grateful for in your business right now?

Okay, putting this out loud so I actually do it. 😅 I'm starting Shoot Your Shot Wednesdays. Every Wednesday I'm going into my DMs on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook, even here on Skool and actually talking to people. New followers, people who've been around forever, fellow marketers. Just saying hi, introducing myself, and asking how I can support them. Not cold pitching. Not selling. Just connection, which is the whole thing I always preach anyway. Time I practiced it. Here's the kind of thing I'm actually sending: "Hey [name]! Thanks for the follow. Always fun when someone in the space lands in my world. I'm Stacey, I run Stacey on Social and The Content Shift Skool community and live in the anti-hustle content corner, mostly trying to talk people out of posting more 😅 Who do you love working with?" That's it. No pitch. Just a real hello and a question that actually invites a reply. I'm going to document how it goes and report back, the good, the awkward, all of it. Because most of us avoid our DMs and I want to show what happens when you actually use them. Anyone want to shoot their shot with me this week? Drop a 🎯 and let's hold each other to it.