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Hey everyone 👋 my name is Katie Sabrina, I’m 45 years old, and I wanted to share a bit of my journey with you. When I first started chasing my dream, it wasn’t easy at all. I had no connections, no experience, and I had to learn everything the hard way. At one point, I even got scammed and lost $580. Honestly, I almost gave up right there. But my sister kept motivating me not to quit, and later I met a sponsor who believed in me. That support completely changed my path. Looking back, I see every struggle as part of finding my strength and my voice. And that’s why I’m here today, because I believe in growth, resilience, and the power of community support. 💡 My message is simple: Never give up. No matter how heavy things feel, keep pushing forward, your breakthrough might be closer than you think. Excited to keep learning, building, and growing with this badass community

Over the past few months, I’ve realized something most of my progress doesn’t come in the form of “big wins.” It’s not the launch days, viral posts, or massive revenue spikes that keep me going. It’s the smaller, quieter victories: - Finally fixing that bug that’s been haunting me for weeks. - Receiving a short, heartfelt email from a user who genuinely found value in my product. - Watching my analytics and seeing one new paying customer appear after days of silence. - Getting into that elusive deep-focus zone where hours pass without me noticing. As indie makers, we’re often surrounded by success stories that seem huge and instant. But in reality, our journeys are made of these tiny, consistent steps forward often invisible to others but deeply motivating to us. I’ve started celebrating these little wins as much as I would a big milestone. Because when the hype fades, it’s these quiet moments that remind me why I’m building in the first place. Question for the community: What’s one small win you’ve had recently that gave you a disproportionate boost of motivation?