Starting from scratch feels overwhelming when you look at the whole mountain. I find that breaking it down into 4 small tasks makes everything much easier to manage. 🚀 Spend 15 minutes engaging in communities or social media where your people hang out. This helps you get into the right mindset before you dive into heavy work. Set aside time to learn something new. Watch one video or read a chapter from a book that you have been curious about lately. Create one piece of content today. Post that same piece directly to your stories to get more eyes on your message. 💡 Finally, do one task that actually moves the needle toward income. This could be sending a message to a potential lead or sharing an offer that solves a real problem. Which one of these 4 tasks are you going to tackle first today?

Last month I earned $186.25 through Beacons and Skool affiliate commissions. It is a modest amount, but it feels good to see the progress. I earned this because I spent August sharing things I use and find valuable with people I have built relationships with online. I didn't have to create anything from scratch or create hours of content. I'm glad I stopped waiting for a massive windfall and focused on helping a few people solve actual problems. These commissions prove that the foundation is starting to take shape. Scaling a side hustle (especially a faceless one) takes time and patience. You have to commit to the process, even when you are just starting to see small returns. This journey taught me that building trust is the most important step in digital marketing. I want to hear about your progress. What is one small win you had in your side hustle during August?

Confuspreneurial (adj.) Having enough information to start, but somehow researching for another six weeks. I used to spend my entire weekend scrolling through competitor accounts and analyzing their color palettes instead of actually building my own brand. I felt like I was working hard, but I was just hiding behind my research. I call this being a Confuspreneurial person. You have more than enough information to start, yet you decide to research for another 6 weeks instead. Learning is just a trap when it keeps you from taking action. You are probably just scared of what happens when you finally post that first piece of faceless content. My first 5 posts were honestly pretty bad. I only started getting better once I stopped planning and actually launched my page. Being a beginner is messy, but it is the only way to build something real. You can figure out the rest as you go. Be honest with me right now. What is the one thing you have been reading about or studying instead of actually creating? Drop it in the comments below so I can help you get started today.

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