First post of the year, and I’m starting it with gratitude 🙏 Looking back, November wrapped with solid results, and honestly, getting into e-commerce has been one of the best decisions I’ve made for myself. The progress, the lessons, the growth, all of it has shaped how I’m entering this new year. This year isn’t about rushing or forcing things. It’s about consistency, clarity, and building smarter, especially with an ADHD brain that thrives when I work with my rhythm, not against it. Excited for what’s ahead 🚀 Let’s see what this year brings. Wishing everyone growth, wins (big or small), and momentum ✨

Looking back at November, all I can say is… E-commerce has truly been the best thing I got myself into! 😌 From boosting product visibility… To optimizing checkout experience… To seeing those orders drop in every single day… 🔥 Every effort is showing, and the results keep getting better! 📈 I’m super proud of how far this journey has taken me, and trust me… December is about to be even bigger! 💯 To everyone building and growing, keep pushing, your wins are loading! 🚀✨

Hey everyone 👋 Black Friday just wrapped up, and I’ve been sitting with my results. Nothing crazy or overwhelming, but honestly, I’m proud of the progress I made this year. Running a dropshipping business with an ADHD brain means I don’t always move at the same speed as others… but this Black Friday reminded me that: ✨ A good start is still a start. ✨ Small wins add up. ✨ And every result builds confidence for the next one. I didn’t hit massive numbers, but I learned a lot about what works, what doesn’t, and how to prepare better for the next big sale period. And sometimes that’s the real result, clarity + momentum. If you didn’t start during Black Friday or felt like you weren’t “ready,” trust me… 👉 Starting now is still a great start. The year isn’t over, and growth doesn’t follow a calendar. How did Black Friday go for you? Big wins? Small wins? Lessons learned? I’d love to hear 👇✨

Hey everyone 👋 Something I noticed this week…My brain can come up with 10 ideas in 2 minutes, but my body only wants to do one, and sometimes not even that one 😭😂 Running a dropshipping business makes this even funnier. I’ll get a brilliant idea for a product, strategy, or content, and by the time I’m ready to execute, my brain has already moved on to the next idea 😅 So here’s my question for today: 👉 Do you struggle with idea overload? 👉 And how do you decide which idea to actually act on? Would love to hear how you all handle this “fast brain, slow body” dynamic. I know a lot of us deal with it, and your insights might help someone who feels overwhelmed 💛💬

Hey everyone 👋 As this week is wrapping up, I’ve been thinking about the little wins that made a big difference for me. Not the big achievements, just the small moments where things clicked. For me, one of my biggest wins this week was simply understanding my own rhythm better. Running a dropshipping business with an ADHD mind taught me that when I stop fighting my natural flow, everything becomes easier, especially starting tasks I’ve been delaying. So I’m curious… 👉 What’s one small success or lesson you had this week? It could be a mindset shift, a habit you tried, or even just showing up for yourself. Let’s celebrate the progress we often overlook, that’s where the real growth happens 💛✨