Hi All, I have been part of Funnel Junkies for a couple months already, but I am only now starting to complete all the training and begin implementation. I live in Somerset West, Western Cape........are there any whatsapp groups that I can join to connect with others also just starting up?

I just made myself some green tea( for health reasons , I can’t do coffee) today I wish I had a shot of Vodka or Tequila at home But I will go listen to today’s session and shop up. Next year this time I will be different and know more. Let’s go FJU family, we made it this far

We all have a story why we came here or started our AM journey. Sometimes, its hard to be raw and honest about what has brought you here. I have thought alot about this after being asked to share. This is part of my why... #My Story I'm Joan von Metzinger. I'm 54. And for a long time, I didn't think this part of my life was a story worth telling — it just felt like survival. I've been an international relocations consultant for 24 years. I help South African families emigrate — I know the process inside and out, because I've lived it myself, more than once. Eighteen years ago, my husband was headhunted to New Zealand. We went. We built a life there. Three of us were granted residency. My youngest son was not. He had kidney disease. And the country that had granted the rest of our family the right to stay gave us four months to sell everything and leave — or all four of us would have to go. Four months to unwind a life. Four months to fight a decision that made no sense, and cost us everything to try and fight it anyway. He was five years old when we first arrived in New Zealand. It was the only home he really knew. He had vague memories of family back in South Africa — nothing more. And we had to take him "home" to a country that wasn't home to him at all. That still hurts. Some things you don't get over, you just carry. We came back to South Africa(8yrs ago) not by choice. We had no jobs. We had funds from selling up, but we knew — funds run out. My husband worked on and off for 2yrs trying to find a stable job. 3mths at a company doesnt build a track record. I stayed home with my son, because by then he was getting sicker, in and out of hospital more and more. It took two years to find any kind of stability or permanent job. Which was then pulled out from under us in the middle of us doing the transplant work up and the discovery of the lumps in my breast. The say, " You're replaceable at your job. Its cold! Its fact. No emotion. No matter the situation."

Building a physical business, showing up for daily life, and growing my online business through Funnel Junkies isn’t always easy. But I’ve realized something… People don’t need a perfect version of you. They need the real you. So show up as you. Show up in your gown. Show up in your kitchen. Show up on your walk. Show up while you’re drinking your coffee. The people you’re meant to help aren’t looking for perfection. They’re looking for someone they can relate to. Keep going. Your consistency will always speak louder than perfection. Always Shine ✨ BB

Hello fellow Funnel Junkies. As stated, I am Quinton. How impolite of me to engage with members before actually introducing myself!🤭 Thanks to the onboarding programme, I've been reminded. The big attraction to FJ really is my desire to live life on my own terms. The funnel building bit just gives impetus to my decisive action since I'd been looking for funnel building and automation systems for a business I had in mind. My expectations are to master the FJ system, replace my day-job income and to just have fun building my own dream instead of someone else's. I'm not sure how much time this will take but I'm aiming for 12 months, (juuust to be realistic) I think that my biggest challenge right now is probably overthinking things. If I could travel the world capturing wildlife and scenes from diverse cultures across the world, I would probably die empty and happy! It's already awesome being a part of this lovely community.