A few of you have gone out of your way to leave suggestions, topic ideas, and tips of broken admin things. Keep the suggestions coming, I aim to please! lol. Quick updates/ notes: 👉1- this is not purely a business newsletter As you’ve probably noticed, I care way more about stretching my brain than I do pure business. So you’ll see me post essays on anything from a story to learn from, an assumption that needs to be poked at, or a critical analysis on modern life. Please be ready for that or just cancel. I’ve only lost 1 so far in 6 months, hehe. 👉 2- my email [email protected] IS active. I had some issues with people replying to my email blast, but it is now resolved. 👉 3 - Direct message me for questions and private consults If you’d like help formulating your strategies and ideas, just dm and we’ll schedule a 90min unfree consult. If it’s a quick question that can answered over text I will be happy to help just DM me. I’m not in the business of squeezing every cent out of people, so know that I’m always here. 👉 4- Investing 101 is open For those did come for insights mostly on: raising money, selling a company, or moving into investing. Investing 101 is for you. I’ve made a comprehensive portal of every: Document / Agreement Spreadsheet Note SOP / framework Checklist Loophole Legal consideration Life consideration Pitfall And everything else from 9 years of raising money, selling my company, and some failures. Join here. 5- thank you for participating and commenting! I’m honored by the response to this newsletter. I’ve been testing with ads and it’s now read by nearly a thousand entrepreneurs and creatives! I’m just now opening the skool to them, so hello everyone! Let’s have some fun.

For most people, word choice becomes a self-imposed prison for their influence and their progress. What’s interesting is that lot of these phrases are being sold as good branding, marketing, and storytelling techniques. Self-imposed is the key word. ..The good news is our influence doesn’t have to be as fragile as we often make it. This editing framework will make writing influential pieces (ones that actually change something) a lot easier. Part 1 of the War on Words series is about common phrases in 2026 that kill influence. You’ll see how common phrases invite skepticism; How personal story telling can push people away; And how famous advice attracts the exact audience you don’t want. Then I’ll show it in practice with a side-by-side edit. Same piece of content with different words - and a very different effect. Imagine where your life would be if you had been just 30% more convincing in the conversations that mattered. That’s what we’re getting into this week. Jeweliet PS - I'm particularly excited about this series. I'm relaunching my YouTube channel with these lessons so you can listen and not just read. Would be grateful if you checked it out! -- Click here to read if you're a subscriber. If it's locked for you, you need to become a subscriber here to access the full series (and all other essays). It's pay-what-you-want, cancel anytime.

I’m a bit nervous to share this weeks essay because it’s about Leins… I know I know that sounds boring. But the lessons hit DEEP for anyone getting into investing. And anyone who’s dealing with a legal issue (or potential one). And it teaches us a lot about how to create a solution to a problem that doesn’t even exist. The story is of a Florida “Mogul” who was 100% acting outside of the law. He slowed deals, caused headaches… and made millions from filing incorrect paperwork. You should not copy him, but the story is has so many hidden lessons I’m compelled to share! What do you think, are you guys ready for something like that?

Published: February 1, 2026 I thought I understood money simply because I understood sales. And that mistake was expensive. I’ve lost a lot of money and gone through tons of unnecessary pain because I didn’t understand how ‘money systems’ actually work. In a previous edition I told you about a payment processing horror story... Today is the mechanics underneath it. This private newsletter is about sovereignty, which you only gain by understanding your options...Today’s edition is exactly that, and it won’t disappoint. This is the edition that I wish I had when I started my first business. Not another funnel breakdown or magic script -- just a clear explanation of the money systems operating underneath everything in business. 👉🏼 Learning how these systems work has completely changed how I think about wealth, opportunity, and leverage. (💡 NOTE: Skool, the platform we're on, uses this EXACT understanding of payment processing and is largely why they are valued so highly today). This edition is a technical breakdown of payment processing and banking infrastructure— and more importantly, WHY it matters to entrepreneurs like you. You’ll see: - how money really moves once a card is swiped - everyone who gets a cut on every transaction - and where missed opportunities exist that most entrepreneurs don’t even know to look for This isn’t about becoming a payments expert. It’s about understanding the layer of business that quietly effects everything - and will change the way you approach wealth building. If you read it and aren’t at least a little stunned by the trillions of dollars floating around and how easy it is to access, I’ll eat my words. JT -- To read this full edition go to the private newsletter classroom here on Skool! 👉🏼 If you aren't already a member of my private newsletter, it's "pay what you want". Go here and enter any amount to join & get immediate access: https://jewelietgrace.com/newsletter

I almost didn't write this edition because it's one of those topics that makes people's eyes glaze over instantly. But over a dozen readers have messaged me about this, so let's this dive in! Entity structuring is something that tax strategist charge $20k for by making it sound way more complicated than it needs to be (lol). So I have broken this concept down in 7 dead-easy steps for maximum benefit. After years of building businesses, investing, and moving internationally, I have found this entire concept can be understood with 1 single diagram. Seriously, one diagram. And that diagram has saved me 6 figures in taxes and $20k in hiring lawyers and strategists that I didn't need. This week's lesson breaks down: ✔️ Where money should flow > ✔️ Who and how to pay the taxes ✔️How to pay yourself properly ✔️ The simple, but effective structure most founders and investors should use It's a visual guide that would have saved me a lot of time, stress, and some very expensive conversations years ago. TIP: The funny part is that the biggest mistake most founders make is NOT paying too much tax... It's building complicated structures before they have enough reason to justify them. This lesson shows you WHAT you need and WHEN. No tax strategist or attorney required. -- To read this lesson in Skool click here! If the lesson is locked for you > that means you need to subscribe to the private Newsletter. It's pay-what-you-want.