15 points up 👆🏾

I’m out of the 500’s club running Through 600 to get to the 700 clubs🙋🏽‍♀️

Before joining us, @Porshawn Stanley got scammed out of $2,600 by a fake credit repair “guru” out of Atlanta. They ran her name for credit cards, apartments, even opened bank accounts she never had. 💀 She lost money, her info got stolen, and her trust was broken. But instead of giving up, she locked in with us — and this time, she’s doing it the right way. Porshawn is locked in on her journey to clean her student loans, build her LLC, and scale her multiple hustles — cleaning service, home provider work, hospital shifts, and even security + rideshare when needed. 💪🏽 What makes her stand out? She’s not letting her past stop her. She’s using it as fuel to go harder — and she’s committed to sharing her steps openly so others can learn and avoid the same mistakes. This is what resilience looks like. This is why we fight for clean credit and real funding. 👏🏽 Drop a “🔥” in the comments to show love for Porshawn’s grind.

Hey Truth Capital Group fam, As a business owner who’s grown from a lean startup to consistent profitability, I’ve learned that scaling isn’t just about getting more capital; it’s about using it wisely and pairing it with the right systems. When I first started, I thought access to funding would solve everything… but here’s what actually moved the needle: -Building a lean but effective automation system before scaling my ads or operations - Investing in customer experience instead of just more leads - Leveraging profits to test, learn, and reinvest without over-leveraging debt Now my growth is more predictable and more sustainable, because I focused on efficiency first, then capital. I’m curious: - What’s ONE thing you wish you knew about managing or leveraging capital when you started scaling? - For those who’ve already scaled, what was your biggest mistake, or smartest move, with business funding? Let’s make this thread a goldmine of lessons for everyone here, aiming to build smarter, stronger businesses in 2025. Drop your experiences below

“Just submitted my IdentityIQ Login. I’m locked in for free credit repair – let’s run it up.”