some are fricken epic, some totes poop honestly? I wasn’t even sure what I wanted to celebrate, share and invite you to today, would be ready Life has been lifing like a little shitshow But behind the scenes I’ve been in full GSDY-mode —new sales pages, MYM upgrades, sexy ads flying around, everything lining up at the exact effin’ moment like, “Alright Mimi, GO GO GOOOO.” So yeah… it’s happening. if you’ve been feeling invisible online despite having something bloody brilliant to offer… This is the one you’re gonna want. Eyes peeled. It drops later today. And yes — it’s a banger. x x x Tell me, do you want first dibs when it drops?

Alright, let’s be avvin'it We’ve all got that one platform that feels like home… and another that makes us want to yeet our phone across the room. Facebook? The messy living room where everyone knows your business. Instagram? The place peepsl pretend their lives are aesthetic AF Youtube? Where the deep dives and real talk live. And Skool? The new kid that actually lets us own our sh*t. spill 👉 Which platform feels the most you right now? 👉 Where do you actually enjoy hanging out? 👉 And which one gives you the absolute ick but you’re still somehow there anyway? Drop your links below if you fancy it —not in a “follow for follow” desperate energy way, but in a “hey, I see you, your vibe’s cool, let’s support each other” kinda way. I’m totes curious where people are vibing, hiding, or just hanging on for dear life. Because honestly? The way we all use socials is shifting —and maybe, just maybe, owned socials are the future. Let’s make social actually f*cking social again No algorithms. No fakery. Just humans doing their thing being fcking humans P.S. If you made it this far, click like or drop an emoji so I can track the data for the OWNED SOCIAL™ experiment 👀 (Yes, I’m tracking everything… nerd level badassery unlocked.)

you have to pick one... (comments open below if you wanna share your thought process, why etc) NO WRONG ANSWERS!

Becareful with your answers now.... Only kidding, but name and pics are a must!!!! Lets add some cute fluffiness to this EXPERIMENT!

Woke up at 5am this morning. I know wtf.. Moved my bedroom around last night — total rejig of the house — and ended up getting out the wrong side of the bed, literally, because the whole room’s moved, was totes confused Meanwhile, Naomi was in the kitchen cupboard barking at the toads, grrrr (Story for another day, but sneak live in action vid below.) Anyways — as I was walking at sunrise, pondering life and caffeine, I was thinking about how I can be a grumpety grump about socials sometimes And, honestly, so can everyone else. We all have those grumpety moments. And that’s fine. We’re human. But I think often we forget that platforms don’t cause our moods — they just can magnify them. Yesterday, I asked on Skool and FB (Aka Susan +FrANK): What do you not like about social media? And the responses came flying in (in Skool, not FB BTW) Comments were everything from pointless posts, fake scarcity, fake brags, sleazy DMs, too many ads, and of course... the algorithm duh…(and i get it have my moments too, Im like fck you Frank) But here’s the thing. Facebook, Instagram, YouTube — they’re free platforms, right? They’ve got to monetise somehow. Ads keep the lights on. And algorithms? (AKA Albert) They exist for a reason, too. Imagine if there wasn’t one — it’d be an absolute free-for-f*cking-all and everything would drown in more noise. I’ve been studying this stuff for years, and I can tell you, algorithms aren’t out to get us. They just mirror behaviour. The more we create content people genuinely engage with, the more we tell the system, “this matters.” It’s not luck. It’s language, psychology, and timing. Nowadays, I get paid for my Facebook posts and stories, not life-changing, but grateful, and it shows it works. Now… I’m only two days into this Owned Socials experiment — where I’m reposting my Facebook content into my Skool feed —but already, the posts on Skool are getting more traction and better conversations than the same ones on Facebook.