Today just made things so clear for me! When we got done with VIP I told my son my structure & he was like mama you need to get out of Kansas. I said no baby it starts here sharing my light & spreading it to the rest of the world. Oh but trust me we will be traveling out of Kansas. 🤗💖💚💛

What an amazing Day 3!!!! Architect Your Stage Offer What was your biggest Aha moment today?

People love my Birth That Book™ theme because it is memorable and creative, and it makes the publishing process easier to understand. They smile, connect with it, and sometimes even ask me to send the “cute” pamphlet to share with a friend. But Day 3 helped me face something clearly: I am not here to present a cute and clever idea. I need the audience to fully understand the value of what I offer. One of my biggest takeaways from Day 3 was that people buy solutions, not motivation. That landed for me because one of my problems has been knowing I have a meaningful message, but needing greater clarity around the specific problem I solve and how to position it in a way that leads to transformation, not just inspiration. The question, “What problem disappears after someone works with me?” really stayed with me. That shifted something for me. It reminded me that my offer has to be clear, the transformation cannot be vague, and I have to see the value of what I carry before I can expect others to see it. What came into focus for me is this: after someone works with JC Publishing, the confusion and delay around birthing their book disappear, and they gain a clear path to publish with structure, ownership, and purpose. Do you know what problem disappears after someone works with you?

What a day today! Tech was NOT teching (lol). We are working on the replay so stand-by. Your homework has 2 parts 1. What was your biggest take-away from today? 2. Be sure to do your homework and work on your Revenue Talk structure 1. The Pain 2. The Pattern 3. The Path

That statement did not just inspire me. It reached all the way to the essence of my soul. When Dr. Sonja asked who the 2% were, I raised my hand and clicked the offer link. Then I looked at my insufficient bank account, called a few clients, attracted more money than I expected, and finally registered for VIP. That moment meant more than upgrading. It was a choice to stop standing outside of the level I know I’m called to. My biggest takeaway from Day 2 was this: it happened for me, not to me. That truth made me look back over my life differently. I survived DV. I received a scholarship I wanted to use at Cornell University, but was told I was too naive to move to New York, so I let it go and ended up at a subpar college. I stood face-to-face with a Black female media mogul I admired deeply and wanted to emulate, and watched her look me up and down, frown, and walk away. I had opportunities to perform on Def Poetry Jam and other stages that could have changed my life, yet I still walked away from most of them. But today, I saw those moments differently — not just as pain, loss, or missed opportunities, but as part of my preparation. I am a poet, writer, songwriter, ghostwriter, editor, graphic designer, counselor, facilitator, leader, Your Literary Labor Coach, entrepreneur, publisher, wife, and mother. And, let my husband tell you, an actress and comedian. I am declaring before this community that I am a million-dollar-a-year speaker. Thanks to this course. None of what happened to me was wasted. It all built me.