Can we talk about the part of social media marketing that sneaks up on you? It’s not the algorithm. It’s not the trends. It’s how personal it feels. Because you’re not just posting “content.” You’re putting your voice out there. Your face. Your ideas. Your work. And then you wait. You wait to see if anyone cared. If it landed. If it moved the needle at all. And when a post flops, it doesn’t just feel like “eh, bad strategy.” It feels like you failed somehow. That’s the part that messes with people. Not because they’re bad at marketing. But because being visible without support is emotionally exhausting. So here’s something I want you to remember today: Social media is feedback. Not a verdict. Engagement is data. Not a measure of your value. Consistency isn’t about pushing harder. It’s about staying grounded when it’s quiet. Marketing works best when you’re regulated, not spiraling. When your strategy supports you instead of draining you. If social media has been feeling heavier than usual lately, nothing is wrong with you. This stuff is vulnerable. Take a breath. Zoom out a little. You’re building something bigger than one post. If this hit your heart, drop a ❤️ or tell me what part of showing up online feels hardest right now.

Today's Live was about Meta Ad basics! Happy to look over your ad account and optimize if you feel lost or are just beginning.

Have you selected your word for 2026? A few years ago I was introduced to this, to select a word or mantra that you feel aligns with what you want to accomplish. I personally believe that I'm in a season of proving to myself that I can do the things that I want to achieve. Limitless is the word for me. What's your word for 2026?

Create three posts this week using these prompts. 1. Normalize something your audience feels guilty about. Example “If you’re posting inconsistently because you’re overwhelmed, that doesn’t make you unprofessional. It makes you human.” 2. Teach ONE simple system that makes your life easier. Something you actually use. Screenshots welcome. 3. Bust a belief your audience has that keeps them stuck. Example “You don’t need more followers. You need a clearer message.” Simple. Punchy. Effective. If you post one, tag me so I can give you feedback.

Today's live I'm going to teach you 3 simple repeateable loops that will help you close more business And 2 tricks that help you close before even discussing the price. See you soon!