If you're new to building a business on skool, I have found that there are several steps that MUST take place in order to be successful. 1. Be comfortable and familiar with the platform (the best way to do this is to dedicate the next 30 days to getting your fire emoji). 2. Commit yourself to consistency and growth (set a 7 day challenge to improve your life and hold yourself accountable to build positive habits that help you hit your goals). 3. Build a community with the most up-to-date data that leads to conversions both into the community and within the community. 4. Get good at copywriting so you can get people to join your group and buy your stuff. 5. Get good at sales so you can sell products and services on sales calls. 6. Get in front of the RIGHT people that can help you learn everything at a fraction of the time and get it right the first time. Over the course of next week, you'll see what i've been working on for awhile to help you with each and every single step (and in a way that is accessible and affordable for the average mom that wants to build a business without sacrificing time with their families). Which one of these steps could you use the most help with?

❤️While motherhood is a HUGE part of who we are, there is always more to use than just our pursuit of raising the next generation of humans. So, i'm curious... 👇What is that thing that lights up your soul in passionate fiery ways? (even if others might think is kind of weird)

This week I want to work on doing a short form video everyday, and commenting on at least 5 quality comments on social media posts in my niche. Anyone else have a goal for the week they'd like some accountability help on? @Aike Vermeulen @Stephanie Noble @Joy Pénard

I’m in a season where there’s a lot of negativity around me that I can’t just step away from. Add in homeschooling, client work, house life, and still recovering from being sick—my mental space feels maxed out. One of my default coping methods has always been to start a new project (and trust me, I have plenty of ideas). But deep down, I know that what I need isn’t another thing to juggle—it’s healthier ways to cope so I don’t burn out or drop the ball on what I’ve already built. So I’d love some wisdom from this community: 💬 What helps you stay grounded and clear-headed when you’re surrounded by negativity you can’t control? I know if I can find better strategies, I’ll have the space to keep showing up, finish what I’ve started, and maybe then explore new projects from a healthier place.

Ever heard of Wabi-sabi? It's a Japanese concept I adore. It’s hard to translate in one neat sentence, but here’s the heart of it: ✨ Nothing is permanent. ✨ Nothing is perfect. ✨ Everything is incomplete. Instead of chasing flawless perfection, wabi-sabi invites us to see beauty in the cracks, the unfinished, the fleeting. It’s about embracing the process, the effort, the humanity in things—because that is where the real magic lives. Imagine if we let go of the pressure to be “perfect” moms, entrepreneurs, creators… and instead leaned into the messy, beautiful, unfinished masterpiece of our lives. That feels a lot lighter, doesn’t it? 🌸 *Raise your hand if you're a perfectionist: 🙋‍♀️ I consider myself a recovering perfectionist 😅