Hello! I noticed in the Classroom it says that if we make a Skool using @Sybil Hall 's affiliate link and are on the $99/mo plan, we can get monthly 1:1 45 min coaching. Is this for the duration that we are on the $99/mo plan? Just want to understand this better. Thanks!

Welcome to Income without Burnout @Nicholas Lee! We are so glad that you are here! We are excited to build with you! We are so glad that you are here! Please introduce yourself in the comments below or on the pinned Start Here post.

I am celebrating with a natural margarita because sugar is not my friend right now, a cozy puzzle, and a long walk with my husband on a perfect 60-degree day. The feeling reminds me of why I am building this the way I am. I started this group a little over three months ago without a clear plan and without a financial goal. What I did have was a deep knowing that I needed to put all the incredible people around me into the same room and say, let’s do this together. So I showed up. I listened deeply. I answered questions. I offered free Amazon Listing Clarity Checks. I let members share their links openly in conversation. I hosted weekly pop-up calls and paid close attention to individual needs. It was slow and intentional, and it mattered to me that it never felt rushed or transactional. No burnout. Just human care. Then one day, on one of those pop-up calls, a member said something that shifted everything for me. She said, “I would rather pay you because you will teach me how to do this myself, too.” That was the moment the path became clear. I created a VIP offer and delivered it. She loved it. I loved it. I decided to enroll 5 VIPs by the end of this 12-week year, then close the doors so I could truly listen to and serve these 5 people well. The first three came easily once I named what I was monetizing. The last two, though, pushed me hard. I sat on testimonials. I hesitated. I felt the familiar pull to self-sabotage. And then my peers stepped in. Cameras off. No escaping. They made me ask for the testimonials. They made me share them. They held me accountable in the way only people who truly want you to grow can. I finally wrote the post. I emailed the group. I shared what I was learning and named that two spots remained. And just like that, both were filled. Annual spots. Word of mouth. Trust. This is what happens when you build slowly, care deeply, and let it be human. I am feeling so grateful, so aligned, and very ready for what is next. Let’s celebrate together. 💛

Welcome to Income without Burnout @Michelle Hutchings! We are so glad that you are here! Don’t forget to turn off email notifications for this group: 1. Click your profile picture 2. Click Settings 3. Click Settings next to Income without Burnout 4. Click Notifications 5. Change the first two options to “Never” 6. Now you will only get admin emails and event reminders. We are excited to build with you! We are so glad that you are here!

I want to share a hard lesson for anyone selling on Amazon or thinking about it. Even if you’ve done 10 orders perfectly, it only takes one mistake to cost you hundreds or thousands of dollars. Here’s what happened to me. My supplier put incorrect UPCs on the boxes. Was it their mistake? Yes. Did it still become my problem? Also yes. And here’s the part I own. I skipped a third party inspection because previous orders had gone smoothly. Everything had always been fine. Until it wasn’t. Once those boxes hit Amazon’s warehouse, the cost of that decision showed up fast. Time. Stress. Fees. Inventory stuck in limbo. Profit gone. So if you’re an Amazon seller, or even just Amazon curious, here’s what I wish I had fully internalized earlier. What to do: 1. Always get an inspection. Even when you trust your supplier. 2. Double check UPCs, labels, and carton details yourself. 3. Never assume. 4. inspection costs into your pricing from day one. It’s not optional. It’s protection. What not to do: 1. Don’t skip steps because things have gone well before. 2. Don’t assume Amazon will fix supplier errors. They won’t. 3. Don’t tell yourself “this one time will be fine.” Why this matters: Amazon is unforgiving. Systems don’t care about good intentions or past success. One oversight can wipe out months of margin. This isn’t meant to scare anyone. It’s meant to be honest. I’ve learned a lot running this business, and some of the biggest lessons came from the most expensive mistakes. If this post saves even one person from making the same call I did, it’s worth sharing. Lesson learned... The hard way!