Hi 👋 I'm so thankful for this community! I started my page in April and if I started again this is what I would do differently: 💕 I would know that in the first two weeks of a new account, instagram pushes your content out so I would have posted and engaged way more! 💕 I would have bought and studied a good digital marketing course before starting! ( I got one pretty quickly, but I'd already missed some opportunities!) GOOD LUCK EVERYONE 💫 my page is @risethroughchange if anyone wants to follow!

Sometimes I still pause and think about how far I’ve come… from feeling stuck, stressed about bills, and wondering if I should just go back to corporate (It's been 4 months I retired myself from corporate job) — to running a business that gives me freedom, purpose, and the ability to help others every single day. ❤️ Here are the lessons that completely changed my life (and now my students’ lives too): 🔵 Trusting the Process. When I started, I decided to trust the process fully — no “what if it doesn’t work?” thoughts, no half-commitment. When you focus on the process instead of obsessing over the outcome, your results compound naturally. 🔵 Building Skills Before Chasing Sales. I stopped refreshing my dashboard every hour and instead focused on learning the skills that actually make money — content strategy, lead gen, sales conversations. When you get skilled, sales follow. 🔵 Setting Big Goals (Even When They Scare You)Six months ago, my only goal was to just feel financially secure. But I stretched my vision and started showing up like the version of me who had already achieved that — and that shift changed everything. 🔵 Celebrating Small Wins. I learned to celebrate every milestone — my first lead, my first client, my first “yes.” Those small wins gave me the fuel to keep going when things felt hard. If you’re a digital marketer who feels stuck right now — posting daily, trying every tactic, but still not hitting consistent sales — I get it. I’ve been there. But I promise you: the moment you shift from “how do I make money fast?” to “how do I master the process?”… everything changes. 💬 I’d love to know — what’s ONE thing you’re focusing on mastering this month?