Guess what YAMS Fam! WhitDubo.com⁠ got a facelift, and it’s LIVE! 😭🙌🏽 Before I start sharing it outside of YAMS, I need a few honest testers to explore the site, click around, and tell me what you think. And since we just talked about testing what we build, I’m sharing the site link with you. 👀 👉 Take the first look at WhitDubo.com⁠ If you have a few minutes, try it on your phone and tell me: 👀 What’s the first thing that catches your eye? 🤔 Is anything confusing or hard to find? 🚩 Does a link, button, image, or form act funny? You don’t need to be a developer. If something makes you pause, that’s useful feedback too. Be honest with me—It helps make the site so much better 🫶🏼 -Whit

If you’ve ever wondered how to make money from the skills and experience you already have, you may be sitting on more opportunities than you realize. That feeling of looking at your career, your job, your industry—or the workplace in general—and thinking: There HAS to be another way for me to make money with everything I know. Maybe you’re tired of having your income tied to a toxic work environment. Maybe you’re watching layoffs, AI and restructuring change jobs that used to feel secure. Maybe you’re good at what you do but completely over the environment you have to do it in. Maybe you’ve spent years solving problems, helping people, managing chaos, building things, fixing things, teaching people, creating systems or being the person everybody comes to when they don’t know what the hell to do. And somehow…none of that feels like an “asset” because it’s just what you do. That is the part I want you to reconsider. You may already be sitting on knowledge that could become: consulting, a service, training, a digital product, an app, a membership, a workshop, content, advising, a framework, a resource—or an offer we haven’t even thought of yet. The goal isn’t necessarily to quit your job tomorrow and become an entrepreneur. The goal is to stop believing your employer is the only place your experience has monetary value. Because THAT is a dangerous position to be in at any age. Your job title is not the full extent of what you know. Your résumé is not the full extent of what you can do. And you do not have to wait until retirement, a layoff, burnout or some other major life event to finally ask: “What could I build from everything I already know?” That’s actually why I created the Offer Builder App inside the YAMS classroom. Go through it and let it help you pull apart your skills, experience, ideas and knowledge until we can start seeing what might actually be worth packaging. You don’t necessarily need to start over. You may just need to stop looking at your experience through the lens of employment. 👀