Good news. You can build an app for free tomorrow. Replit turns 10. No coding needed.Just open it and start building. If you’ve been wanting to try…this is your window. Steps to build your app are pinned in the comments. Build it, then drop it below so we can celebrate you 🙌🏾 https://replit.com/birthday?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=paid&utm_campaign=120243773085510716&utm_content=%5BVideo%5D%20%5B10Bday_InfoVid%5D&utm_id=120243773085510716&utm_term=120243773085770716&fbclid=PAb21jcARhXQxleHRuA2FlbQEwAGFkaWQBqzETTls3_HNydGMGYXBwX2lkDzU2NzA2NzM0MzM1MjQyNwABp30heJ_009X0lSlQ2zIF09UT8bePmSrc428LpNSIHJ3hrNylA2aVwvuyqBq6_aem_0GpSfqiDyMrRUxCj-5OL_w&campaign_id=120243773085510716&ad_id=120243774019300716

Not the habit you want to talk about publicly. The real one. The one that keeps showing up. The pattern you recognize but have not fully addressed yet. Maybe it is starting your mornings in reaction mode. Maybe it is avoiding the financial stuff because looking at the numbers makes you anxious. Maybe it is consuming content all day without implementing anything. We all have one. The people who grow the fastest are not the ones without bad habits they are the ones who got honest about them first. I will go first. For a long time mine was saying yes to everything and protecting nothing. My calendar looked full but my priorities were getting nothing. What is yours? Drop it below. This is a judgment-free room.

A lot of people check their score on an app and think that tells them everything. It does not. Your credit report is the actual document lenders use to make decisions. Your score is just a number calculated from what is inside that report. Go to AnnualCreditReport.com and pull all three of your reports Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. They are free every week under current federal law. Look for accounts that are not yours, balances that are wrong, or late payments that were actually paid on time. Anything inaccurate on that report can be disputed under the Fair Credit Reporting Act. You have rights. Use them. Have you pulled your credit report this year? Drop YES or NOT YET in the comments.

A survey asked over 2,000 Americans how much money it takes to be happy. The average answer was a $1.2 million net worth and $284,000 a year in salary. Millennials pushed that number even higher. Gen Z surprisingly needed the least. Only 17 percent tied happiness directly to net worth. Most people just want to pay their bills on time, get out of debt, and own a home. That is not rich. That is free. Read the full article link in the comments. Then come back and tell me: what is your number? The amount that would make you feel genuinely secure? Drop it below. 👇🏾

You made it through Module 1 of Reset Ready and that is not a small thing. Most people download resources and never open them. You showed up and did the work. Now here is your reward. Take a screenshot of anything you completed inside Module 1 — your credit report pulled, your financial snapshot, your notes, anything that shows you engaged with the material. Drop it in the comments below and type the word DONE. Every person who does this will receive the Credit Ready AI Agent as a gift from me directly. This is a tool I built and sell inside Ambitious Transitions — and it is yours free for completing this module. I will be checking this thread personally. Tag me so I do not miss you. This is what separates the people who level up from the ones who stay stuck — they finish what they start. Drop your screenshot. Type DONE. Let’s go. 🏁