Let’s talk about something that all of us experience: putting everyday purchases on a credit card “just to get through the week”. I fell into this trap and had to finagle my finances just to make ends meet, at least that's what I told myself to believe, because you see, it was a lie. And here's the part most of us don't say out loud: It’s not about the groceries, it's about cash flow. When income comes in and disappears just as fast, when subscriptions sneak through, when you technically make good money but still feel tight at checkout, it's not a discipline problem, it's a system problem. And the longer we normalize swiping basics needs on credit, the more expensive our bills become. Inside The Smell of Money, we tackle this head-on: 🗝️ How to stop using credit for necessities 🗝️How to spot the leaks stealing grocery money 🗝️How to shift from “survival swipe” to calm, confident spending 🗝️ How to give every dollar a job before it disappears No shame, no judgement, no budgeting lectures. Just simple, quick clarity shifts that add up fast. One of our members found enough in hidden spending to cover two weeks of groceries without earning a dollar more. If you’re tired of feeling anxious in the checkout line, come join us. Engage in the Money Awareness Challenge and the Cash Flow Quickies, and let’s turn “just getting by” into “I’ve got this.” Because avoiding is expensive. Looking is powerful. When was the last time you swiped your card for something “necessary”, and what do you think was really underneath that decision?

If you have courses in your classroom... are they getting people results? Are they helping folks move to the next level? Have you ever gone back to check? And if you're just getting started with course-building... how are you making sure you're building what people actually want? The incredible Shannon Boyer, founder of THIS amazing community and the "Your Best Course" Build Lab, will be teaching my community how to teach in virtual spaces later this week, and I'd love to have you join us! If you want to elevate your classroom and create impactful courses, then you need to be here. 🗓️ Friday, Feb 27 1 pm Eastern 👉 Funnel Forensics . . . What you may not know about @Shannon Boyer is that she is an award-winning educator with a Masters in education and 25+ years of experience in curriculum and course design. She helps purpose-driven entrepreneurs create high-impact online courses that get real results. She's also really kind, compassionate, and super freakin' smart.

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Something meaningful is unfolding inside Wilder Profits… and you’re invited into the conversation. On March 5, we’re gathering for a special live session: 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐞𝐲 𝐓𝐚𝐥𝐤𝐬: 𝐀 𝐍𝐞𝐫𝐯𝐨𝐮𝐬 𝐒𝐲𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐦 𝐑𝐞𝐬𝐞𝐭 with @Lisa Drennon of The Smell Of Money This event is being co-hosted alongside the wonderful communities led by Amy Myers and Faith Adebayo, bringing together women who are ready for a calmer, more grounded relationship with money. 𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮’𝐯𝐞 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫: • felt a tight chest opening your bank app • avoided looking at numbers even when you knew what to do • felt frozen, overwhelmed, or ashamed around finances you are definitely not alone! Money stress isn’t just about numbers. It's a nervous system response. During this session, @Lisa Drennon will guide us out of fight-or-flight money mode and into calm, grounded clarity so we can make confident financial decisions. 𝐘𝐨𝐮’𝐥𝐥 𝐝𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫: ✨ why money stress is a body response, not a discipline issue ✨ how emotional overload fuels avoidance and debt ✨ how scent + breath can lower anxiety and create clarity ✨ a simple, shame-free way to begin managing money ✨ how to lead your money instead of reacting to it Bring two essential oils if you have them. If not, a candle, tea bag, or citrus peel works beautifully. 👉 Save your seat and register here 🌿 Connect with our co-host communities: @Amy Myers → Self Worth Sisters @Faith Adebayo → Becoming ... 2026

Doing less to get better engagement in your community? We can help! Some might call the "less is more" quote a cliché, but when you think about it in terms of Skool communities, it's tempting to strive for more engagement in the communities we are building by engaging more. The question is whether more engagement is something your members actually benefit from or not. By doing more more more, you are hoping to get more engagement, but what if less is more... In your community, what do you think you could do less of, to get more results?