One thing I've learned over the years is this... It's so easy to focus on everything we didn't accomplish that we forget to celebrate everything we did. Growth doesn't happen overnight. It happens through the small things you consistently show up for. So let's do both today... 👇 Share these in the comments: 3 things you're proud of accomplishing in June AND 3 things you want to accomplish in July It can be anything: • A monthly income goal • Posting consistently • Learning a new skill • Landing your first client or sale • Growing your audience • Launching a product • Finally starting instead of overthinking I'll go first... June Wins: ⭐ I hit my $20K income goal through brand partnerships and affiliate sales. ⭐ I stayed consistent, posting 2–3 times a day, which helped grow my account by almost 2,000 followers. ⭐ I hired a VA! Having the extra support is helping me better manage both my lifestyle brand and my coaching business without feeling like I have to do it all myself. July Goals: ⭐ Learn more in Claude so I can bring those strategies back here and teach all of you. ⭐ Pitch 50+ brands and keep creating new opportunities instead of waiting for them to come to me. ⭐ Get back to posting 2–3 times a day consistently on my coaching page so I can build momentum and get amplified in the algorithm again. ⭐ Grow this community to 500 amazing entrepreneurs who are serious about building an online income. Now it's your turn! No goal is too big or too small. And don't be shy about celebrating your wins. We cheer each other on around here. xo, Hols

I loved reading through all of your answers on my last post. Keep them coming! I thought it would be fun to start answering them one by one because I know if one person is wondering it... a bunch of you probably are too. Today's struggle to cover is... "I struggle with how to transition into selling or offering something from a post." Soooo, can I tell you a secret as a sales and marketing expert, both in corporate and in my own businesses? I used to overthink this ALL. THE. TIME when I first started in the online space. I'd write a great post, get to the end, and think... "Okay... now how do I bring up my product without sounding like a total desperate creep" 😂 Here's what changed everything for me... I stopped thinking about selling and started thinking about helping. To sell, you really don't sell. Here's what I mean. If someone just read your post because they're struggling with something, and you have a resource, product, affiliate link, or service that can help them... why wouldn't you tell them about it? You're not interrupting the conversation. You're continuing it. A few things that help me: Teach first. Give them something they can actually use. People are so much more open to your recommendation when they've already gotten value from you. Make the transition feel natural. Instead of randomly saying, "Buy this!" try something like: - "This is actually why I created..." - "If you want me to walk you through this step-by-step..." - "If you're ready to take this further..." See the difference? It feels like you're talking to a friend. Tell stories! Honestly, stories sell better than sales posts ever will. Share what you struggled with, what changed, and how you got there. Then naturally mention the product, tool, or resource that helped you in a CTA. And here's the biggest reminder... People can't buy something they don't know exists. And, if you're a business people EXPECT you to be selling something soooooo.... sell, girl. I see so many amazing business owners who are afraid to talk about their offers, and then wonder why nobody is buying. If you truly believe what you're sharing can help someone, don't hide it.

Can we have a real conversation for a minute? If you're trying to make money online right now, what's your biggest struggle? Is it... ➡️ Not knowing where to start? ➡️ Not having enough time? ➡️ Growing your audience? ➡️ Getting engagement? ➡️ Creating content consistently? ➡️ Understanding affiliate marketing? ➡️ Landing brand deals? ➡️ Knowing what digital product to create? ➡️ Actually making sales? I've been building online businesses for over 12 years, and one thing I've learned is that most people aren't failing because they aren't capable. They're stuck because they're overwhelmed by too much information and not enough direction. Sound familiar? So let's help each other out. Drop your biggest challenge below, no judgment, no "dumb" answers. I read every comment, and I'll create future trainings, tips, and resources based on what you need most. Let's see what everyone is struggling with right now. My expertise is in brand partnerships, UGC work, affiliate marketing, and digital products. I made $18k so far this month doing the above. The bulk comes from brand partnerships and digital products. Digital products are mostly passive, which is nice! So, how can I help you? Let me know below!