There’s a kind of clarity that doesn’t come from more content, more strategies, or more “doing.” It comes from having lived it. That’s what the If I Were Starting Again Reflection Series offers (hosted by our friend @Asmita Jason). - 17 business owners. - One simple question. - Answers shaped by years of decisions, missteps, pivots, and hard-earned perspective. I'm especially honored to be a part of this series because I've made A LOT of mistakes since I started my business way back in 2011: - I quit my day job before I had steady income. - I wasted money on random tools and shiny new tech. - I put all my focus into active income (the pandemic knocked me on my booty real hard) - I trusted people I absolutely shouldn't have. - I stayed hidden instead of taking imperfect action. If you’re feeling stuck, uncertain, or quietly wondering if you’re focusing on the right things . . . THIS is the series you listen to BEFORE you change anything. Inside, you’ll hear honest reflections on: - The cost of hiding behind preparation instead of stepping into leadership - The difference between looking productive and building what actually matters - Letting go of early beliefs about pricing, growth, and “the right way” to do business - What happens when growth is chased before stability - Making peace with changing direction without spiraling or second-guessing Each reflection is short (under 10 minutes), thoughtful, and grounded in lived experience, not theory. When you sign up, you’ll get: - A downloadable eBook with summaries, quotes, and direct listening links - Access to all audios via a private podcast feed and unlisted YouTube playlist - A free gift from every speaker My contribution is called, “Stop Hiding and Start Teaching.” Because if I were starting again, that’s the shift I’d make sooner. This isn’t a training. There’s nothing to implement.

January affiliate payments have been sent! Please send an email to [email protected] if you have questions about your earnings. Now let's congratulate our January top earner @Kate Kordsmeier. She received a $50 Tremendous gift card. 🎉 Our Affiliate Challenge was to sell one copy of The Signup and Sell Method, but there were no affiliate sales for that program in January. 😱 The top Leaderboard participant in January was @Lydia Kyriakidou. She received a free Sponsor Spotlight ($97 value). ⭐ Leaderboard participants #2-#10 were randomly mixed, and the winner is @Nicola Skeet. She received a $50 Tremendous gift card. 🏆 BIG THANKS to our other top members @Wendy Venema, @Michelle Liggitt, @Renee Padmore, @Jeannie Guzman, @Rachael S, @Barrington Paige, @Angela H, and @Heather T. Our February Affiliate Challenge and swipe copy have been added to the Affiliate Headquarters. You rock, Life Editors! Thank you so much for supporting my business. 💛

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I'm going to be revamping the sales page for my largest course ($997) and I wanted to know: Is having the modules named and with "what you'll learn" bullets still a THING on sales pages for larger courses/greater investments? In some ways it feels beefy - in others it feels like overkill!

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