Yall this week's guest, Kim Arneson, Host of That Bitch podcast will be here on Thursday. Go to the calendar and add the call so you don't miss it! Watch my video and let us know below if you'll be on!!! THIS IS ONE YOU DON'T WANNA MISS!!! XOXO V

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Why this prompt: A labeled symptom she didn't have a name for is the fastest way to make a stranger feel personally called out — in a good way. BEAT 1 — THE HOOK A numbered list of signs is impossible to scroll past — the brain wants to check itself against every one. Try one of these, or write your own in the same spirit — use whatever feels like YOU: • 5 signs you've outgrown your [thing] (even if it still looks fine). • Signs you're the reason your own growth stalled. • 3 signs nobody warns you about before [milestone]. BEAT 2 — SHARE YOUR WHY (KEEP IT TIGHT) Pick the problem you actually solve. List 3-5 specific signs your ideal client is living through it right now, things she hasn't put a label on yet. Use her language, not industry language. Land the last one hardest. BEAT 3 — THE CLOSE Pick one: • Which one hit? Tell me below. • This is exactly the pattern I help people break. • Mic drop: If you saw yourself in that list, you know what to do. POST IT Film it on your phone. Post it — Reel, Story, Carousel, whatever. Comment on at least 5 other members' videos. Drop your LINK here — not the video — Day 1: [Link]. To copy it: open your post on Instagram/TikTok, tap Share, tap Copy Link, then paste it here. DO NOT upload your actual video file in this thread — post it on social, drop the link here, then go comment on 5 other people's real videos on social. Tag #AudaciousAugust #OutLoud.

Yesterday you said what you want, out loud, no apology. Today you own what you’ve already done — the win you’d normally downplay before it even leaves your mouth. Why this prompt: Watching someone receive their own success — fully, without deflecting — is one of the rarest and most magnetic things on camera right now. Everyone qualifies their wins. Nobody does this. This is the pride you usually swallow before it leaves your mouth — say it instead. BEAT 1 — THE HOOK Most people open with self-deprecation, so unqualified pride is a pattern interrupt — it reads as rare and magnetic. State the win before any humility kicks in. Try one of these, or write your own in the same spirit — use whatever feels like YOU: “I did something brilliant this week.” “No humility today. I crushed it.” “I’m going to brag for 15 seconds. Here’s why.” BEAT 2 — SHARE YOUR WHY (KEEP IT TIGHT) Not “my team helped,” not “I got lucky,” not “it wasn’t that big of a deal” — one thing, this week, that you did well. Say it like you already know it’s true. Take the full credit with no qualifiers, no “but there’s still so much to work on.” The whole video is 30 seconds: state the win, own it completely, done. Because watching someone claim their own brilliance without flinching is one of the most magnetic things on the internet right now, and your people need to see you do it. BEAT 3 — THE CLOSE (PICK ONE) A CTA gives people something to do. A mic drop just stops. Pick whichever fits how you're feeling: “Tell me your win this week. Brag a little.” “This is exactly the energy I bring to my work now.” Mic drop: “That’s it. That’s the brag.” POST IT Film it on your phone. Post it. Comment on at least 5 other members’ real videos. Drop your LINK here — not the video — Day 12: [Link]. To copy it: open your post on Instagram/TikTok, tap Share, tap Copy Link, then paste it here. DO NOT upload your actual video file in this thread — post it on social, drop the link here, then go comment on 5 other people's real videos on social.

Two weeks on camera and we are officially in Werk 3 of the Challenge! You’ve said things you’ve never said publicly, owned things you usually soften, and you’re still here. This week is about desire — and authority — and the fact that they’re the same thing. Desire isn’t unprofessional. Desire IS your brand. We start with the thing you want that you usually keep quiet. Why this prompt: Your audience cannot fully trust you until they believe you actually want things and go after them. Desire on camera is magnetic — not because it’s aspirational, but because it’s honest. When you say the specific thing you want without justifying it, you give your audience permission to want things too, and they will love you for it. BEAT 1 — THE HOOK Desire stated plainly feels almost taboo — we’re not used to hearing people just say what they want, so it holds attention. Say the want before you justify it. Try one of these, or write your own in the same spirit — use whatever feels like YOU: - “I want [specific thing]. I don’t say that enough.” - “Here’s the thing I want that I never admit out loud.” - “I want to make [specific number]. There, I said it.” BEAT 2 — SHARE YOUR WHY (KEEP IT TIGHT) What do you actually want? Not the “grateful for what I have” version, not the “I just want to help people” version — the specific, particular, maybe-uncomfortable-to-say-out-loud thing. Money? Name a specific number. To be known? For what exactly? To work less? Say how much less. Recognition in your field? A book deal? A stage? Say it without explaining why it’s okay to want it, without justifying the desire, without softening the edges. Just claim it. Because the moment you can say what you actually want out loud, your audience believes you’re someone who actually goes after things. BEAT 3 — THE CLOSE (PICK ONE) A CTA gives people something to do. A mic drop just stops. Pick whichever fits how you're feeling: - “Tell me what YOU actually want. Just say it.” - “This is exactly what I’m working toward, and I wanted you to know.” - Mic drop: “There. Said it out loud.”