I think I just went viral 😳 on FB. Help.
Ngayi fam, I wanted to share something that happened this week because it shook something loose in me in a way I didn’t expect — and I know this community gets what it means to be in the middle of a 100-day season of becoming, shedding, and levelling up. A few days ago, I made a public post on Facebook in response to a personal attack that crossed a boundary for me and my kids. Instead of shrinking or explaining myself, I spoke from that place in me that comes from Country, ancestors, lived experience, and hard-earned truth. I said, in my own way: “I don’t need anyone’s permission to be who I am in this world. I’m done playing small. I’m done seeking belonging from places that aren’t meant to hold me.” I didn’t write it for impact. I wrote it because it was the last piece of me that still cared about being accepted, understood, or approved of… finally letting go. And then something wild happened. That post has now hit 66,000+ views, mostly from people who don’t even follow me. The engagement has been huge — comments, reactions, shares. And today… Facebook actually paid me for it. It wasn’t about the amount — it was the moment. It was like the universe saying, “When you stand in your truth, the world responds.” This wasn’t a “viral moment.” This felt like a shift. A new lane. A reminder that my voice carries when I’m standing in my power, not trying to fit into someone else’s expectations or seeking consensus on who I’m allowed to be. I feel like something cracked open… in a good way. So I’m coming to this community because you all know what it’s like to catch momentum in the middle of the work — and wonder what comes next. How do I leverage this in a way that stays aligned with my message, my mission, and my integrity? What would you do next if you were me? Keep creating in this lane? Build more community around these conversations? Turn this into something strategic for the sprint? I’m open. I’m listening. I feel the ancestors behind me. And this 100-day season is feeling like a furnace — burning off the last of the doubt.