Thank you sis, I truly appreciate you. I’ve been carrying a lot lately, and without even realizing it, I started pulling back and pushing people away just to cope. It wasn’t intentional — just me trying to hold myself together in a heavy season. Your kindness, your openness, and the way you reached out without judgment really means more than you know. It reminds me that I don’t have to walk through everything alone, and that there are people who genuinely care enough to check in and hold space. 🤍🫶🏽

Good evening ladies! I’m checking in from South Carolina 🤍 No workspace photo at the moment, but imagine a cozy corner with my notebook, highlighters, and whatever worship playlist is carrying me through the day. For fun, I love journaling, creating devotional flows, and finding little pockets of quiet to breathe, reset, and hear God clearly. Excited to connect with all of you and see the beautiful spaces you create.

What This Text Really Means This post is teaching a simple but game‑changing principle for freelancers: Your income grows when you follow through — immediately. Most freelancers lose opportunities not because they lack talent, experience, or credentials, but because they don’t send the proposal after a discovery call. Clients often end up choosing the person who simply took action. The message emphasizes: 1. Momentum matters more than perfection. When the energy from the call is high, the client is engaged, and the details are fresh — that’s the moment to send the proposal. Waiting until later kills momentum. 2. Timing is strategic. Schedule calls at times when you can send the proposal right afterward. Don’t book calls right before: - school pickup - dinner - another meeting - chaos Because life will interrupt you, and you’ll lose the window. 3. Follow‑through is rare — and that’s why it stands out. Clients often say: “You were the only one who actually sent a proposal.” Not the most experienced. Not the most qualified. Not the most impressive résumé. Just the one who followed through. 4. Consistency = higher income. Sending proposals quickly and consistently can literally triple your income because you close more deals simply by being reliable and responsive.

This hit. The way you broke down diversification makes so much sense, especially in a market where one shift can wipe out a whole niche overnight. I’ve definitely seen how relying on one lane creates fragile income, even when you’re “booked.” The idea of having a premium anchor role, an adjacent ops role, and a lighter support role feels like real stability — not hustle, not chaos, just strategy. And you’re right… being AI‑savvy and revenue‑adjacent isn’t optional anymore. It’s the difference between being replaceable and being essential. This post is a needed reminder to build smarter, not smaller.

Oh I’m definitely in for this one. 🔥 The 100 Rejections Challenge is exactly the kind of stretch that builds courage, not comfort. If I can get comfortable hearing “no,” then “yes” stops feeling like a miracle and starts feeling like a pattern. I’m ready to ask bigger, reach higher, and stop talking myself out of opportunities. Let’s go. 🔥