Assets we've built, how to set up, and more

During Coffee Hour today, I had a little light-bulb moment. One of the most underrated assets in any woman’s journey is community. Not the loud, bra-burning kind—but the steady, honest kind. The kind where you’re seen, heard, and not required to have it all figured out. I’ll admit, I resisted community for most of my life—especially community made up of women. And then, of course, there was Vickie… the epitome of a true community builder. So I wanted to share a few things that are near and dear to my heart about this community. You’ve probably figured much of this out long ago, so consider this my two cents from a late bloomer. Community reminds us that independence doesn’t mean doing everything alone or in isolation. Yes, there’s the obvious—support, shared wisdom, encouragement. But the unexpected goodies? Perspective you didn’t know you needed. Courage you didn’t realize you were borrowing. Opportunities that appear simply because someone says, “You should talk to her.” Growth accelerates when we stop reinventing the wheel in isolation. And maybe the greatest reward of all: belonging. A place where your questions are welcome, your wins are celebrated, and your becoming is witnessed. Strong women don’t just build themselves—they build circles. What has this beautiful community given you that you didn’t even know you needed?

What you need to know for social media in 2026 and how to KYC know your client

Most women don’t need more motivation...They need positioning. Because 2026 is shaping up to be a year where the cost of waiting gets expensive. Here’s what’s already in motion: 1) The skills marketplace is shifting under our feet The World Economic Forum reports employers expect 39% of key job skills to change by 2030. That’s not a “someday” problem. That’s a pivot and “start retooling now” problem. If your income is attached to skills that are becoming cheaper, automated, or outsourced… your financial plan needs an upgrade. 2) The economy isn’t collapsing, but it is tightening The IMF’s October 2025 outlook projects global growth slowing to about 3.1% in 2026 and highlights elevated downside risks. Translation... more volatility, more uncertainty, more “surprises.” When the world gets shakier, the people with assets sleep better. 3) Women are stepping into a historic wealth window There’s a widely discussed “Great Wealth Transfer,” with many estimates projecting women will control a larger share of wealth in the coming years (some cite women inheriting a majority share of a ~$124T transfer). That’s not just money moving. That’s power moving. But inheritances, paychecks, and businesses don’t automatically become sovereign wealth. They become sovereign wealth when they’re converted into owned assets, protected structures, and durable cash flow. What “Preparing for 2026” Actually Means Not fear. Not doom. Not hoarding canned beans like it’s a hobby. It means building a personal economy that can handle disruption: - A cash-flow lifeboat (income you control, not “hope-based” income) - A defense layer (legal + insurance + diversification basics) - An asset layer (things you own that hold value and/or produce value) - A skills edge (AI fluency + negotiation + sales + visibility) - A network edge (community that tells you the truth, not the script) Why This Skool Community Matters (And Why You Should Use It To Your Advantage) Because sovereign wealth isn’t built in isolation. Isolation is expensive.