Happy Friday, all! Let's have a little fun... In each pair, you can keep ONE forever. The other disappears from your life. ☕️ Coffee OR chocolate 📚 Books OR TV shows 🍕 Pizza OR tacos 🎵 Music OR podcasts 🛍️ Amazon OR Target 🥔 French fries OR mashed potatoes 📱 Texting OR social media 🧀 Cheese OR bread 💰 An extra $1,000 every month OR an extra 10 hours every week

Today we're going back to a simpler time... A time when the internet made noises... When you couldn't use the phone AND be online... 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗼𝗿 𝗧𝗵𝗮𝘁: 𝗠𝗶𝗹𝗹𝗲𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗧𝗵𝗿𝗼𝘄𝗯𝗮𝗰𝗸 𝗘𝗱𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗼𝗻 Choose your side: 💬 AIM or MSN Messenger 📼 Blockbuster or Hollywood Video 🖥️ MySpace or early Facebook 🐣 Tamagotchi or Furby ☎️ Calling your friends' house phone or passing notes at school 🎮 Nintendo 64 or PlayStation 📚 Goosebumps or The Baby-Sitters Club 📸 Disposable camera or Polaroid Drop your answers below! 👇

I know you're juggling a lot (understatement? 😅)... so here's a quick rundown of some of the latest activities in the community! Jump in, engage, network, and learn! 1. @Sha'mya Jones is asking for any recommendations from fellow neurodivergent members for the best wireless over-ear headphones → Give your recommendations here! 2. Marketing, AI, or decluttering your business...which would you choose? → Vote on your favorite topic for the next Premium workshop (and additional resources) here! 3. @Emily Harper and @Tony Iverson shared their favorite tools for running a lean business. → Check out Emily's favorite tools here! → Check out Tony's favorite tools here! 4. Interested in a behind-the-scenes sneak peek at how I build a business from scratch with my son? → Check out the first installment of the journey here! 5. And please help me welcome our newest members! We're so glad you're here! @Kymlaurane Campos @Randy Orton @Jennie Carr @Teresa Anderson @Tammy Collins @Euginia Moloi @Morimura Din @Barb Zimmermann @Tamsin Kaminski @Zs D

Happy Friday! Let's have some fun and get to know one another a bit more. Back to School Edition - Public school or homeschool? - Packed lunch or school lunch? - Sports or clubs? - Teacher's pet or class clown? - Math or Language Arts? - Dress code or wear what you want?

I just got off the phone with a personal friend. Somehow, somewhere along the way, our conversation turned into a free coaching session. Normally, I don’t mind. I love helping people. I love when someone walks away from a conversation with me seeing something differently, feeling lighter, or knowing what to do next. But this particular week, it feels like everyone has come out of the woodwork needing a little piece of me. Can I pick your brain? Can you look at this? What would you do here? Can I get your thoughts on something? And when I hung up the phone, I sighed. Greyson looked at me and asked what was wrong. “I’m tired.” And my six-year-old, without missing a beat, said: “You’re tired because you’re the only one helping people, and no one is helping you.” Well. Okay then. 😂 Apparently today’s business lesson is brought to you by a six-year-old. Because here’s the thing: There is absolutely nothing wrong with helping people. Generosity is a beautiful thing. Community SHOULD involve us showing up for each other. I don’t ever want stop being someone who serves others. But giving freely and giving endlessly are NOT the same thing. 😅 👉 You cannot continually be the person pouring into everyone else’s cup while pretending yours doesn’t need filling too. (Some of us 🙋‍♀️ need to re-read that a few times…) And for those of us who run businesses around helping people, I think this gets especially muddy. We can start feeling guilty for charging for something we’re naturally good at. We tell ourselves things like: It only took me a few minutes. I already know the answer. They really need the help. But your knowledge didn’t take 20 minutes to build. Your ability to see the problem quickly is the result of years of learning, experience, mistakes, practice, and becoming really freaking good at what you do. And your time and energy are resources, too!! I need my business to make money. I need time for my family. I need energy for the things I’m building.