It is the first of the month and, as usual, we have a mompreneur games winner! 👇 If you're new, here's how the mompreneur games work: We host these games every month within the group to help you win prizes, make friends, and grow your businesses. Let me explain... The rules are simple: The winners are based on who is at the top of the 30-day leaderboard at the end of the month. To gain points to climb up the leaderboard, you need to 1. make posts 2. like other people's posts 3. comment on other people's posts and you'll gain points and climb the leaderboard. The Leaderboards are based off of the last 30 days and updates in REAL TIME which means that any points that you gathered over 30 days ago, falls off. So, try to keep up the engagement so that you don't lose momentum from previous month's engagement. The easiest and fastest way to get lots of points is to make helpful and encouraging posts and comments. This is why we HIGHLY recommend picking a challenge that you can document and share with us in the community on a daily basis. So, compete to win! and improve your life at the same time! 👉 This month's winner is @Lauren Greene ! Make sure you send me a DM to redeem your FREE 1:1 call with you! Also, for April, we're going to start giving away a prize option as well 😁

Have a question! When you guys take a vacation, how often are checking into your Skool account? I am heading to New York next week for a family event and am curious to see what other people do on vacation and online projects? As I get up very early I think I can sneak online without feeling too guilty!?😀

One of things I do for my pampered chef (PC) business is wish my fb friends a happy birthday with a little video. I use this to spark a conversation (goal is to get them to book a party, sneaky, i know). but I am finding that people just want to have a conversation with someone they don't know. what happened is I had one and was able to get to know the person and invite them to my skool community and they joined. A simple happy birthday is all it takes!!

I want to encourage you today: when you consistently show up, genuinely care about people, and share what’s helping you, growth often comes in ways you don’t expect. I was already working in the online space, teaching and helping others build income streams. (Like many of you are as well ❤️) Then I began sharing something that helped my own family from a health standpoint — not to create another business, but simply because I wanted people to feel better. People asked questions. Friends shared with others. And it started growing faster than I planned. What began as serving people naturally became another income stream — one of several I’ve built over time by staying consistent and leading with love. You don’t have to chase everything. You don’t have to force growth. Show up. Help people. Stay consistent. Growth has a way of following that. 🙌

What’s the BEST way to grow your business? I'll go first... 👇🏼