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IMPORTANT: New FirstPromoter Campaign Registration Required
Hi everyone, We've had to create a new sub-account in FirstPromoter for the launch of Funnel Junkies Business School (FJBS). This means you'll have a separate affiliate dashboard in FirstPromoter specifically for Funnel Junkies Business School. The change was necessary due to domain, tracking, and campaign management requirements. ✅ Action Required: Please register for the new campaign here: 🔗 https://funneljunkiesuniversity.firstpromoter.com You should already have received an email from FirstPromoter today with the subject: "Big news from the Funnel Junkies team…" If you received the email, simply click through and complete your registration. If you haven't seen the email, please check your inbox, promotions folder, or spam folder, and then register using the link above. This registration is required if you would like to promote Funnel Junkies Business School and earn commissions through the new campaign. Thank you for your support, and let's make the launch of Funnel Junkies Business School a massive success! 🚀 — The Funnel Junkies Team
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3 Years, 21 days, Countless Memories
For the past few weeks, my mom has been visiting us in South Africa. ( Haven`t seen my Mom in 3 Years) The last time I saw her was 3 years ago, so every moment felt precious. From coffee chats and shared meals to simply sitting together and catching up on life, I wanted to soak up every minute. At the same time, my Funnel Junkies business didn't stop. I'll be honest—it wasn't always easy. There were moments when I felt pulled in two directions: ❤️ Be fully present with my mom. 💻 Keep showing up for my business, my community, and my goals. What this experience reminded me is that building an online business isn't about working 24/7. It's about creating something flexible enough to support the life you want to live. Some days I worked early mornings. Some days I squeezed in tasks between family plans. Some days I did less than usual—and that's okay. The business kept moving forward because I had systems, consistency, and a clear vision. The biggest lesson? Success isn't measured only by income or achievements. Sometimes success is being able to spend precious time with the people you love without having to put your dreams on hold. I'm incredibly grateful for the memories we've made and proud that I continued building my future at the same time. Question for the community: Have you ever had to balance a major family commitment while building your business? What did it teach you?
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Nine days ago, my laptop decided it had had enough of this affiliate marketing nonsense and promptly crashed. I suspect it joined a witness protection programme, maybe because it knew how I sometimes shouted at ChappieGTP. In an instant, without prior warning, I simply lost access to: Creating content Making images for lead magnets Following up with people Commenting strategically Scheduling posts Pretty much everything that normally happens from my laptop! For a brief moment, I considered a dramatic career change. Seriously, I considered becoming a full-time Granny Grommet!! (The (elderly) ladies with their boogie boards who brave the waves every Wednesday morning). Its quite a thing where I live! But then I remembered something important... Success isn't built on perfect conditions. It's built on continuing anyway. So while I scurried to secure finance and purchase a new laptop, I kept showing up. I shared posts from my phone, I commented in groups when I could. I engaged with people wherever possible. I even remembered to log my daily activities (most days) on the Funnel Junkies Club. And when I couldn't do that? I watched training. I caught up on Skool lessons. I binge-watched Alex Hormozi videos. I did a lot of thinking, planning, repositioning, and back-to-the-drawing-board work. What I realised is that sometimes progress doesn't look like visible action. Sometimes progress looks like: Learning, Reflecting, Refining, Preparing for the next season. No commissions were generated by staring thoughtfully into the distance, but I suspect some valuable groundwork was laid. 😄 Thankfully, I now have a shiny new laptop and a second chance to confuse technology in entirely new ways. - I am ready turn all those ideas, plans, and half-finished scribbles into actual results. Lesson learned: When Plan A crashes, don't crash with it. Keep moving forward, even if the only thing you can do that day is learn something new.
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