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When I first started, I never believed that something as simple as sharing what I love could turn into a real income. But consistency is powerful. Bit by bit, I’ve been able to grow my store and now I’m earning [insert your real/approximate earnings e.g $45k per month or a steady extra income every week’]. It’s not just about the money it’s about the freedom and confidence it gives me. If you’re reading this, let me ask you:👉 What would an extra [amount you’ve earned] do for you right now? I’ll be happy to share how I’m doing it with anyone curious. Just drop a comment or DM me directly I’ll answer personally.

You know that scene in Kung Fu Panda, where master Shifu walks in on Po doing a full split 10 feet off the floor as he eats his feelings, steeling Monkey's almond cookies? It was a breakthrough moment. Prior to that, Po and Shifu both were struggling Po struggling: - Po loved kung foo so much that he stayed and hoped that Shifu could teach him - Then failure after failure…Po tries to give up - He didn’t think he deserved to be there,  - that he wasn’t enough to be the Dragon Warrior (too fat, not good enough at Kung Foo) - “How are you going to turn THIS into the Dragon Warrior?”…Shifu has no answer And Shifu struggling: - Making Master Ugway wrong & arguing with him that Po couldn’t possibly be the Dragon Warrior  - to accept that Po was the Dragon Warrior - Offended/insulted by Po’s lack of experience in Kung Foo - He tries to get Po to quit, but Po stays.  He won’t quit…until he does - But Shifu stops Po from leaving  - for the first time…Shifu realizes he needs to trust Ugway that Po actually IS the Dragon Warrior - But he still doesn’t know how he’s gong to turn Po into the Dragon Warrior Then the breakthrough moment! Shifu hears Po raiding the kitchen and walks in on Po as he’s eating his feelings “What…I eat when I’m upset ok?” Shifu then tests the power of Po’s food motivation by hinting where Monkey hides his almond cookies and then pretends to walk out. Shifu immediately returns, catching Po 10 feet off the floor in a full split as he mows down Monkey’s almond cookies. Shifu realizes Po’s weaknesses are actually strengths! “When you focus on kung fu, when you concentrate, you stink. But perhaps that is my fault. I cannot train you the way I have trained the five. I now see that the way to get through to you is with...THIS (bowl of dumplings).” Shifu realizes he can leverage Po’s food motivation to train him. So what about you? Are you going about things the hard way like Po and Shifu were? Come to the call today and let’s uncover YOUR superpower, SO THAT YOU CAN LEVERAGE IT!

If you missed last week’s call - today’s your next shot! - (3) 25-min sprints - You can even bring your questions (maybe you’re working on a new format or platform etc.) - Let’s GOOOO! - Who’s coming?

As I sit doing my morning routine (I use GrowthDay), and as I read the prompt, my heart was full and beaming. Here's the prompt: "If one word could describe the kind of person I want to be today, then that word is ... and I chose it because ..." My word is MAGNANIMOUS. I chose that because, not only was it the perfect word for how I was feeling (I wanted to even expand it & make it bigger), but it was drilled into me and beautifully modeled by my teacher Toni Stone. Here's the definition: Magnanimous means generous, forgiving, and noble, especially towards a rival or someone less powerful. It describes someone who is big-hearted, not petty or resentful. Here's a more detailed breakdown: - GRATEFUL: Gratitude is a fundamental habit and mindset that makes everything better, and how you feel about anything. We may not have control over what happens, but what we do with what happens...well THAT IS HUGE. Gratitude is also magnetic. Have you ever noticed that the most grateful people somehow have the best luck, and things just seem to work out for them? - GENEROUS AND KIND: Magnanimous individuals are not stingy or selfish. They are willing to give freely of their time, resources, or forgiveness.  - FORGIVING: A key aspect of magnanimity is the willingness to let go of grudges and resentments, even when someone has wronged you.  - NOBLE: Magnanimous people are often described as having a noble character. This implies a sense of honor, integrity, and a commitment to doing what is right.  - NOT PETTY: Magnanimous people are not preoccupied with trivial matters or small slights. They have a broader perspective and are not easily offended.  - Examples: A magnanimous person might, for example, offer words of encouragement to a competitor who has just defeated them, or they might forgive someone who has deeply wronged them. If you're wondering 'How is being MAGNANIMOUS (grateful; generous & kind; forgiving; noble; not petty) going to help me be more prosperous in my business', then keep reading.