This line hits hard, especially when you're trying to sell something transformational, helpful, or even life-changing... but nobody's biting. Here’s why: Most people should want to prevent problems (burnout, stress, poor health, bad habits)… But they don’t because prevention doesn’t hurt. People act when the pain is: - Urgent - Real - Uncomfortable Examples: - “My back hurts and I can’t sleep.” - “My ads are bleeding money.” - “I’m in debt and stressed out.” That’s when they take action and decide to act. 🧠 Ask yourself: Does your offer solve an urgent pain, or is it a nice-to-have? If it’s the latter, you’ve got a positioning problem. You can: - Reframe it as a cure - Or target the rare few who buy prevention (smaller, harder market) 💬 Let's Discuss: 1. Your offer 2. The pain it solves 3. Is it urgent to your market? I’ll give feedback if needed.

As a mother, balancing love, care, and responsibilities isn’t easy. Beyond nurturing the home, many moms also strive to contribute financially. 💪❤️ I’m curious… as a mother, what steps are YOU currently taking (or planning to take) to be financially supportive in your family? Your story might inspire another mom today. 🌸💬