Hey bestie, Most people are afraid to say this but I will… A lot of people sit thinking, “This digital business makes sense… but I don’t know if it would actually work for me.” And I get it. Because when you look at building an online business, it can feel like you need to be: more experienced. more confident. more “ready” than you are right now. Like there’s a version of you you have to become first before this works. But that’s not how this actually happens. The women we work with don’t come in with everything figured out. They don’t come in with perfect ideas or full confidence. They come in exactly where you are. Unsure what they should sell, Unsure how it all connects. Unsure why what they’ve tried before hasn’t worked yet. And we work with them from there. Just like Martha, A mum of 3 who came in unsure , sceptical but started anyway. In less than 2 months, she made over $1400 and recovered her investment. Now all she is earning now is pure profit. That’s why this is different. This isn’t something that only works if you’re already ahead. This is something that works because you have the right support while you’re building it. So you’re not expected to know everything. You’re not expected to have it all figured out. You’re just expected to be ready to start. And if you’ve been reading these thinking, “I want this… I just don’t know if I can actually do it” You’re exactly who this is for. Because you don’t need to be further along. You just need to stop trying it alone. That’s what we’re here for, real support and real guidance from real peopple who started in debt and became a self made millionaire. Click the link below to start your journey today . www.skool.com/samgicheha/about For best experience, download the skool app so you are always on the loop. Kind regards Sam Gicheha P.S We are opening our physical workshop on Friday May 1st , yes its a holiday, and Saturday 2nd ,we will keep doors open for the physical workshop starting at 9am. Make a purpose to book in advance because the seats fill very fast.We are at pioneer building 1st floor room 107 along kenyatta avenue.

I see most of people in this community advertising their businesses asking people to contact them privately so that they can help them setting up an online stores. From my personal understanding, I thought Sam did mention that, that's not allowed since no one should advertise their own businesses here, no private communication is allowed, and we don't even need an online store to run this business. I stand to be corrected incase I'm wrong.

Poverty thinking doesn’t survive because people are lazy. It survives because people protect habits that feel comfortable but quietly destroy their future. What kills poverty thinking is not motivation, prayer alone, or sudden money. It’s three ugly shifts most people avoid because they hurt the ego. Here they are. 1. You start telling yourself the brutal truth, without excuses Poverty thinking feeds on stories. “I tried.” “The economy is bad.” “I’m not lucky.” “They didn’t help me.” The day poverty thinking starts dying is the day you stop lying to yourself politely. You stop blaming your background. You stop blaming your parents. You stop blaming your gender, country, or circumstances. You look at your life and admit: “This result is connected to my habits.” That honesty is ugly because it strips you naked. But it is powerful because it gives you control back. As long as you keep defending your excuses, poverty thinking feels justified. The moment you accept responsibility, it starts panicking. 2. You choose discomfort over dignity This one hurts. Poverty thinking loves pride. It tells you: “Don’t look desperate.” “Don’t ask questions.” “Don’t start small.” “Don’t look like a beginner.” So you stay broke… but proud. Wealthy people don’t care about looking small early. They care about becoming strong later. They are willing to: – Ask “stupid” questions – Learn publicly – Sell awkwardly – Start with little money – Be seen trying and failing The moment you choose discomfort over image, poverty thinking loses its strongest weapon. Because poverty survives where ego is protected. 3. You replace hope with systems This is the ugliest one. Most poor people are hopeful. Hopeful that things will change. Hopeful that something will happen. Hopeful that God will “do something.” Hope without systems is emotional gambling. The day poverty thinking dies is the day you stop relying on feelings and start building structure. You stop asking: “How do I feel today?”

“People don’t buy when they understand you— they buy when they feel understood.👇” Here’s something I’ve learned after helping 400+ business owners close more sales: Sales isn’t about clever words or secret scripts. It’s about psychology— understanding what your buyer truly wants. Before any sale happens, your prospect "silently" asks 3 questions: 1️⃣ Do they understand my problem? 2️⃣ Can I trust them to solve it? 3️⃣ Is this worth my time and money? If you can make your audience feel S E E N S A F E & C E R T A I N, you don’t have to “close” the sale — they close themselves. This is why the best salespeople talk less and listen more. Did you get value from this post? Hope you did! Do have any more perspective or psychology on sales that has worked for you? Share in the comments section, I'd like to learn too