This week felt like planting a seed and finally seeing it bloom 🌱. In just 7 days, my store pulled in $9K+ in A farmer once planted seeds but struggled to see a harvest until he met a wise gardener who showed him the right soil, the right tools, and the right season. With guidance, the harvest came quickly and abundantly. Ecommerce works the same way—when you walk with someone who knows the path, the results multiply faster. 🌾

I just had my first taste of what’s possible with this online business model.Not a crazy number yet, but seeing results this early gave me a huge boost of confidence. It feels like I’m finally connecting the dots. 🧩 Anyone else remember their first “aha” win?

onlineMost people think it’s about finding a “secret hack.” 🚫But the real winners? They just do the boring stuff consistently until it pays off. 👉 Test. 👉 Learn. 👉 Adjust. 👉 Repeat. That’s how you turn clicks into cash. The question is… are you consistent enough to outlast the ones who quit? 👀

Hey all! I took the IBM prompt engineering intro course on EdX to get a taste of what prompt engineering is. The course was quick and easy to understand. They have you use IBM’s Watsonx for the assignments, which was fun to test a new tool. I paid for a certificate with the 3-week course, but a cert isn’t required to participate. Would recommend if you’re also curious: https://www.edx.org/learn/artificial-intelligence/ibm-introduction-to-prompt-engineering